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Catholic Boy (2020)
Chockablock with found images - including subjects such as JFK, John Paul II and the CIA - this rollicking Bruce Conner-esque collage film interrogates the history of Catholicism in America and the meaning of “good citizenship.
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Chockablock with found images - including subjects such as JFK, John Paul II and the CIA - this rollicking Bruce Conner-esque collage film interrogates the history of Catholicism in America and the meaning of “good citizenship.
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