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a metatextual consideration of internet stardom, gay porn and colonialism - spanning 240 years and several generations of deveau(x)'s. the film opens up like a puzzle box; each tier stretching further and further outwards, temporally, geographically, analytically. it is both a true and untrue study of an indirect lineage. it is a form of self-searching, and a means to self-distinguish.
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a metatextual consideration of internet stardom, gay porn and colonialism - spanning 240 years and several generations of deveau(x)'s. the film opens up like a puzzle box; each tier stretching further and further outwards, temporally, geographically, analytically. it is both a true and untrue study of an indirect lineage. it is a form of self-searching, and a means to self-distinguish.

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