It's 'Barbie' (2023)
This live-action Barbie movie brings strong feminism and topics about blondes.
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My grandmother, my mother and my sister. My family story told through the relationship of these three women. The most daily life of the protagonists leads me to discover in small details the existence of my own personality. The lives of these women through the eyes of my video camera. This family as a representation of so many other family stories.
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My grandmother, my mother and my sister. My family story told through the relationship of these three women. The most daily life of the protagonists leads me to discover in small details the existence of my own personality. The lives of these women through the eyes of my video camera. This family as a representation of so many other family stories.
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