"Sonic The Hedgehog": Gotta Go Fast
Sonic is a pretty generic buddy comedy with a light dusting of eccentricity.
Fear in the City (1181 Days Later or Smell of Rats)
Super8 post-punk film by Davorin Marc. Paura in citta does not only display a bold and powerful exploration of form and themes that seem to have occupied Marc throughout his oeuvre, the film is also a straightforward document of the spirit of the times and surroundings of its making.
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Super8 post-punk film by Davorin Marc. Paura in citta does not only display a bold and powerful exploration of form and themes that seem to have occupied Marc throughout his oeuvre, the film is also a straightforward document of the spirit of the times and surroundings of its making.
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