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Flowers and Bottoms
An unidentified man sits in a dark room and watches an obscure film titled “Flowers and Bottoms”; a surrealist story about longing and loss, in the age of cyber roulette.
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An unidentified man sits in a dark room and watches an obscure film titled “Flowers and Bottoms”; a surrealist story about longing and loss, in the age of cyber roulette.
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Written By:Christos Massalas
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