Once Upon a Time in (White) Hollywood
Tarantino's alternative history of the 1960's uncritically repeats the era's sexist and racist stereotypes.
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She is surprised in the pool with the presence of a young man who mysteriously disappears. She is seduced by him but discovers that she belongs to a parallel dimension, water. The desire is getting stronger but the incompatibility to the habit of others prevents them from being together. As in a dream, the only way to be with him will be to cross the boundary that separates: reality.
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She is surprised in the pool with the presence of a young man who mysteriously disappears. She is seduced by him but discovers that she belongs to a parallel dimension, water. The desire is getting stronger but the incompatibility to the habit of others prevents them from being together. As in a dream, the only way to be with him will be to cross the boundary that separates: reality.
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