Dissecting the Casual Racism of “Airplane!”
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Somnus (2024)
Ryan, who works as a line cook at his neighborhood restaurant, has been keeping his crush on his co-worker, Devin, a secret for as long as they’ve known each other. This is particularly difficult for Ryan considering Devin is his only close friend. Slowly, Ryan’s sleepwalking — a condition he has always suffered from — takes a strange turn. He begins acting out the desires he’s worked all his life to suppress. Now, Ryan must face some harsh truths in his waking life to prevent his subconscious from completely taking over his life while he’s asleep.
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Ryan, who works as a line cook at his neighborhood restaurant, has been keeping his crush on his co-worker, Devin, a secret for as long as they’ve known each other. This is particularly difficult for Ryan considering Devin is his only close friend. Slowly, Ryan’s sleepwalking — a condition he has always suffered from — takes a strange turn. He begins acting out the desires he’s worked all his life to suppress. Now, Ryan must face some harsh truths in his waking life to prevent his subconscious from completely taking over his life while he’s asleep.
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Written By:Pablo Echevarría
In Theaters:6/28/2024
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