A Closer Inspection of LGBT Characters in Film
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The Second Castration
Constant movement, repetition. Personal and social obstacles. It is a mode of action that is indecisive yet agitated and hyper-accelerated—leaving no time for thought to engage with the meaning of one’s acts. A dizzying blur of urban textures and weary bodies.
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Constant movement, repetition. Personal and social obstacles. It is a mode of action that is indecisive yet agitated and hyper-accelerated—leaving no time for thought to engage with the meaning of one’s acts. A dizzying blur of urban textures and weary bodies.
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