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They don't have much to show, do they?
”They don't have much to SHOW, do they?” a comedy horror anthology movie. The film consists of three separate tales that are introduced by an anchorman. The first story, titled ”How to spot a homosexual?!”, is a propaganda movie that combines elements of propaganda movies from 20s and 50s eras. The second story, ”Opressed straight white guy”, is mostly inspired from articles found on alt-right and other shady reactionary sites that promote hate speech. The third story, titled ”They are among us”, is a vox with real people from Chișinău who were required to answers to several silly questions about LGBTQ+ community.
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”They don't have much to SHOW, do they?” a comedy horror anthology movie. The film consists of three separate tales that are introduced by an anchorman. The first story, titled ”How to spot a homosexual?!”, is a propaganda movie that combines elements of propaganda movies from 20s and 50s eras. The second story, ”Opressed straight white guy”, is mostly inspired from articles found on alt-right and other shady reactionary sites that promote hate speech. The third story, titled ”They are among us”, is a vox with real people from Chișinău who were required to answers to several silly questions about LGBTQ+ community.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy
Written By:Cristian Doroftei, Arturo de Ita
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Runtime:13 minutes
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