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Tag: Daiki Kobayashi

Blue Collar Physics (2022) review [Skip-City International D-Cinema festival]

Kobayashi shows that the narrative element of the super-power can be used to explore human subjectivity and to highlight the often antagonistic link between the subject and his Other.

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