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Mourning the Loss of the Acceptance of Maudlinness in Film (Specifically 90s Cinema)

By Genna Rivieccio
November 24, 2014

While, at the time it was happening, the 90s appeared to be an angst-ridden, moody decade, looking back now, it seems like everyone was complaining [Read More…]

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Mourning the Loss of the Acceptance of Maudlinness in Film (Specifically 90s Cinema)

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