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50. MOROCCO, 1930
A magnificent exploration of passion, featuring iconic gender fluidity "Morocco" If there were ever a film in which aesthetics are as important as the narrative, it’s “Morocco”. Heavenly visuals, symbolism, and unnatural pauses manage to capture thoughts and emotions while forwarding the story. This film is cinematic poetry. A prime example of the phrase "give pause", a slowed and stylized pace allows the viewer to drink in atmosphere, faces, and situations - and to feel. Onc
Mar 30, 202115 min read
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