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‘Pop Pop,’ ‘Kidney’ and ‘Sounds of the Desert’: Tallinn Sets Rebels With a Cause, Critics’ Picks Programs
U.S. filmmaker Dylan Stephen Levers' debut feature, exploring "toxic masculinity, cancel culture, and radical positioning," and the latest from Estonia's Eeva Mägi are among the films pushing boundaries.
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U.S. filmmaker Dylan Stephen Levers' debut feature, exploring "toxic masculinity, cancel culture, and radical positioning," and the latest from Estonia's Eeva Mägi are among the films pushing boundaries.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter’s source item, ‘Pop Pop,’ ‘Kidney’ and ‘Sounds of the Desert’: Tallinn Sets Rebels With a Cause, Critics’ Picks Programs, U.S. filmmaker Dylan Stephen Levers’ debut feature, exploring “toxic masculinity, cancel culture, and radical positioning,” and the latest from Estonia’s Eeva Mägi are among the films pushing boundaries.
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