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Is ‘Club Kid’ a ‘Conservative’ Movie? Only If You’re Still Living in the ’60s
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In an opinion piece, Variety argues that Jordan Firstman's film "Club Kid" should not be read as a "conservative" movie, saying that view only holds if one is "still living in the '60s." The piece contends that the film shows club culture as potentially destructive as well as liberating, and that a movie can be "about" more than one thing.
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Is ‘Club Kid’ a ‘Conservative’ Movie? Only If You’re Still Living in the ’60s
One of the things I love about movies is how layered they are. When a film connects on a deep level, saying what it’s truly “about” may not be as simple as it sounds. Chasing down a movie’s inner meaning can lead you into the mystery of things. A great movie can be “about” more […]
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