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‘Oasis’ Asks Uncomfortable Questions About Exclusion, and Its Director Explains Why Violence Is “Like a Virus”
“Oasis” feels like a bit of a theme at Venice this year, with at least two movies featuring that word in their titles.
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A viral video shows a pupil threatening his classmates, prompting him and two other adolescent outcasts to flee into a forest. This scenario forms the core of German writer‑director Jannis Lenz’s feature debut, which is premiering at the Venice Film Festival.
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