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‘Queer Edward II’ Review: Intimate Derek Jarman Documentary Channels the Power of Articulate, Angry and Artful Queer Protest

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Venice: BTS footage from the 1991 film “Edward II” is given urgent personal and political context in this electrifying debut feature.

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‘Queer Edward II’ Review: Intimate Derek Jarman Documentary Channels the Power of Articulate, Angry and Artful Queer Protest

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