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‘The City of the Living’ Review: A Superbly Acted and Heartbreakingly Real Story Based on a Real Event That Shook Rome to Its Core
Does a filmmaker have a responsibility towards marginalized communities? It’s an irreconcilable debate given the unbridgeable chasm between the two sides: Is the onus on the artist, or the audience?
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Edoardo Gabbriellini's 'The City of the Living' tells a tragic true story, but forgets marginalized communities can’t be only portrayed as deviant.
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