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Breaking Boundaries: Homosociality and Rebellion in Going Places
By: D’Andre Chaney May 15, 2024 Wow, what a movie. Going Places was one of the most interesting, in a disturbing kind of creepy way, movies that I have ever seen. I liked how it fearlessly examines freedom and social norms through its main characters, Jean-Claude and Pierrot, who navigate 1970s France with adventures that…
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