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BREATHE
Fantasia ’22 review: The “Born of Woman” and “Small Gauge Trauma” short films
Both lineups offered especially intriguing, consistently engrossing and sometimes quite frightening slices of horror, science fiction, fantasy and general weirdness.
by
Michael Gingold
Both lineups offered especially intriguing, consistently engrossing and sometimes quite frightening slices of horror, science fiction, fantasy and general weirdness.
