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Nikko Austen Smith
CUFF ’24 REVIEW: AMBITIOUS DEBUT “THE BLUE ROSE” WITHERS UNDER ITS OWN INFLUENCES
Eighteen-year-old filmmaker George Barron's surreal first feature is a stylish but flawed David Lynch pastiche.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Eighteen-year-old filmmaker George Barron's surreal first feature is a stylish but flawed David Lynch pastiche.
