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Exploring the Legacy and Controversy of Magellan in Film and History
Lav Diaz's film 'Magellan' explores the brutal and complex journey of Ferdinand Magellan, focusing on themes of discovery, imperialism, and violence, with a poetic and elliptical storytelling style that emphasizes the darker aspects of exploration.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Gains Japan Game Award Despite Final Hour Betrayal
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Critics and Cast Clash Over 'A Big, Bold Beautiful Journey'
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Preparation for the Next Life: A Reflective Look at Immigrant Love and Personal Growth
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Julian Schnabel's 'In the Hand of Dante': A Bold, Life-Pulsating Dante Adaptation
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