So, Tretya zhena mully isn't something you watch for a fun Friday night with a big bucket of popcorn. It’s for the people who want to see how movies looked when they were still figuring out how to tell a story about real people in the middle of nowhere. If you hate black and white silents or anything that feels like a...
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"So, Tretya zhena mully isn't something you watch for a fun Friday night with a big bucket of popcorn. It’s for the people who want to see how movies looked when they were still figuring out how to tell a story about real people in the middle of nowhere. If you hate black and white silents or anything that feels like a history lesson, you're going to hate this. But if you’re into weird, old stuff from the 1920s, it’s actually kinda cool. The first thing I noticed was how dusty everything looks...."
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