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🦋 Stroszek: a review

I found a really well-written, informative review of Stroszek at Pajiba's Twisted Masterpieces. Recommended. Also, in comments thereto, the information that Joy Division lead singer Ian Curtis killed himself after watching this film.

posted morning of Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
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