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Made Out of Babies Trophy • by luludia

I can't breathe, the sky is falling, my tongue is on fire...

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DeRank™: 57,00
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Akira Kurosawa Rashomon • by JpLoyRow2

Among the cornerstones of film history that revolve around the originality of narrative structure, Akira Kurosawa's 12th film, which was futilely imitated many times, was released almost by chance beyond Japan's borders. It became the starting point for Kurosawa's worldwide success (and that of his actor alter-ego, Toshiro Mifune) a…

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DeRank™: 31,30
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Tracey Thorn A Distant Shore • by JonatanCoe

Hull, for example, is drenched for most of the year by a steel sky, heavy with rain and enveloped in a silence so reverent that you can hear the rustle of clothes and the weight of life through the creaking of wooden boards poorly fastened to the floor.

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DeRank™: 167,22
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Paul Celan Poesia • by demonialuce

"Opera al nero" According to La Sachs

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DeRank™: -6,00
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Stadio, Lucio Dalla Lunedì Cinema • by JonatanCoe

Nobody reads the end credits. Too many and too fast. A cascade of names, actors, skills that fall down in the most total indifference. Sleepy, while putting on my pajamas, with mint and fluoride in my mouth, they escort me to bed. Sometimes they find me already passed out o…

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DeRank™: 111,70
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La strana società Il lungo viaggio dell'amico Harry • by Eliodoro

Turin group that some may remember for "Pop Corn" but who also recorded a prog album in 1972 released only in 2017 titled "Il lungo viaggio dell'amico Harry". The work was never published in '72 and it's easy to understand why; across the Channel in this genre, "Close to th…

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DeRank™: 21,00
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Giorgio Moroder From Here to Eternity • by Dislocation

The inane god of twilight, bored, motionless, basks under the pearl-colored, delightfully cold sun of the solar system we call Kepler 11 and they name "Vrelkdskts," unimaginably far from us in the constellation we have named "Swan" and which they, the inhabitants of those worlds, for one of those coincidence…

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DeRank™: 104,30
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Steve Roden & Machinefabriek Lichtung • by CosmicJocker

Excremental residues offend the nostrils like the stench emanating from open sewers, microscopic reddish pores refer to the immense solitude of Martian craters. Gentle white mites petrify the moment like Mesozoic monsters afflicted with albinism.

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DeRank™: 84,00
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Jason Lescalleet Songs About Nothing • by CosmicJocker

The fragmenting tendency, the lo-fi attitude, the chaotic phrasing, the subtly nullified sense, the decoction of everything into everything of Bill Callahan's "Julius Caesar" transliterated into the electronic alphabet.

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DeRank™: 136,77
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Ferzan Ozpetek Cuore sacro • by MartinVenator

Film practically divided into two parts, at times anonymous but, ultimately, heartfelt and certainly worth watching.

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DeRank™: 0,00
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Alex Calder Strange Dreams • by Conteverde

But if in the Time of abandonment of spiritual power to the scientists and temporal power to the industrialists.

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DeRank™: 80,01
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Distorted Pony Punishment Room • by Rocky Marciano

Unhealthy methods, guitars like shredded metal sheets, precise and sharp like glittering scalpels.

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DeRank™: 57,00
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Woody Allen Un colpo di fortuna • by turkish

Woody Allen has definitively lost it

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DeRank™: 15,36
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Kraftwerk Electric Cafe • by Martello

Neo-futurism. BOING. BOOM. TSCHAK. New minimalism. Electronic sound. Music non stop, technopop. Decibels. Ultrasound. Industrial rhythms. The music will continue. Zong zong. Goodnight. Dos svidan'ya, Moskva. Musique non stop. Musik non stop. Music non stop. Techno. New ideas. Fluxus.

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DeRank™: 44,80
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Omero Iliade • by Armand

Sing to me, O Goddess, of Achilles' hair
that he cut every morning with a
old and broken razor, and for
the pain he pissed himself!

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DeRank™: 37,70
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Henry Purcell Funeral Music For Queen Mary - Five Anthems • by asterics

The whole story revolves around Westminster Abbey.

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DeRank™: 142,09
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Stanley Kubrick Eyes Wide Shut • by Relator

"Don't you remember anything? Well, I had already seen him in the morning in the hotel lobby... HE looked at me as he passed by, just a glance..."

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DeRank™: 107,57
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Suorah Only Me • by QueenIsBacc

Hello povery, I'm here to review a masterpiece by my dear friend Suorah aka luckystar, a successful popstar of the 2020s, and this is another proof that we are not "wankers" like everyone is defining us, she is a woman with great talent, and you are just jealous!!

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DeRank™: -10,51
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Amanda Lear Tam - Tam • by Armand

I take said work as irrefutable evidence that excellence in everything, from material to moral, resides only and solely in the Mediterranean basin, with a preference for Italy. You will tell me “and where do you leave the Tigris and Euphrates?” I agree, but they do not reach the "imperia…

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DeRank™: 49,68
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Wolfgang Groos Nonni alle prime armi • by bastoncinoverde

Small bourgeois comedy with a Teutonic twist, very politically correct; only, I must add, it's quite distressing to see Sukowa in such predicaments again.

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DeRank™: -12,00
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Comedy
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