Review: “Queer”
No one has the same disciplined work ethic in Hollywood as Luca Guardagnino (except perhaps Ayo Edebiri, who ironically will star in his next film). It almost feels like the Italian director, who has acclaimed films like ‘Call Me By Your Name’, ‘Bones and All’ and most recently the superb ‘Challengers’ under his belt, is
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