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Y tu mamá también (2001, Alfonso Cuarón)

"There is another important character, which is the context— Mexico. Throughout the film, you see how Mexico is kind of going through a pathway of adolescence into some kind of maturity." x

try not to unlearn all your shame in case there's something good stuff in there that you can sexualize

how it feels to make the mature decision regarding your long-term future

Chris Medland: What do you take away from these last 3 races?

Toto: …. Suffering

has anyone figured out how to be a real person yet

James Baldwin, from Another Country [ID'd]

what a waste of a god damn race

Y tu mamá también (2001), dir. Alfonso Cuarón

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im doomed by the narrative but the narrative is a bunch of conscious choices i've made in the past