Mm-hmm

... uh, Lone Star or Matewan.

More so I would say, uh, Lone Star above anything else.

But it's just this incredible journey for this lead, uh, character played by, uh, Putri Marino, uh, who goes back to her hometown after a lot of shit went down, and is just, like, doing everything in her power to help out the community from, uh, the corrupt officials and leaders in the town who wanna trample everybody under their feet and abuse them at any cost, uh-

Yeah

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World War I. Um, and it's just, it takes a little while to build, but once it does, it's one of the most engrossing, uh, beautiful, haunting films of the entire year, and I just think one of the seminal, uh, queer films of this decade, at least that I've seen.

And there's, like, performance, because basically it follows this Belgian, uh, troop on, on the front lines of World War I, and this performing, uh, arts group who kind of, you know, goes along and, and, and, you know, gives them some entertainment, often, you know, dressing in drag.