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We can NOT use IMDb as the source for the poster. Anyone, including you or I could of doctored up a fan illustration and submitted it to IMDb. If there is a different, actual reliable, source that discusses this "poster", then there might be something, but for now, we can not accept IMDb as a source for a poster.
Cardei012597 (
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18:23, 16 November 2020 (UTC)reply
No mention of and under discussion of political issues.
It is extremely disappointing that the entire points made by the movie are just brushed over by the movie, not once in the article are prisons even mentioned. Also, the conflict around Raul being trans is not mentioned in the article once. Completely ignoring a movie is one thing but artificially taking out its political messages when they are so clearly highlighted in the movie summary is completely bad faith, disgusting, and white washing. I made an account just to add this comment.
Cleo Mcallister (
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00:44, 30 October 2022 (UTC)reply