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'If you want your cinema neatly wrapped with a bow on top by the time you walk out of the theatre, then Sotiris Dounoukos’s Joe Cinque’s Consolation (2016) is not for you. The events that this film portrays will keep working on you, testing your thinking on truth and fantasy, probing where you sit ethically in relation to mental illness, manslaughter, and its complicit witnessing. ...'
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https://theconversation.com/joe-cinques-consolation-violence-delusion-and-the-question-of-guilt-63595
Joe Cinque’s Consolation : Violence, Delusion and the Question of Guilt
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- Joe Cinque's Consolation : A True Story of Death, Grief and the Law 2016 single work film/TV
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