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Also, that insane Congo burn! 🤣

...finding out that Arthur's men have killed druid children? I confess that it left a sour taste in my mind. I understand that, as Arthur said, he was young and wanted to prove himself to his father but it's still hard to justify. What are your thoughts?

Great selection:

>The programme includes Pinocchio (1940), Wake in Fright, Irréversible, Under the Skin and The Gospel According to St Matthew, following the band's Preston Park homecoming show.

I think it's going to be a challenging watch for some people to say the least.

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Hi, first post here. I had "Friendship" in my watch list for a while but was pushed to watch it out after finding out that the protagonist allegedly has BPD.

What can I say? Great movie with fantastic performances that portrays BPD in a very sensitive and nuanced way.

Sorry, I don't want to spoil for those who haven't watched yet, but I have to say that for a comedy it gets quite dark. At moments it feels more like a horror movie. So many relatable moments: when Craig takes up smoking to fit in at work, when his personality becomes that of his new friend, when rejection triggers his aggressiveness, etc.

I would be keen on knowing your thoughts on this movie. Thanks!