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shareThe quiet ritual of preparing the pre-Columbian soup pozole unravels into a visceral reflection on cultural identity, memory, and violence in this reimagined take on Martin Scorsese’s early-career film, The Big Shave.
The quiet ritual of preparing the pre-Columbian soup pozole unravels into a visceral reflection on cultural identity, memory, and violence in this reimagined take on Martin Scorsese’s early-career film, The Big Shave.
