#Robert Fenner

[newyorkthegoldenage]

This is what ticker tape really looked like, March 26, 1942. The stuff pouring out of the machine for a clerk at Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Beane is like something out of a cartoon—I can see it going and going until it fills up the room.

Photo: Robert Wands for the AP via Money Review

[reasoningdaily]

Race under Reconstruction in German Cinema: Robert Stemmle's Toxi

Race under Reconstruction in German Cinema: Robert Stemmle's Toxi

Race Under Reconstruction in German Cinema investigates postwar racial formations via a pivotal West German film by one of the most popular and prolific directors of the era.

The release of Robert Stemmle's Toxi (1952) coincided with the enrolment in West German schools of the first five hundred Afro-German children fathered by African-American occupation soldiers.

The didactic plot traces the ideological conflicts that arise among members of a patrician family when they encounter an Afro-German child seeking adoption, herein broaching issues of integration at a time when the American civil rights movement was gaining momentum and encountering violent resistance.

Perceptions of 'Blackness' in Toxi demonstrate continuities with those prevailing in Wilhelmine Germany, but also signal the influence of American social science discourse and tropes originating in icons of American popular culture, such as Uncle Tom's Cabin, Birth of a Nation, and several Shirley Temple films.

By applying a Cultural Studies approach to individual film sequences, publicity photos, and press reviews, Angelica Fenner relates West German discourses around race and integration to emerging economic and political anxieties, class antagonism, and the reinstatement of conventional gender roles.

The film Toxi is now available on DVD from the DEFA Film Library.

[byneddiedingo]

John Garfield, Pedro Armendáriz, and Jennifer Jones in We Were Strangers (John Huston, 1949)

Cast: Jennifer Jones, John Garfield, Pedro Amendáriz, Gilbert Roland, Ramon Novarro, Wally Cassell, David Bond, José Pérez, Morris Ankrum. Screenplay: Peter Viertel, John Huston, based on a novel by Robert Sylvester. Cinematography: Russell Metty. Art direction: Cary Odell. Film editing: Al Clark. Music: George Antheil. 

Fidel Castro came to power in 1959, ten years after We Were Strangers, which deals with an earlier Cuban revolution, was made. Castro's own revolution is probably why this film, despite its major director and stars, is so little known. It was never revived after its initial showing, and didn't become available on video until 2005 despite the reputation of its director, John Huston. It's a fairly scathing look at the failure of the United States to support the overthrow of the Machado dictatorship in 1933. John Garfield plays Tony Fenner, a Cuban-born American who works with the underground revolutionaries to overthrow Machado. He comes up with a rather complicated plot to tunnel into the Colón Cemetery and plant a bomb that will kill the regime's leaders. He enlists a group who have no previous ties with one another, including China Valdés (Jennifer Jones), a bank clerk whose brother was killed by the Havana police chief, Armando Aréte (Pedro Armendáriz), and who lives in a house across the street from the cemetery. The plan is to assassinate a high-ranking member of the regime and detonate the bomb when the dignitaries gather for his funeral. But Fenner's plan is just a little too complicated, and things go awry. It's a curious film to be made just as the red scare was heating up in Washington and Hollywood, for the script by Peter Viertel and director John Huston has no scruples about portraying the violent revolutionaries as heroic. The revolutionaries even countenance the collateral damage of killing innocent people at the funeral, although one of their company has serious reservations about it and, worn down by the hard work of tunneling, goes mad. Garfield, who would soon be threatened with blacklisting as a leftist, gives a typically intense performance, and Jones, though miscast, does a passable imitation of a determined Cuban revolutionary. Armendáriz, whom Hollywood often relegated to Latino sidekick roles, is a fine, sinister villain. Gilbert Roland, as a singing, wisecracking member of the revolutionary team, provides what levity the film possesses, and Ramon Novarro has a cameo as the chief who authorizes Fenner's plan. There's some obvious use of rear projection in which the actors are superimposed against scenes actually filmed in Havana, but Russell Metty's cinematography is mostly quite effective.

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[hardcore-gaming-101]

Iru! 

Possibly the most obscure horror title to grace the PlayStation, …Iru! Is a low-budget first-person Lovecraftian adventure from Soft Machine. The game’s title itself has no easy expression in English; “iru (いる) ” denotes the presence of a living being, so the closest translation is probably “…It’s here!” While unintentional, it’s very fitting for a work so tightly entwined with Lovecraft to boast a title that actively defies translation. 

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Music as possession

Richard Siken, “A Litany in Which Certain Things are Crossed Out” // illustration by James Fenner // untitled poem by julykings // installation by Chris Bracey // “Because Dreaming Costs Money” by Mitski // Robert Plant performing with Led Zeppelin in Hamburg, Germany // “Geyser” by Mitski

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November 8: Favorite Roles [*]

In the previous post, I named my top 7 favorite Robert Vaughn characters with a brief explanation of their background and this post will explain more about them and the reasons why they made my list. Please bare in mind that I haven't seen his entire filmography yet...

1) The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - Napoleon Solo Napoleon Solo is an agent of Section II: Operations and Enforcement who works alongside his friend/partner, Illya Kuryakin (David McCallum) and wears a badge with the number eleven (the badge originally was the Roman numeral II but after the series switched to color, Robert Vaughn picked the number '11' on accident and became his official number through the rest of the show, including the 1983 reunion movie). Unlike his partner, he rarely loses his temper and tries to be an optimist even in the most intense situations. The agent is laid-back, sociable and is a "serial womanizer" but he believes women that are created equal and treats them with respect as well as affection. He has a very high sense of style and his looks do not change during the first three years but in the final season, he wears double-breasted suits and his hair is quite longer. The character is one of my top favorites because his personality is completely different from 007 and he tries to keep a positive mind through any dangerous situation. Robert had stated in one of his interviews that he was playing himself and some aspects of his personality is obvious in a lot of the episodes. He has the personality of a class act and true gentleman who will treat you with the utmost respect. His positivity is something that attracted me to both Napoleon and Robert because I try to keep a positive mind despite moments of anxiety triggers which takes an emotional toll on you. I am still learning more about the character but he definitely is at the top of my list.

2) The A-Team - General Hunt Stockwell General Hunt Stockwell is the newest boss of the A-Team who is responsible for blackmailing the team into doing an unknown number of unspecified missions in return for granting a full pardon for their crimes. He has a cold and manipulative personality, rarely showing or displaying emotion but admits that he has respect for the team and Hannibal (George Peppard). There's not much known about his background but his assistant reveals that if Stockwell doesn't call into a unknown location at certain intervals, his operative would dissolve. He spent some time in Hong Kong where he built up an intelligence network. From time to time, he has a habit of reminding the team that "I'm going to do this....my way." In an episode called "The Say U.N.C.L.E. Affair", Stockwell is reunited with his longtime friend and former partner, Ivan Trigorin where he is captured and tortured by him to get information about a secret Russian jet. (The episode reunited Robert with David, his friend and co-star from 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.'). I loved the introduction of General Hunt Stockwell because, despite being the antagonist, he is mysterious and nobody knows of his true intentions towards the team. There were moments where you wanted to kick his ass because of his treatment towards the team but he also had a job to do that was unpleasant. When Stockwell was captured and tortured for information by Trigorin, they could've let him get killed but the team came to his rescue. This was the first character I vaguely remember whenever I watched reruns of the show and I have a soft spot in my heart for Stockwell. The reunion between Robert and David in The Say U.N.C.L.E. Affair and their hug is so genuine as two old friends are glad to see one another again.

3) Harry Rule - The Protectors Harry Rule is a wealthy international private investigator who takes on cases that protects the innocent and belong to an organization called "The Protectors". He works alongside friends, the Contessa Caroline di Contini (Nyree-Dawn Porter) and Paul Buchet (Tony Anholt) who usually work outside of London when they're not with Harry. Despite the obvious flirting and a few romantic instances, there is no real romantic relationship between Harry and Contessa. The Protectors is an interesting series but the lack of interest from the production people, not much is known about any of the characters. If the show would've lasted longer, we might find out more about Harry and a potential of a romantic relationship between he and Contessa would be a possibility. Interesting fact that in one of the season 1 episodes, Robert met his future wife, actress Linda Staab, which was directed by him. Harry is one of my favorite characters but he reminds me of Napoleon Solo at a certain point but his background is vague which means it could be filled in or made up through fanfiction. The first episode reveals that Harry does have an ex wife and a child.

4) Bill Fenner - The Venetian Affair He is an ex-CIA operative who has turned into a journalist and is suddenly sent to Venice in order to investigate a suicide bombing at a peace conference. Bill is officially out of retirement and his ex-wife, Sandra Fane (Elke Sommer) is top of the suspect list, believed to be a Communist sympathizer. Despite all that, both Bill and Sandra share a few romantic moments. She is unfortunately shot in front of him which stirs up emotions in him, including anger. As I watch the entire film, it reminds me of a Man from UNCLE episode but much darker and Bill is almost like Napoleon Solo but his personality is different. Bill is still effected by Sandra's leaving and he still does love her. In his 2009 autobiography, Robert stated that he was attracted to Elke, who played his ex-wife in the movie but she was dating a friend of his so the romance was a no-go. The chemistry between the 2 actors is obvious on-screen and being a CIA operative can take an emotional toll.

5) Hayden Danzinger - Columbo He is the executive of an automotive company who is currently on a cruise with his wife (Jane Greer), as well as a few of his friends, but he has been having an affair with Rosanna Wells (Poupée Bocar), a lounge singer on the ship, and she threatens to expose the affair to his wife. After inhaling a drug which stimulates a heart attack before jumping into the pool, he quietly sneaks into her room and he shoots her in the back, writing the letter "L" in lipstick to blame the murder on the piano player (Dean Stockwell). The evidence eventually piles up against Hayden and Lieutenant Columbo (Peter Falk), who is on the cruise with his wife, reveals to the captain (Patrick Macnee) that he is the murderer. Like some of his villains, Danzinger is an interesting character because he doesn't seem the type of man who would kill a beautiful woman and he doesn't seem to become really irritated by Columbo's presence. Of course, in his true fashion Robert's character breaks out into a smile. I really don't have a reason why this character is a favorite but I think the style Robert plays him in, he's a likable guy!

[jedivoodoochile]

Frank Frazetta’s “Kane on The Golden Sea”

“I liked doing the Kane series. There is a dark mood going on: you don’t know whether to root for this guy or hope he gets taken out. Which would you prefer? That’s the question I want going through the viewer’s head when they look at these paintings.”

- Frank Frazetta (LEGACY Selected Paintings & Drawings by the Grand Master of Fantastic Art. Edited by Arnie and Cathy Fenner)

This artwork by Frazetta was created with oil on board. The original work measures 16x22inches. It was the cover artwork for the paperback, “Darkness Weaves” by Karl Edward Wagner (Warner Books, 1978.) Karl Edward Wagner was a respected editor as well as a writer. He compiled fifteen volumes of “Year’s Best Horror”, several fantasy anthologies under the title of Echoes of Valor and restored the preferred original text to Robert E. Howard’s Conan stories in a series for Berkley books. In the latter part of his career Wagner turned to writing horror fiction and he was the recipient of both the World Fantasy and British Fantasy awards.

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[rose-of-pollux]

Ok, so, I said I should make a masterlist of Robert Vaughn roles and whether or not each character survived, so here it is, under the cut--presented in chronological order of release/airdate, here are the roles that @ksturf​ and/or I have seen (will be updated as we see more).

(Obviously, spoilers...)

Hamlet (Hamlet) -- death by poisoned blade

Pharaonic solider (Ten Commandments) -- death by Red Sea re-merge

Idol Worshipper (Ten Commandments) -- death by the wrath of God (yup, two bit parts in this move, and they both got killed off...)

Mr. Beekman (Father Knows Best) -- survives

Bob Ford (Hell’s Crossroads) -- survives

Buddy Root (No Time to Be Young) -- survives

Billy Jack (Zane Gray Theater) -- death by gunshot

Johnny Adler (Zane Gray Theater) -- survives

Kid (Gunsmoke) -- death by gunshot (after literally twenty seconds onscreen)

Andy Bowers (Gunsmoke) -- survives

Frank Elliot (Panic!) -- survives

Symbol Maker’s Son (Teenage Caveman) -- survives

Hank Barlow (Mike Hammer) -- survives

Dr. Dixon (Whirlybirds) -- survives

Don Bigelow (Unwed Mother) -- survives

Marshal Dan Willard (The Rifleman) -- death by gunshot

Eddie Campbell (Good Day for a Hanging) -- death by gunshot

Miguel Roverto (Zorro) -- survives

Lloyd Stover (Bronco) -- survives

Stan Gray (Frontier Doctor) -- survives

Chester Gwynn (The Young Philadelphians) -- survives

George Jones (State Trooper) -- death by execution

Roger Mowbray (Riverboat) -- survives

Art (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) -- death by gunshot

Theodore Roosevelt (Law of the Plainsman) -- survives in the episode, but as he’s playing a historical figure who eventually dies, idk what to count this one as...

Asa Bannister (The Rebel) -- survives

Perry Holcomb (Men into Space) -- survives (just barely)

Lee (The Magnificent Seven) -- death by gunshot I REFUSE TO ACCEPT THIS; YOU CAN’T MAKE ME 😭

Sandy Kayle (Laramie) -- death by gunshot/rock slide combo (I think; it’s been a while since I seen this one)

Dr. Guy Collins (The June Allyson Show) -- survives

Roy Pelham (Wagon Train) -- survives

Roger Bigelow (Wagon Train) -- survives

Dr. Frank Cordell (Thriller) -- death by falling

Billy the Kid (Tales of Wells Fargo) -- survives

Luke Martin (Bonanza) -- survives, but his fate isn’t so good as he’s pretty much promised death by hanging

Earl Rogers (G. E. True) -- survives

Simon Clain (The Virginian) -- I’m 99% sure he survived (it’s been a while)

Jim Darling (The Dick Van Dyke Show) -- survives

Capt. Raymond Rambridge (The Lieutenant) -- survives

Napoleon Solo (The Man from U.N.C.L.E.) -- survives (after 10,000 close calls, but still!!!)

Bill Fenner (The Venetian Affair) -- survives

Walter Chalmers (Bullitt) -- survives

Antonio (If it’s Tuesday, it Must be Belgium) -- survives

Paul Krueger (The Bridge at Remagen) -- death by execution

Casca (Julius Caesar) -- not entirely sure, but seeing as though he is last mentioned by an angry mob out to get him and is never seen after that, I’m going to guess death by angry mob

Ray Whitely (The Statue) -- survives (but his dignity does not)

Neilson (Clay Pigeon) -- death by gunshot

Jerry Hunter (The Woman Hunter) -- death by gunshot or a fall (forget which...)

Harry Rule (The Protectors) -- survives

Parker (The Towering Inferno) -- death by fall

Charles Clay (Columbo) -- death by blunt force trauma

Hayden Danziger (Columbo) -- survives

Proteus IV (Demon Seed) -- survives... in a manner of speaking (he’s a sentient computer who uploads his sentience to a human body as he’s being shut down, so technically, he lives)

Col Rogers (Brass Target) -- death by gunshot (I think?  It’s been a while)

Sebastian Rolande (Hawaii 5-O) -- survives

Hud (Cuba Crossing) -- death by gunshot

Harrison Crawford (City in Fear) -- survives

Barkley (Virus) -- death by genetically modified flu virus (saw that coming a mile and a half away...)

Gelt (Battle Beyond the Stars) -- death by intergalactic battle

David (S.O.B.) -- survives

FDR (FDR: That Man in the White House) -- survives, but, again, he’s playing a historical figure who suffers death by polio...

Ross Webster (Superman III) -- survives

Ed Ryland (Black Moon Rising) -- death by car

Stanley Auerbach (Prince of Bel Air) -- survives (not to be confused with a popular 90s sitcom of a similar name)

Hunt Stockwell (A Team) -- survives

Ray Melton (Nightstick) -- survives

Jerome Huxley (Ray Bradbury Theatre) -- death by strangulation

Schneider (Skeleton Coast) -- death by gunshot

Byron Orlock (Transylvania Twist) -- undead/temporarily dead

Gary Julian (Buried Alive) -- alive but presumed dead

Gideon Armstrong (Murder She Wrote) -- alive

Edwin Chancellor (Murder She Wrote) -- alive

Charles Winthrop (Murder She Wrote) -- alive

Col. Gavron (Tatort) -- death by explosion

Dennis Forbes (Dancing in the Dark) -- alive

The Devil (Witch Academy) -- immortal

Dr. Stewart Rizor (Walker, Texas Ranger) -- death by gunshot

Bill Stratton (Diagnosis Murder) -- death by gunshot

Alexander Drake (Diagnosis Murder) -- death by gunshot

Prof. Michaels (An American Affair) -- alive

Ron Fairfax (The Sender) -- death by gunshot

James Sheffield (The Nanny) -- death by old age (I think?  I didn’t watch the ep where he died so if someone can fill me in on how James died, that’d be helpful)

Carl Anderton (Law & Order) -- survives

Tate Speer (Law & Order SVU) -- survives

Walter Briggs (Law & Order SVU) -- death by old age/illness

Baxter Cain (Baseketball) -- survives (but, again, his dignity does not)

Mr. White (Recess) -- survives

Vince Deal (The Sentinel) -- survives

Judge Travis (The Magnificent Seven Series) -- alive

Benny Palladino (Hoodlum & Son) -- survives

Albert Stroller (Hustle) -- alive but presumed dead/faked his death

Jacob (Excuse Me for Living) -- alive

Silver-Haired Man (The American Side) -- alive

Carmine (Gold Star) -- alive, but outlook not so good 😢

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INDY Daily: Durham's Primary Election Results • A Bill for Survivors of Contaminated Water at Camp Lejeune • Congressional Candidate Charles Graham, a Dem, Voted for HB 2

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Good morning, readers.

Following yesterday's primary, in which 20,033 ballots were cast out of a total 199,955 registered voters, we now have our top two contenders in each of Durham's municipal races—that is, the candidates who will appear on Durham voters' ballots in the general election on November 2.

Here are the results of the primary for the mayoral race and the Wards I and II races (the candidates who will face off in November are bolded) according to the N.C. Board of Elections website. *

Mayor

Elaine O'Neal: 13,586 votes (67.96 percent)

Javiera Caballero: 4,925 votes (24.63 percent)

Jahnmaud Lane: 589 votes (2.95 percent)

Rebecca Harvard Barnes: 346 votes (1.73 percent)

Sabrina (Bree) Davis: 225 votes (1.13 percent)

Daryl Quick: 211 votes (1.06 percent)

Charlitta Burruss: 110 votes (0.55 percent)

Ward I

DeDreana Freeman: 13,468 votes (69.61 percent)

Marion T. Johnson: 5,189 votes (26.82 percent)

Elizabeth Takla: 401 votes (2.07 percent)

Waldo Fenner: 289 votes (1.49 percent)

Ward II

Mark-Anthony Middleton: 16,255 votes (85.91 percent)

Sylvester Williams: 1,718 votes (9.08 percent)

Robert L. Curtis, Jr.: 947 votes (5.01 percent)

*Ward III

Only two candidates, AJ Williams and Leonardo Williams, filed to run in Ward III; they will appear on the ballot in November.

Early voting for the general election in Durham, Orange, and Wake County municipal races begins October 14. Make a plan to register and vote! Send along any questions you may have about how to do either.

We'll be updating our 2021 voting guide this week with candidate questionnaires and, for Orange County races, endorsements, so be sure to check for that content.

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[Judge Elaine O'Neal won the most votes in Durham's mayoral primary. She will run in the general election against Javiera Caballero November 2.]

Orange County

Campaign signs are going missing in Orange County. According to North Carolina Law, stealing, defacing, vandalizing, or unlawfully removing political signs is a Class 3 misdemeanor, though the infraction is rarely prosecuted.

The Town of Chapel Hill's Public Safety Task Force, formed after the murder of George Floyd, gave its recommendations. The top five are to increase community collaborations, expand existing policing alternatives, increase affordable housing opportunities, restructure 911, and fund the Street Outreach, Harm Reduction and Deflection program.

UNC-CH's African Studies Center recently received a $500,000 grant from the Oak Foundation for a proposal to create a digital platform for elementary school students to learn about modern-day Africa. 

Durham

Here are some scenes from the march for reproductive freedom in Durham this weekend.

A Durham woman says she is in danger of losing her house after a local car dealership tore up her credit from running illegal loan inquiries.

A portion of North Roxboro Street is closed due to a water main break.

[A new bill would allow survivors of contaminated tap water at Camp Lejeune to sue the U.S. government for damages.]

Wake

Raleigh's City Council approved a text change yesterday for above-curb, all ages and abilities bike lanes for all of the city's avenue cross sections.

N.C. + Elsewhere

A new bill in Congress would allow survivors exposed to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune to sue the federal government for damages. But its passage remains uncertain.

N.C. Rep. Charles Graham, a Democrat, just launched a congressional campaign for the District 9 seat with a powerful video, but could his voting record, including a vote for HB 2 in 2016, come back to haunt him?

Johnston County's Board of Commissioners released $7.9 million in funds to Johnston County Schools after the school board agreed to ban teaching Critical Race Theory.

Why won't North Carolina's Department of Public Safety comply with an intersex, transgender inmate's request to transfer to a women's correctional facility?

Statewide COVID-19 by the numbers: Tuesday, October 5

2,703 New lab-confirmed cases (1,413.605 total; seven-day average trending down)

2,705 Current hospitalizations reported (seven-day average trending down; 16,812 total deaths, +93 over Monday)

28,979 Completed tests (18 million total; most recent positive rate was 9.4 percent)

11,237,949 Total vaccinations administered; 54 percent of total population fully vaccinated; 65 percent of 18 years+ fully vaccinated.  (State data not updated daily)

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Partly cloudy with highs in the mid-80s.

Song of the day

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“Hundreds See Bombing Planes Collide Near Bond Head,” Barrie Examiner. March 20, 1941. Page 03. ---- Seven airmen were killed and another seriously injured and is now in Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, in the worst air-training disaster in Canadian history Thursday afternoon, March 13, when two big bombing planes collided while flying at 2,000 feet over Bond Head and crashed into a farmer’s field on the outskirts of the village. All eight of the airmen were from England and were in training at No. 31 Air Navigation School, Port Albert.

Scene of the disaster is pictured at Top Left, while at Top Right is Robert Gummerson, on whose property the planes crashed. In the middle row, from left to right, are Ted Hipwell, Jr., and Malcolm McLean, two of the eye-witnesses to the crash, and Charles Campbell, Provincial Officer Cecil Dean, Walter Reeves, Bradford’s chief of police, and Ben Collings, who helped take the dead and injured from the planes.

The map at lower left shows where the crash occurred, the ‘X’s’ marking the spots where the planes landed.

The men pictured in the bottom row are, left to right, Charles West, J. Boys, E. Bruce Fenner, Ken. Weeks, and Arnold Candle, all of whom saw the crash. The latter four are surveyors who were working in the area at the time.

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Casting läuft: Schauspieler und Drehort gesucht

Veröffentlichte Informationen:

Drehbeginn ist im September 2018. [Quelle: Marion Fenner, wn.de, abgerufen am 27.07.2018]

Drehbeginn in Ostbevern ab Oktober 2018. [Quelle: Stefanie Masuch, msl24.de, abgerufen am 27.07.2018]

Inhalt: Der erste Fall: Kennenlernen im Internat

Internat: Schloss Loburg in Ostbevern

Dachboden als Detektivbüro

Drehorte: Berlin, Köln, Ostbevern

Regie: Robert Thalheim

Drehbuch: Peer Klehmet

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Gakkou de atta Kowai Hanashi 

Take one look at Gakkou de atta Kowai Hanashi (“Gakkowa” by its fans) and you might find it patently absurd. You wouldn’t be wrong; its digitised actors look goofy and unflattering, but there’s more beneath this campy surface. 

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