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Gregorio 2022-12-01 12:42:27
To the post-90s, India's future has color, what is China's color?
Scene 1: A group of young people sing and dance in a remote place
"I am a rebel, there are no students here, no teachers to discipline, this is a school without dogma, smart guys, think about it" (this
is the voice of the post-90s generation, It is also the dream of many elementary school students,... -
Rachelle 2022-11-14 20:15:53
if i came to review this movie
There is no doubt that "The Colors of Bassati" is a shocking film, and after some protracted plots and singing and dancing, the ending that goes to the extreme will undoubtedly hit the hearts of the viewers hard. At the end, I can't help but start to imagine how I would react if I was a film...
Alok Gagdekar
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Mr. McHeneley: How can this be your will? Tell me.
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Mr. McHeneley: TELL ME!
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