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Reviews by Tomas TrussowNov 13, 201711:29 amNovember 13, 2017
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Gilda (Vidor, 1946)

It’s really, really hard not to read the homoerotic subtext of Gilda when, five minutes in, a man rescues a gambler from certain death using a very phallic-looking cane—a cane that also conceals a knife.

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