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Aesthetic and sonic clash or genius move?
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A passionate preserve of empathy amid a society growing coarser.
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Better seen in theatres.
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The man who walked around the world, searching for life’s meaning
In the early 2000s, Tom Turcich was the most ordinary of ordinary guys. As a teenager, he lived a quiet life in Haddon Township, a suburb in New Jersey populated by just 15,000 people. He came from a good family, was a good student and just your average good kid. "I was just a soft idiot…