Despite attempts to avoid it, suffering doesn't discriminate.

…ous." They have somber tones, heavy subject matter, and, most importantly, idolize trauma and loss. These men suffer, and that suffering is rarely joked about or trivialized. Oppenheimer loses his lover, Jean Tatlock (Florence Pugh), and has to soldier on with his work. He …
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Tim Barden
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Apr 11, 2024
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Despite attempts to avoid it, suffering doesn't discriminate. Eventually, it levels all playing fields.
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Independent. Heterodox. Passionate about the arts, society and technology. IT Professional turned Arts Professional.
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