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Should we stop pretending that experimental cinema is "brave" when it's often just unwatchable?
As streaming platforms and festivals increasingly champion experimental works as acts of creative courage, audiences are pushing back against the notion that obscurity equals artistic merit. Cast your vote to weigh in on whether the label 'brave' has lost its meaning.
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