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  "textContent": "Maybe it’s harder than it looks to present the end of the world calmly, especially in only 93 minutes. That’s one of the major achievements of the new, relatively lo-fi anime film Jinsei. Over a hundred years—all through the prism of pop music and Japanese identity—one quickly learns how much millennial- and zoomer-doom mindset is […]\n\nThe post Jinsei Review: Ryuya Suzuki’s One-Man Animation Is Austere and Ambitious first appeared on The Film Stage.",
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