Confounding Visual Language
The discussion dives into a show that is both courageous and confounding, likening its narrative style to an avant-garde jazz performance. With a unique visual language, each episode stands alone yet connects through overarching themes, challenging traditional storytelling. The intriguing character dynamics, especially involving a copy and a vigilante, add layers to the experience, prompting viewers to reflect on the nature of engagement with the series.In this clip
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