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Review: 'The History of Concrete' finds poetry in the urban grid
Original: Film Review: ‘The History of Concrete’ – A visual gag of urban existentialism
A new film review praises 'The History of Concrete' as a witty meditation on urban existentialism, describing the movie as a visual gag that probes how people live amid concrete surroundings. The critic highlights the film's blend of humor and philosophical unease, positioning it as a distinctive art-house work about modern city life and our relationship with the built environment.
Why now: The film's release has prompted critics to weigh in on its unusual comic-philosophical take on urban life.
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