Through the loss of his original community, his entrance into a new digital one, and his burgeoning relationship with the director, Marcel is given a lot to think about when it comes to what the word "community” really means. And since he’s never shy about sharing his thoughts, he leaves us with a lot to think about, too.
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Ross McIndoe is a writer who lives in Glasgow with two small turtles and one small lady. His other film writing can be found at Vague Visages, The Skinny, Film School Rejects, PopMatters, and VICE. Find him @OneBigWiggle.
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