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Deliciously delirious. I’m always up for a mindf**k of a movie, especially one that leans into disorientation without completely abandoning intention. A film that rattles you first, then lets the meaning catch up later. Sender is exactly that kind of experience. In his feature debut, director Russell Goldman doesn’t so much
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