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About Nagoya

Me, I’d stroll in, all swagger, thinkin’, “I’m the trickster king!” Lookin’ for a laugh, maybe trouble. Saw this one bird – red heels, smokin’ a fag – pure attitude. Reminded me of that horse in the film, stubborn as hell. “You’re not weary yet?” I’d tease, quotin’ Tarr’s flick. She’d roll her eyes – fair play!

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Seijun Suzuki's Story of a Prostitute is a tragic love story as well as a rule-bending take on a popular Taijiro Tamura novel.

I grab an umbrella, but it’s one of those flimsy ones. You know, the ones that flip inside out at the slightest breeze? Yeah, that one. I’m wrestling with it like it’s a wild animal. Finally, I get it open, and I’m feeling like a champ. But then, I step outside, and the wind’s like, “Nah, not today.” The umbrella flips, and I’m standing there, looking like a fool.

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