Public fears, religious absurdities and childhood traumas are intertwined with everyday observations and awkward attempts to understand oneself in a world where faith has long since been replaced by irony and stars have become an inaccessible stroke in a hazy sky. The eternal imposter syndrome is juxtaposed with reflections on sexuality, the body, and the meaninglessness of political rituals, all in the sauce of a tired but tenacious look at modern reality and one's own place in it.
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