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Why Victory Sometimes Feels Sad in Cinema
It’s a saying that if you’re your happiest but don’t have “your” people around to share in your happiness, the happiness itself starts feeling hollow and incomplete, like something is missing from the frame. When you set out to achieve something, and you finally do, sometimes the victory does not feel like victory because of the loss you endure on the way to achieving it. And I think there comes
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