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Rosetta Stone: A Consideration of the Dardenne Brothers' RosettaCardullo, 2016
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- Cardullo B
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- Journal of Religion & Film
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Abstract The Dardenne brothers' Rosetta has Christian overtones despite its unrelieved bleakness of tone. In fact, the titular heroine, a teenaged Belgian girl living in dire, subproletarian poverty, has much in common with Robert Bresson's protagonists Mouchette …
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