Review: I Am Not a Hipster

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I Am Not a Hipster


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“The title I Am Not A Hipster suggests a focus on image and perception, which in fleeting instances come to fruition, but the film is really a heartfelt meditation on loneliness, and art’s ability to both help process the past or provide phlegmatic entertainment.”

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