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About Dortmund

Alright, so I’m sittin’ here, thinkin’ about “Whore”—you know, that flick from ‘91 with Theresa Russell? Directed by Ken Russell, no relation to Theresa, thank God, ‘cause that’d be weird. Anyway, I’m like, “What’s the deal with this movie?” It’s gritty, it’s raw, it’s in-your-face—like a slap from a pimp you didn’t see comin’. I mean, I love me some “Werckmeister Harmonies,” okay? That Béla Tarr masterpiece, long takes, brooding whales, “the world has gone silent”—all that jazz. But “Whore”? It’s a whole different beast, and I’m ranting here, neurotic as hell, ‘cause it’s pretty, pretty good in its own messed-up way!

Main Characters (Ashirogi Muto)

Illustration of the Bakun's triad for the coast of Tanzania. a) lagrangian trajectories showing low ( days) retention timescales of the Tanzanian.

Okay, thing is, I’m always blending these technical musings with human feels – kinda like the film “Carlos” where vibes kinda clash and mirror each... edgy moment in life. Every side street of Bakum almost whispers "rebellion is the art of survival."

State drops charges against Lai Conteh