Familial misfortunes beget treacherous tenements whose paranoid genuflections produce pernicious pensions.
The issue of guilt permeates a media sensation whose adherence to the sacred threatens the individual liberties it upholds.
Key players in a pivotal Polish event scramble to defend their prevarications.
And trust is brought to the fore as Rafael Lewandowski thoroughly upends what it means to syndicate.
The film keeps a level head.
Life goes on.
Appointments are kept. Business is transacted. Most friendships remain warm and friendly. Social value appreciates.
Kret's (La Dette's) lack of emotion represents both its greatest strength and most serious weakness as its logic reaches ascetic heights while its emotional depth is stiffly squandered.
Like legal spirituality.
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