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Vladimir and Georgii Stenberg
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Inferno (Dario Argento, 1980)
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Adore Me by Tim Lukeman
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Cynthia the mannequin, Alfred Eisenstaedt
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Kim Novak with the cats who played Pyewacket in Bell, Book and Candle, 1958
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By assuming a mask, everyone can behave like the animal-like characters of comedy. We can commit any sin while remaining innocent, and we are indeed innocent because we laugh. Carnival is the natural theatre in which animals and animal-like beings take over the power and become the masters. … The upside-down world has become the norm.
Umberto Eco, Carnival! (Approaches to Semiotics)
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