“The Films of Guillaume Dustan (2000–2004)” Fri Art Kunsthalle / Fribourg
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At the turn of the millennium, Guillaume Dustan was a spark plug of queer issues. His autofictional debut novel made…
At the turn of the millennium, Guillaume Dustan was a spark plug of queer issues. His autofictional debut novel made…
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