Putty Hill

A young man dies from a heroin overdose in Baltimore (the usual territory of John Waters’ films). His friends and family gather before the funeral. Time passes by amid memories, pains, varied hobbies, songs, fears, and tears. The social mourning, that process of spending time with other people who also knew the dead one, leads, on one side, to the healing of wounds through comfort; in the other [...]

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