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Subverting Stereotypes and Capturing the Authentic Drunken Perspective in Daniel Chisholm’s Dizzying ‘Don’t Puke’

Buzzed, merry, legless, smashed – there are countless ways to describe being drunk, but capturing any one of those states convincingly on screen is no easy task.
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