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Lib´er`a`to`ry (~å`tô`rŷ)
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| CleanFlicks' business future may be as hazy as a pixelated pec, but the company remains part of a great, liberatory trend in which audiences are empowered to consume culture on their own terms, not the producers'. But the liberatory power of any culture emerges from the way the rules are implemented and who gets to play in the game. These scenes, like later post-Stonewall s/m vignettes, recreate incest as fetish and render the role-playing of father/son as sexually liberatory, not pathological. |
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