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``He wanted the glamorization and, in some sense, the individuality to go away. AC: Do you think that this glamorization has been responsible for filling kitchens with people who have no business being there? While, for example, most of the artists who worked outside and against the nationalist continuum of Serbia in the '90s avoided dealing directly with the mass-media imagery that enforced the regime's glamorization of violence, the artist and well-known actor Uros Duric chose to directly address and satirize the linked cultures of war and pornography. |
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