The Dutchman (2025) – Review and Summary
The Dutchman, as it explores the trappings and fears of one man, one culture, and how it is passed down, wavers between impactful and what can feel like rambling.
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The Dutchman, as it explores the trappings and fears of one man, one culture, and how it is passed down, wavers between impactful and what can feel like rambling.
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