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The Fantasia International Film Festival is heading back to theaters this year, celebrating its 26th edition with a dynamic in-person plan of screenings, workshops, and launch events running from July 14 through August three, 2022.
The full lineup of over 100 characteristic films and 200+ shorts will exist announced in late June. In the concurrently, the festival reveals a selected Second Moving ridge of titles and events.
Here'south the press release with a first expect at images from several prominent genre films…
CANADIAN TRAILBLAZER AWARD: KIER-LA JANISSE
For her ground-breaking work as an author, filmmaker, historian and curator, Fantasia presents its 2022 Canadian Trailblazer Award to Kier-La Janisse, who has shifted the paradigm of genre film soapbox and inspired a new generation of artists.
Over the last 23 years, Janisse founded the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies, The CineMuerte Film Festival (1999-2005), The Big Nail! Music-on-Film Festival (2006), Plastic Paper: Winnipeg's Festival of Blithe, Illustrated and Puppet Motion-picture show (2008-2011) and co-founded the beloved Montreal microcinema Blueish Sunshine (2010-2012). She was the head developer for the legendary Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Austin, Texas, from 2003-2007 and an original programmer for Fantastic Fest, among work for organizations such as The Winnipeg Movie Grouping, Pop Montreal and Monster Fest in Melbourne, Australia.
Janisse is the author of A Violent Professional: The Films of Luciano Rossi (2007) and the landmark motion-picture show memoir Firm of Psychotic Women: An Autobiographical Topography of Female Neurosis in Horror and Exploitation Films (2012). The book Globe Premiered at Fantasia in 2012 and an expanded version will launch at the festival this summer, forth with a special screening series (more below). Under the Spectacular Optical publishing banner, Janisse has co-edited critical anthologies such equally Satanic Panic: Pop-Cultural Paranoia in the 1980s (2015), Lost Girls: The Phantasmagorical Cinema of Jean Rollin (2017) and Yuletide Terror: Christmas Horror on Film and Television (2017). She is currently co-curating an anthology volume on the films of Robert Downey, Sr., as well as writing a monograph virtually Monte Hellman's COCKFIGHTER .
Born out of her extensive, award-winning piece of work as a curator and disc producer for Severin Films, Janisse recently made her documentary debut with WOODLANDS DARK AND DAYS BEWITCHED: A HISTORY OF FOLK HORROR (2021). The film went on to win major prizes at SXSW, Fantasia, the Nashville Film Festival, Chattanooga and beyond.
That the above is only a partial overview of Janisse's endeavors speaks volumes to her boggling accomplishments. She is a Canadian trailblazer in the truest sense.
THE ECO-ACTION FANTASY POLARIS BLASTS IN MAD MAX-Manner TO Open THE 26th EDITION OF FANTASIA!
With frostbitten easily clasping magical seal-jaws, incredible fights, and visceral kills, POLARIS is a singular vision of a postal service-apocalyptic world. Managing director KC Carthew creates a dystopian future with nods to George Miller'south archetype Max Max series and an all-female-identifying bandage. Filmed in the Yukon, we follow the journey of Sumi (Viva Lee) and her adoptive polar acquit mother to the n star Polaris as they navigate the harsh landscape. She encounters barbarous foes that are no match for her fierce powers, and when she discovers unexpected allies forth the way, the stakes become deadlier. Following Carthew's starting time short FISH OUT OF WATER, which premiered at the xixth edition of Fantasia, and her award-winning 2017 debut feature THE SUN AT MIDNIGHT, Carthew returns with POLARIS—a Frontieres project pitched in 2019. Expect innovative writing and direction, including a primarily non-exact experience, the breathtaking landscapes of the Yukon, plenty of thrilling activity, and at heart, a story of perseverance and friendship. Distributed in Canada by Filmoption International. Word Premiere.
A SPOTLIGHT ON THE Earth OF QUEER GENRE CINEMA
Post-obit our tradition of uplifting new voices, radical cinematic visions, and trailblazing genre work, Fantasia is proud to put the spotlight of its second wave on queer genre cinema. Nosotros are excited to feature Eduardo Casanova's LA PIETÀ, a genre-bending surrealist odyssey, and Tara Thorne's #metoo tinged revenge thriller COMPULSUS. In the horror genre nosotros are happy to exist featuring Carter Smith's issues-nuts motion picture SWALLOWED, and Addison Heimann'south haunting psychological descent HYPOCHONDRIAC. Also in the spotlight are two documentaries: Rita Baghdadi'south revolutionary all-female-identifying punk stone medico SIRENS, and Ry Levey's queer wrestling relate OUT IN THE RING. Boosted titles in this spotlight will be revealed in our 3rd and terminal moving ridge, and also included are two titles from our first moving ridge, Amanda Kramer's PLEASE Infant PLEASE and Requite ME PITY!
SHIN ULTRAMAN REIMAGINES AN ESSENTIAL ICON OF JAPANESE POP SCI-FI
Following its enormously successful release in Japan, Fantasia unleashes the highly anticipated SHIN ULTRAMAN. Directed past Shinji Higuchi, famed for the special-effects work on 1990s GAMERA revival and for directing the live-activeness Assail ON TITAN films; and scripted past Hideaki Anno, the genius behind the hit anime NEON GENESIS EVANGELION. SHIN ULTRAMAN reunites the pair, who co-directed 2016's astounding SHIN GODZILLA, to reimagine another essential icon of tokusatsu, Japan's science-fiction TV and cinema. Debuted in 1966, Tsuburaya Productions' giant, shiny superhero from infinite—and the wild array of alien monsters he confronts—have embedded themselves in the nation'due south popular civilisation for generations. With auteur flair, unprecedented visual touch, and 18-carat affection for the Ultraman franchise, Anno and Higuchi now renew, as just they could, the activeness-packed cosmic saga of Ultraman, his change ego Shinji Kaminaga, and his colleagues in the scientific discipline constabulary forcefulness battling endless extraterrestrial threats. North American Premiere
THE Bamboozlement Daughter POSES TOUGH QUESTIONS Nigh CRIME AND CODE
When an internet vigilante develops a revolutionary new computer plan to combat online predators, its rapid advocacy leads to serious questions of autonomy, oppression, and what it really means to be human. An extraordinary debut from writer-director-editor-co-star Franklin Ritch, THE Artifice Daughter is a tense spiral of moral complication in the earth of engineering science and offense prevention, with a script that moves as fast as a coder types and a phenomenal cast that includes Tatum Mathews, Sinda Nichols, David Girard and Lance Henrikson. World Premiere.
SHINICHIRO UEDA'Due south POPRAN: DICKS ON THE RUN!
Tagami Tatsuya (Yoji Minagawa) has found great success every bit the CEO of an online manga reading platform– so much that he has get a colossal dick to everyone around him … Until a fantastical twist of fate takes that away. I morning, he discovers his genitals have flown the coop! Poof! Gone! Post-obit the worldwide success of ONE Cut OF THE Expressionless (just remade by Michel Hazanavicus equally Cannes opener COUPEZ!), Shinichiro Ueda returns with a goofy, conceptual comedy-drama tackling masculine ego by manner of flying penises– trademark meta-commentary fully intact! N American Premiere.
A SINGLE MOTHER CHANGES HER LIFE THROUGH Battle IN THE Globe PREMIERE OF Red SHOES
Afterwards the heartbreaking decease of her hubby, struggling single female parent Manami must go back in the ring to keep custody of her beloved daughter when her mother-in-police disputes her kid support rights in court. The visceral struggle for motherhood in Halle Drupe's Hobbling meets the ROCKY saga'southward exhilarating fight sequences in this engaging boxing drama directed by Toshiro Saiga (KANON). Aya Asahina trained difficult to evangelize a superb physical and emotional performance, which pays off as she shines in and out of the ring. Globe Premiere.
HALLUCINATORY, TRANSGRESSIVE BRILLIANCE FROM EDUARDO CASANOVA: LA PIETÀ
Eduardo Casanova's sophomore feature, following 2017'south PIELES (SKINS), LA PIETÀ is a surrealist odyssey into the extremes of codependency, depicting the close human relationship between a mother and her son – and the means that relationship changes when one is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Alternately transgressive, poetic and darkly humorous, the moving picture exists at the spiritual crossroads of Buñuel, Cronenberg and Jodorowsky, with a breathtaking visual design dissimilar anything out at that place. Produced by Álex De la Iglesia and Carolina Bang. Official Selection: Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 2022 (competition "Proxima"). Due north American Premiere.
CHOROKBAM: Swoop INTO THE Light-green NIGHT
A nighttime guard discovers a dead cat hanging by its neck. As if struck by a bad omen, his family life starts crumbling. Soon, the death of a relative begins unearthing buried secrets. Winner of the CGV Arthouse Laurels at the latest Busan International Film Festival, Yoon Seo-jin'southward existential horror debut CHOROKBAM is a stunning family drama, carried by a foreboding, suffocating atmosphere of well-nigh cosmic proportion. This is a potent visualization of anxiety, grief and depression equally information technology permeates and obliterates i's worldview. Camera Lucida section. North American Premiere.
ENTER NEIL LABUTE'Southward HOUSE OF DARKNESS
A manipulative thespian (Justin Long) accompanies his latest potential hook-upward (Kate Bosworth) to her enormous gothic mansion and experiences a rather different kind of evening than he'd anticipated in HOUSE OF DARKNESS, a subversive horror-one-act from celebrated playwright and filmmaker Neil LaBute. This riveting moving-picture show is at once sardonic and astringent in its exploration of power games betwixt the sexes, with brilliantly scripted sequences that are an absolute joy to picket. Co-starring Gia Crovatin and Lucy Walters, co-produced by Tim Harms (SOME FREAKS) and Daryl Freimark (GIVING BIRTH TO A BUTTERFLY). International Premiere.
A Dark, MORAL UNIVERSE: MISSING
Depressed and in debt, Santoshi (Jiro Sato, Legend) has constitute a style out: he vows to capture the infamous series killer "No Name" (Hiroya Shimizu, TOKYO REVENGERS). When he goes missing, his daughter Kaeda (Aoi Ito) fears the worst and starts looking for him. The Japanese-Due south Korean co-production MISSING subverts the expectations of a elementary serial killer story. Director Shinzo Katayama, noted former banana-director to Bong Joon-ho, stays true to his roots and thrusts his audition into a pitch blackthriller that shares Bong'south propensity for twists, stylistic excess and tonal malleability. North American Premiere.
LECONTE. DEPARDIEU. MAIGRET.
In 1950s Paris, the body of a young woman is found dressed in an evening gown and property no I.D. When nobody claims the body, Detective Jules Maigret is brought on the case. A long-awaited pairing of 2 French cinema greats –writer-director Patrice Leconte and Gérard Depardieu– MAIGRET is a new take on Georges Simenon'south classic French detective graphic symbol, adapted from the 1954 novel Maigret et la jeune morte. This moving-picture show is a crusade for commemoration for fans of French cinema, great detective stories, and cinephiles everywhere. Northward American Premiere.
SWALLOWED – A DRUG Bargain GONE Incorrect IN UNSETTLING QUEER HORROR
Beloved genre director and Fantasia alumnus Carter Smith (THE RUINS, BUGCRUSH), returns to the roots of his problems-focused debut with the farthermost piece of queer trunk horror SWALLOWED, starring Jena Malone (NEON DEMON, THE HUNGER GAMES) and a flamboyant Marking Patton (NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 2: FREDDY'South REVENGE). Set in a remote township on the border of Maine and Canada, this creepy-crawly-fable of survival and heartwarming friendship is as delightfully grotesque and suspenseful every bit information technology is compelling and unsettling. To exist devoured without moderation. International Premiere
STELLAR: A MAGICAL RIDE CREATES THE Beginning SUSPENSEFUL CAR CHASE Nether THE SPEED LIMIT
Young-bae (Vocal Ho-jun, Big Match), an ace in the machine loan industry, loses a luxury car loaded with drugs belonging to the local mafia, and must get information technology back with only his tardily begetter'south beat out up vehicle by his side. In this non so fast and even less furious road trip comedy loaded with strangely exciting irksome-moving car chases, Co-author/Manager Kwon Soo-kyung delivers a funny and touching picture with hints of fantasy. Canadian Premiere
SEPTENTRION SHADOWS CANADIAN LINEUP'S LATEST TITLES Feature A CULT LEADER, THE LEGACY OF LGBTQ2SIA+ IN WRESTLING, A South ASIAN GOD, AND A VIGILANTE POET
SUBURBAN MAYHEM DESCENDS ON FANTASIA WITH CULT HERO
Managing director and producer Jesse Thomas Cook delighted audiences with MONSTER Ball at Fantasia in 2011, where it was nominated for Best Canadian Feature. He'south at present returned to bring Montreal another helping of over-the-top comedy with the World Premiere of CULT HERO. Audiences will meet a control freak Karen realtor who enlists the assist of a failed "cult buster" to rescue her husband from the clutches of a dubious self-assistance leader. Cook catapults the story into the world of cults and done-upward individual investigators. Starring Liv Collins (DEADSIGHT), Ry Barrett (THE DEMOLISHER, THE Chamber OF TERROR), and writer and histrion Tony Burgess (PONTYPOOL, EJECTA), get gear up for zany antics, enough of splatter, and tons of fun when CULT HERO hits your optics! Earth Premiere
FOLKLORE AND FANTASY IN A SECRETIVE Pocket-sized TOWN LEADS IN THE PROTECTOR Merging Due south Asian folklore, smalltown Canada, and a strong female atomic number 82, THE PROTECTOR is a unique take on managing trauma. Toronto-based writer-director Lenin 1000. Sivam garnered acclaim for 1999, A GUN & A RING, and ROOHBA, and he'due south jump to receive the aforementioned for this story. In THE PROTECTOR, a young woman with a trigger-happy and traumatic by becomes entwined with a mysterious book about a god who brings peace when summoned – and discovers that there may be a heavy toll to pay. This magical realist masterwork grounds its fascinating legends and secrets with solid performances from Chelsea Clark (GINNY AND GEORGIA), Munro Chambers (TURBO KID), and Rebecca Jenkins (SUPERNATURAL). World Premiere
THE QUEER Community HITS THE ROPES WITH TELL-ALL DOCUMENTARY OUT IN THE Band
Ry Levey spent four and a one-half years creating the compelling documentary OUT IN THE Band about LGBTQ2SIA+ performers in professional wrestling. Forth with historians and journalists, Levey interviews wrestlers by and present nigh their experiences, influences, and hardships navigating the boundaries of the ring amidst homophobia, appropriation of queer culture, and the struggle to projection truthful identities. Levey co-produced OUT IN THE RING with Darren Dean (THE FLORIDA Project, TANGERINE) and Brad Webb, spanning the U.S., Canada and the U.Grand. to get these unique perspectives that volition inspire old and new wrestling fans alike. Quebec Premiere
TARA THORNE'Due south COMPULSUS STRIKES Back
In journalist-turned-director Tara Thorne's characteristic debut COMPULSUS, a poet wants to do something about violence against women. Fed up with hearing nearly her friends reporting assaults by men in a small community, local poet Wally (Lesley Smith, THE Kid REMAINS) takes matters into her own easily, beating up a known perpetrator who assaults his dates. She shortly becomes a vigilante for women living in fear, only overcome with the thrill of giving men a sense of taste of their own medicine she risks losing control; and her newfound love Lou (Kathleen Dorian). The definition of compulsus— "striking together; hostile"—gives new meaning to #MeToo bulletin in this compelling, conversation-sparking thriller filmed in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Quebec Premiere
DIRECTED BY WOMEN, FROM Lebanon TO JAPAN: SHARI and SIRENS Bring together THE DOCS FROM THE EDGE LINEUP
Prepare amidst the ongoing Lebanese revolution, Emmy-award winner Rita Baghdadi's SIRENS shines a spotlight on the Eye East's first all-female metallic ring: Slave to Sirens. It follows founders and lead guitarists Shery Bechara and Lilas Mayassi as they defy prejudice and social stigma, navigate their own complex relationship, and strive for sexual freedom.. This intimate documentary, which premiered earlier this twelvemonth at Sundance, plays out like a multi-layered work of fiction, with protagonists and then mannerly and authentic they seem to have forgotten about the camera pointed at them. Quebec Premiere
Nao Yoshigai, whose spectacular short films (including GRAND BOUQUET) were the subject of a retrospective at Fantasia in 2019, makes her feature debut with SHARI: a multifaceted portrait of Shari in northernmost Hokkaido. Like Yoshigai's short film works, SHARI straddles the line between documentary, trip the light fantastic toe, and fantasy. Office exploration of myth, office wintry travelogue, SHARI offers great insight into ane of Japan'southward virtually secluded areas, its history and the uncertain time to come of Japan's rural areas and cultures. Canadian Premiere
Boosted ii nd Moving ridge Titles:
THE Cow WHO SANG A SONG INTO THE FUTURE (Republic of chile) – Dir. Francisca Alegría As fish die in a polluted river, a long-dead female parent miraculously comes back to life in this haunting ecological fable doubling equally an unsettling ghost story. Official Option: Sundance 2022.
Camera Lucida section. Canadian premiere
GOODBYE, DONGLEES! (Japan) – Dir. Atsuko Ishizuka
What regrets would yous have if the world ended tomorrow? That's the question posed by the start original anime characteristic from the director of A Identify FURTHER THAN THE UNIVERSE, a poignant and breathtakingly cute piece of work with hints of the fantastic. Canadian Premiere
HEAVEN: TO THE LAND OF HAPPINESS (South Korea) – Dir. Im Sang-soo
When Nam-sik, who steals medicine he can't mayhap afford, escapes a hospital with prisoner 203, who only has two weeks to live, they continue an unexpected journey. Park Hae-il (DECISION TO Get out) and Choi Min-sik (OLDBOY) deliver phenomenal performances in this funny and touching tale of redemption and friendship, masterfully directed by Im Sang-soo (THE HOUSEMAID). Official Selection: Cannes Movie Festival 2020, Busan International Film Festival 2021 (Opening Film) Canadian Premiere
HYPOCHONDRIAC (Us) – Dir. Addison Heimann
A immature artist's mentally ill mother re-emerges afterwards a ten-year absenteeism, eroding the foundation of the world he'due south created and exposing a nighttime past of violence he was desperate to keep hidden. Exorcising his own personal history with a bipolar female parent, author-director Heimann brings both authenticity and artistry to this vividly personal horror vision. Official Selection: SXSW 2022. Canadian Premiere.
One FOR THE Route (Thailand) – Dir: Baz Poonpiriya. Longtime friends Boss and Aood reunite for a road trip through Thailand when the latter is diagnosed with cancer. BAD GENIUS manager Poonpiriya returns with a stylish, boozy road moving picture produced by Wong Kar-Wai. Official Selection: Sundance 2021, Udine Far East 2022. Canadian premiere.
THE Pass: Last DAYS OF THE SAMURAI (Japan) – Dir. Takashi Koizumi
Directed by a longtime AD of master Akira Kurosawa, this gripping, heartfelt reflection on what it means to be a samurai, –both in principle and in practice– stars the charismatic Koji Yakusho (13 ASSASSINS, Boom-boom, SHALL Nosotros DANCE?). Quebec Premiere
PIGGY (Spain/France) – Dir. Carlota Pereda
An endlessly bullied overweight teen finds herself at a gruesome moral crossroads in Carlota Pereda's horrific and acclaimed feature debut. Official Selection: Sundance 2022. Quebec Premiere.
PRINCESSE DRAGON (France) – Dir. Jean-Jacques Denis, Anthony Roux
A dragon's daughter befriends a homo princess, and must contend with a frog-witch's curse, in this finely crafted, blithe fairy tale for the contemporary family audience. PRINCESSE DRAGON is a medieval flight of fancy with some very modern perspectives and concerns. Canadian Premiere
THE ROUNDUP (South korea) – Dir. Kang Yoon-sung
Detective Ma Seok-do is back to redecorate new locations with the body parts of his unlucky adversaries! A mission in Vietnam to extradite a wanted suspect turns into a roaring binge of fights and one liners when a cold-blooded killer gets in the mode. Don Lee (TRAIN TO BUSAN) shines with his imposing presence and charisma in this action extravaganza which swept the Korean box role. Quebec Premiere
SISSY (Commonwealth of australia) – Dir. Hannah Barlow, Kane Senes.
A former outcast turned popular influencer is forced to face up her onetime bully at a bachelorette getaway in this grisly and hugely engaging night comedy. Official Selection: SXSW 2022. Canadian Premiere.
WHETHER THE Weather condition IS FINE (Philippines) – Dir. Carlo Francisco Manatad Son, mother and friend find a way forward in the rubble of Typhoon Haiyan in this award-winning magical realist disaster film. Official Selection: Locarno 2021, Toronto IFF 2021. Camera Lucida department. Québec premiere.
HOUSE OF PSYCHOTIC WOMEN 10thursday Anniversary Book LAUNCH AND SCREENING SERIES
In 2012, the Fantasia Pic Festival hosted the debut of a new book that would keep to canonical status and usher in a new way of writing virtually film. Kier-La Janisse's HOUSE OF PSYCHOTIC WOMEN was billed as "an autobiographical topography of female neurosis in horror and exploitation films," and explored hundreds of films through a daringly personal lens. In this pioneering work, anecdotes and memories interweave with flick history, criticism, trivia and confrontational imagery to create a reflective personal history and an examination of female madness, both onscreen and off. Tim Lucas of VIDEO WATCHDOG called it "groundbreaking," postal service-punk icon Lydia Tiffin called information technology "a masterpiece," and Molly Ringwald said she "devoured this compelling, surprising, and moving volume."
To mark its 10th anniversary, Kier-La Janisse and FAB Press have reteamed to produce an expanded edition of Business firm OF PSYCHOTIC WOMEN, featuring new writing on 100 more films – many of which were inspired in part past the volume itself. Coming total circle to the festival that birthed it, the expanded edition of House OF PSYCHOTIC WOMEN will make its World Premiere at Fantasia.
In conjunction with the book'south release, Severin Films take restored iv films that volition form the ground of a screening series at the festival: Giuseppe Patroni Griffi'due south IDENTIKIT (1974) starring Elizabeth Taylor, Polish vampire film I Similar BATS (1986), Brunello Rondi's libidinous folk horror IL DEMONIO (1963), and Luigi Bazzoni's amnesiac giallo FOOTPRINTS (1975). The Cinémathèque Québécoise volition complement the series with a 35mm print from their archive of Marina de Van'southward grotesquely transcendent IN MY SKIN (2002).
Screenings volition exist introduced by Kier-La Janisse, and HOUSE OF PSYCHOTIC WOMEN will be available as a express hardback edition at all related screenings with Janisse bachelor to sign on request.
About the Films:
IDENTIKIT Giuseppe Patroni Griffi, Italy 1974
Based on Muriel Spark'south controversial 1970 novella THE Driver'South SEAT, Elizabeth Taylor stars as a hostile woman adamant to brand her marking, who travels to Rome for an engagement with death. Featuring a surprising cameo past Andy Warhol. World Premiere of new digital restoration.
I Similar BATSGrzegorz Warchol, Poland 1986
Isabella is a female vampire who lives in pocket-sized town Poland. When she becomes obsessed with a handsome psychiatrist, she checks herself into his palatial land sanitarium nether the auspices of seeking a cure for her condition, and romantic applesauce ensues. World Premiere of new digital restoration.
FOOTPRINTS Luigi Bazzoni, Italian republic 1975
In this bizarre giallo from the director of THE FIFTH Cord, Florinda Bolkan stars equally Alice, a foreign translator living in Italy who emerges from a mysterious three-day blackout to find an unfamiliar blood-stained wearing apparel in her closet and a ripped up postcard from a place called Garma. Drawn to the identify in the postcard, she goes to investigate – and finds out some startling things about herself. World Premiere of new digital restoration.
IL DEMONIO Brunello Rondi, Italy/France 1963
In this stunning story of obsessive dearest set in a rural Southern Italian hamlet, Daliah Lavi – best known to genre fans for her function as the tortured protagonist in Mario Bava's THE WHIP AND THE BODY – plays Purif, who is distraught when her lover (Frank Wolff) is betrothed to another. When she summons the one-time ways to curse him, her erratic behavior is interpreted as demonic possession, and the villagers plough against her with violence. Canadian theatrical premiere of new restoration.
IN MY Peel Marina de Van, France 2002
The lanky and beautifully aloof Marina de Van stars in her directing debut as an upwards mobile PR assistant who accidentally slashes her leg at a political party and becomes increasingly fixated on the wound. After an initial period of bodily disorientation, she secretly falls in love with her own peel – and wants to run across what lies beneath. 35mm Print.
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