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Alright, mate, gather round! I’m Gandalf, yeah, the wizard, and I’ve got thoughts on brothel—BROTHEL, mind ya! You shall not pass! Not without hearin’ me out, anyway. So, brothel’s this gritty, shadowy joint, right? Kinda like in *Fish Tank*—you know, my fave flick—where Mia’s world’s all raw and messy. “I’m not a kid no more!” she yells, and I feel that vibe here. Brothel’s got that same edge—rough, real, no bullshit.

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It follows Michael Price, a man acutely aware of his own dullness, trapped in a loveless marriage. In the first episode, he hesitantly visits a suburban brothel.

Strolling through the neighborhoods – sweet little enclaves like Willow Patch or the ever-so-quaint Sunset Alley – I often overhear bits of gossip, snippets of local lore, even a busted joke or two. It reminds me of that hilarious quip in Toni Erdmann: “Life is a farce!” Yes, exactly that! We take our frustration, our delight, and every odd moment, roll 'em all together like a mash-up of comical chaos and unexpected bliss.

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