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The phrase "mama’s boy" (or "mummy’s boy" in British English) has been a potent insult for over a century. But by 1973, with the rise of second-wave feminism and the men’s liberation movement, the term was weaponized more than ever. awol a real mamas boy 1973
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While it would be a stretch to call AWOL a "good" film by conventional standards, it is frequently described by aficionados of weird cinema as a film that is "hard-pressed to forget". Its cultural impact lies not in its narrative sophistication but in its audacity. Try again later