Posted on March 25 at 17.52, 2004 by Eric Mahleb
Supposedly ahead of its time due to the graphic nature of some of its content (the removal of a dead person’s face to be ‘grafted’ onto that of a living), this modern Frankenstein tale has its poetic moments but is far from captivating.
My vote: 
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