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Existential journey through Venice and Varanasi, blending humor and deep reflection. Murphy liked Dyer’s shift from comedy to profundity.
2
Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom's quest for freedom delves deep into middle-class turmoil. Murphy likes exploration of flawed, relatable humanity.
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Actor confronts his past, Murphy resonates with its themes of identity, memory, and the solitude of introspection.
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Comic journey through a troubled mind in a small Irish town. Murphy connects with its eerie exploration of mental illness.
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Self-destruction in a small town mirrors the pressures and choices that shape our fate. Murphy is drawn to its raw honesty.
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Introspective journey through loss and life’s struggles, a reflective tale Murphy admires for its depth and humanity.
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Dublin’s chaotic charm with Sebastian Dangerfield, a wild, witty antihero Murphy finds irresistibly raw and hilarious.