Nirbhaya Rises from the Sea of Fantasy
The Oscar winning movie The Shape of Water (2017), has a scene where a merman and his human paramour swim in a bathroom filled to the ceiling with water; her hair streams like elegant seaweed and his fins expand in a glorious, orchestrated dance - a dreamscape that...
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