I love everything about this polish mermaid horror musical about two sisters who come to land in Warsa, work in a strip club, fall in love, and eat gay cops. There’s romance, drama, bangers, a species reassignment surgery. Need I say more??

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So many of my poems were persona poems from the perspective of mermaids for years after watching this. Something about watching polish mermaids perform pop songs in a strip club, fall in love, and eat a cop changed the way I look at everything. Beyond the bonkers genre of Polish mermaid horror musical, is a really sweet story about gender, siblings, surgery and the conflicting urge to isolate or form families. It’s terrific. Really.
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Unfortunately, I am also just a lesbian captivated by whimsy, witnessing the magic artwork of my peers.

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