Assassin’s Creed Shadows takes the series to 16th century Japan, where shinobi Naoe and samurai Yasuke fight for a just world for their people.
Author: Jason Flatt
Jason Flatt
Jason is the Sr. Editor at But Why Tho? and producer of the But Why Tho? Podcast. He's usually writing about foreign films, Jewish media, and summer camp.
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With deep influences from the French and Iranian New Waves, Universal Language is equal parts a moving experience and a profound piece of art.
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