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People might be surprised you’re so close with your faith given the irreverence of your comedy.

Looking back, though, Kent thinks that such irreverence was already baked into how she first promoted the film herself.

Clearly, Aguilar is taking an aim at the unapologetic irreverence of corridos tumbados, their tall tales of sexual prowess and recreational drugs.

With their mix of good-times irreverence and liberationist politics — partying for their rights — Kneecap captures the attitude of people who want to be taken seriously without having to behave entirely seriously all of the time.

But I think that’s, going back to Truman, why he was such a breath of fresh air, that irreverence and the silliness, the games, the outrageousness of him.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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