Kasi Lemmons’s film Eve’s Bayou uses its content and from to interweave micro-narratives, grand narratives, as well as meta narratives to bring new perspective to themes of death, spirituality, religion, family matters, psycho sexual relationships, and finally the core concept of the id. In this film, every conflict and its

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