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脕lbum: Disintegration 1989
Genre: Gothic rock
Label:Ficti贸n records

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One of the most gothic 谩lbum by the cure since Pornography 谩lbum enjoy of this Masterpiece 1989 extended version.

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(Chorus)
Whenever im alone with you you make me feel like i am "clean" again...
(Cada vez que estoy a solas contigo me siento "limpio" otra vez)
Song wich Rob dedicated to his wife Mary Poole as a.present wedding in 1988 t铆l now. 

"However far away
I will always love you
However long I stay
I will always love you
Whatever words I say
I will always love you
I will always love you"

("No importa cuan lejos yo este
Yo siempre te voy amar
No importa cuanto tiempo yo me quede
Yo siempre te voy amar
No importa lo que yo diga
Yo siempre te voy amar
Yo siempre te voy amar")

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Disobedience (Lesbian movie). 2017/2018.
The old聽Rav聽Krushka succumbs to illness while delivering a sermon on聽free will聽to his聽Orthodox Jewish聽congregation in聽London. Informed that her father has passed, Ronit, the Rav's estranged daughter who lives and works in聽New York聽as a photographer, flies to London and arrives at the home of her childhood friend, Dovid Kuperman, a chosen disciple of her father.

At Dovid's house, other members of the congregation are paying their respects to the deceased. Ronit doesn't fit in, as she behaves in a manner not conforming to Orthodox culture.

Ronit visits her uncle Moshe to discuss the disposition of her father's house, but finds out her father has left all of his possessions to the聽synagogue. She's only allowed in the house to retrieve her personal items. Esti accompanies her, and after the two women reminisce about their shared memories of the Rav's house, Esti tenderly kisses Ronit, who initially resists, then reciprocates. Esti confesses that she was the one who had Ronit notified about her father's death because she wanted to see her again.

Esti reveals she's not happy with her life, which she has chosen based on the Rav's advice and her strong belief in "HaShem". After the hookup that caused Ronit to leave the community, neither she nor Esti have been with other women. While Ronit is implied to be聽bisexual, Esti admits she's a聽lesbian. On the way home, they stop at a nearby park, the site of their first kiss. They begin to kiss and fondle each other but are spotted by a couple from the congregation. Esti walks away unseen, but the couple identify Ronit and suspect the other woman was Esti.

The next day, Esti, who works as a teacher at the local Jewish school, is called into the headmistress' office after the couple deliver a complaint about Esti and Ronit's behaviour. At the synagogue, Dovid is asked to take over the Rav's duties. He is warned about Ronit, but insists that he "keeps his house in order". Meanwhile, Ronit catches up with a shaken Esti, and tells her she is leaving the next day, without attending her father's聽hesped. The two of them sneak away to a hotel room for an evening of passionate love.

Esti arrives home late and apologizes to Dovid, but refuses to engage in sex with him. The next morning, Dovid informs Esti that the couple had made a formal complaint to him, and Esti confesses she kissed Ronit, then leaves the house. Ronit is about to board her flight but she's called back by Dovid, who can't find Esti. Esti finally comes back home and reveals that she's pregnant but wants her freedom, to give the baby a chance to decide whether or not to be part of their community.

Ronit and Esti attend the Rav's hesped, which is to be given by Dovid in front of the entire congregation. Before the start, Ronit offers Esti to come live with her in New York. Dovid begins to speak but is visibly shaken and unable to follow his prepared text. Instead, he continues the sermon the Rav was delivering when he passed away. During the speech, under the guise of addressing the congregation, he releases Esti from their marriage, then publicly turns down the offer of becoming the congregation's new spiritual guide. Esti finds him outside and they embrace; Dovid motions for Ronit to join in their embrace, finally reconciling their old friendship.

The next morning, Dovid awakes alone in his bedroom. Esti has slept downstairs on the couch. Ronit is ready to fly back to New York. When her cab arrives, she says her goodbyes, wishing Dovid and Esti each a "long and happy life". As Ronit's cab is driving away, Esti runs out of the house, chasing after her; she gives Ronit a final kiss and they promise to keep in touch once Esti will have decided where she'll live. Ronit makes a detour to her father's grave, to bid him a final goodbye.

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