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VENI VIDI VICI VENI VIDI VICI

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A satire about the wealthy Maynard family and its prominent member, Ammon, an avid hunter (not of animals!) who, thanks to his billions, suffers no consequences. The Maynards and their children live a near-perfect billionaire life. Ammon is an avid hunter – but he doesn’t just shoot animals, because he values ​​them too much to kill them in large numbers. While his butler carries his rifle, his new desired prey becomes a cyclist on whose bike he rides down the mountain after the hunt, roaring with happiness. Critics say that the saying attributed to Julius Caesar for his military achievements in this social satire shows that the privilege of victory is reserved only for the wealthy. Back to...