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A recent review described the movie 'Our Hero, Balthazar' as a 'perceptive dark comedy' that uses humor to tackle serious themes. In a country like Nigeria where we often use satire and comedy to cope with daily challenges and systemic issues, do you think this approach helps us heal, or does it minimize the gravity of our problems? Does laughing at our struggles make us more resilient, or does it just help us ignore the things that actually need fixing?