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I Saw Something Good Out of the Corner of My Eye Sonnet No. 6
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A Garden of Earthly Delights, If You Can Keep It
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Insert a Stock Sound of Flies Buzzing Into Any Love Scene Wastrel’s Emergency
The Biopic Performance Conundrum: Capote
On the one hand, the impersonation of a historical figure is the most attention-grabbing and prestigious job any movie actor can undertake. Trying to fit into a well-known persona will […]
Double Feature: With Barton Fink In a Lonely Place
Welcome to Hollywood: where art goes to die, or so the story goes. Of all cinematic craftspeople, the writer is typically the most prone to cynicism, because the average screenwriter […]
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Imagine Bad Chastened Why Is Everything Snapping At Once? Circus Noir In the Meantime
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The World, Phonetically Hannah Rose
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That Sweet Salt Ignorance So Itchy Sonnet No. 5 for all those who don’t hold my three-days-late birth against me
The Fantasy Biopic: Shakespeare in Love
Eagle-eyed observer that I am, it only took two major clues for me to make the connection between Shakespeare in Love and Amadeus. First is the presence of Simon Callow, which is […]
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Rachael With Two A’s Spots Ghost Spiders and Alien Mermaids
Geppetto's Clocks 