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Every Ghost Story is a Love Story: Reminiscing about Drive My Car
Last Sunday I woke up maybe an hour earlier than I would’ve preferred and made the two-hour trip to Tulsa, OK (the closest movie screening near me, I double-checked) to catch a morning showing of Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s latest and hyped about movie “Drive My Car.” Which is to say, “hyped” amongst the relatively small portion of movie goers that keep tabs on festival circuits (Winner of Best Screenplay,…
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Persistence of Memory: Meandering Thoughts on The Lost Daughter
The Lost Daughter begins with Leda, Olivia Coleman's character, alone at night slowly limping down her Greek holiday home's patio stairs down towards the beach – ‘is that a blood stain on the stomach of her gown?’ She approaches the sea and, just before falling face first in Sunset Blvd fashion, pauses for a moment and falls on her side with the sea tide brushing against her face, alone.
On the…
