I feel bothered by two questions throughout my life:
Will I ever get the love I share to the world, back to me?
Am I doing these positive things for selfish motives?
I never got to have a positive environment for most of my early years. I was entrapped in places where things would be vulnerable.
So, when you are set in a less than ideal living situation, and you’re basically recession baby.
You tend to blame yourself for being…
It’s a boldest joke the film makes is that Brick is supposed to be the only autistic friend in the group.
IT’S MY BIRTHDAY, I GET TO CHOOSE!
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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Charlie is just trauma dumping on me, and I’m eating it all up.
Synecdoche, New York is the directorial debut of writer Charlie Kaufman. About a man struggling with agency within his life, and his own creation. Leading to a dramatic and monotonous spiral of death and decay. Propped up psychically within a humongous warehouse replication of New York.
That’s the main pitch you can write up to a studio about this film. Which is all completely true, but hides…
