Tom Anderson

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One time Sean Baker liked my Instagram story.

Favorite films

  • The Matrix
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
  • High Fidelity
  • Dont Look Back

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  • DIG! XX

  • The Pianist

  • Adolescence

  • Eye of the Needle

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  • They Live by Night

    They Live by Night

    There’s a particular use of time as a motif in this film. It comes physically in the form of a watch that Bowie (Farley Granger), the protagonist, purchases from a jewellers called ‘Zelton,’ which he gives as a gift to Keechie Mobley, to confess his love. This is a jewellers he ironically would go to rob the next day.

    Bowie and Keechie’s relationship is portrayed as pure and innocent, the two even at one point state how they’re not exactly…

  • King Kong

    King Kong

    The awkward middle child of the three ‘King Kong’ movies. Easily the worst of the three, and there’s not too much point in watching it when there’s the superior original film, or the also superior blockbuster from 2005. The effects are pretty good but the characters aren’t particularly interesting and the changes to the plot are unnecessary and are less interesting. Instead of filmmakers going to the island to make an adventure movie, it’s an oil company looking for a…

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  • DIG! XX

    DIG! XX

    The documentary follows two bands - the Dandy Warhols and the Brian Jonestown Massacre. The aim of the film is to contrast the success of Dandy Warhols with the disarray of BJM.

    Before I was aware of Dig!, I hadn’t a clue who the Dandy Warhols were, but I was familiar with BJM and I enjoy their music enough to have seen them at the Ulster Hall last month. Either in spite of or because they are capricious in their…

  • The Pianist

    The Pianist

    They're already counting me down, okay. Thank you god, thank you for this blessed life. If I may just humbly begin by giving thanks for the tremendous, outpouring of love that I've felt from this world and every individual that has treated me with—respect and appreciation. I am, I feel so fortunate.

    Acting is a very fragile profession. It looks very glamorous and in certain moments it is, but the one thing that I've gained, having the privilege to come…

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  • Nosferatu

    Nosferatu

    At the end of the film the stranger that was to my right turned to me and said “well what’d you think about it?” I said I liked it quite a bit. He said he thought it was a bit artsy and didn’t get it, while the woman he was with lovingly tutted, either because of his opinions on the film or because he was chatting to a complete stranger immediately after the film instead of her. We briefly chatted…