Punch-Drunk Love—Paul Thomas Anderson’s fourth film, released when he was just 32 years old—puts you on uncertain footing from the very first frame. Read More
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Ethan Warren is the writer-director of the independent feature film West of Her, and the recipient of the 2018 Boston Project playwriting fellowship at SpeakEasy stage company. A graduate of the MFA program at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, his writing has been featured at New Limestone Review, Furious Gazelle, and the Stage-It! 10-Minute play anthology. He lives in the Boston area with his wife, Caitlin, and their children, Nora and Liam.
don’t often remember my dreams. But I often wake up uneasy. And the stronger that unease, the better I can... Read More
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"For all its whimsy, the core of Brigsby Bear is one of simmering hurt—the story of someone forced, at the gentle but firm insistence of people who can’t understand him, to try and move beyond a lifelong trauma that he can only barely recognize as such." Read More
There’s sorrow and pain all around us, but in Guy Maddin’s movies, there’s no way to live on except to recognize it, accept it, and build a life that fits alongside. Read More
A quartet of true "Acid Westerns" (El Topo, Zachariah, Greaser's Palace, and Dead Man) wrestle with and adapt religious traditions, synthesizing the spirit of the Wild West with the spirit of 1960s psychedelic culture. Read More
Like the absurdists, David Lynch brings us to the void to remind us it’s there—and to invite us to laugh into it. Read More
Movie sex vs. real life, through the lens of Charlie Kaufman's Anomalisa Read More
In Spirited Away, I see a film that I can show my daughter to find herself in, and a model I can only hope to embody myself. Read More
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