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While We’re Young
The other night we went to see Noah Baumbach’s new film, While We’re Young. I laughed so hard– not just at what was transpiring on screen but also at myself. I identified so much with Ben Stiller’s character and this particular … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Jarecki, Catfish, documentaries, documentary filmmaking, movie reviews, movies, Noah Baumbach, Serial, storytelling, the art of storytelling, The Jinx, truth, While We're Young
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Zero Dark Thirty
We always watch a slew of movies during the holidays, and this year was no exception. Most of the films we saw were sort of lackluster. The only one that really took me by surprise was Zero Dark Thirty by … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, film review, interrogation, james gandolfini, jessica chastain, kathryn bigelow, killing osama bin laden, movies, osama bin laden, oscar films, post-war, war on terror, zero dark thirty
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New Year’s with Fred
For me, New Year’s Eve means one thing: Fred Astaire. I don’t know if this is the experience of most girls who grew up babysitting in the Chicago suburbs in the 1970s, but for me the most magical part of … Continue reading
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Tagged Astaire and Rogers, Fred Astaire, Gay Divorcee, movies, New Year's ritual, Top Hat
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