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October 16 haiku.

So difficult to Brush my teeth, slip into bed Farewell to the day

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October 15 haiku.

She avoids the seat Where the wet umbrella was Resting just before

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3 things about Michael Caplan’s ALGREN

Algren [2014] 1. “The true voice of the people belongs to the inarticulate.” 2. “Walking into his apartment was like walking into a scrapbook.” 3. Playing at the beach. An enormous belly, spindly legs. Featuring nearly 200 amazing photographs by … Continue reading →

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About that trailer.

For about a month now, off and on, I’ve been working on putting together a trailer for the movie. And I can tell you that in many ways it’s been tougher than editing the film itself. I can see why … Continue reading →

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3 things about Stephen Cone’s THIS AFTERNOON

This Afternoon [2014] 1. Outside, on the back steps, the hum of an air conditioning unit. 2. An empty hallway, twice. 3. She walks over and sits down near him. “Do you mean that?” He’s not in the frame. A … Continue reading →

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October 14 haiku.

Awash in orange The pavement glows as the sun Sets after the rain

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October 13 haiku.

A portly man a Mound of dry cleaning and a Treacherous crosswalk

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3 things about George Miller’s MAD MAX

Mad Max [1979] 1. “I’m a fuel-injected suicide machine!” 2. They buy a dog from a man in a deerstalker cap. 3. Double leg braces.

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October 12 haiku.

One of his shoes blocks The door, his face mashed into The bedroom carpet

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3 things about Dan Curtis’ DEAD OF NIGHT

Dead of Night [1977] 1. The car was a deep forest green. 2. A shirt, conveniently ruffled. 3. The voice on the phone morphs from the father’s to Bobby’s. This had its moments; but I prefer Trilogy of Terror because … Continue reading →

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