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Happy Now?

Lucinda Coxon

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This is a painfully truthful, occasionally cruel, yet laugh-out-loud funny comedy of social and...

Savage Messiah

Laura Oldfield Ford

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Savage Messiah collects together the entire set of Laura Oldfield Ford's fanzine to date. Part...

Laurie Anderson recommended The Well-Tempered City in Books (curated)

The Well-Tempered City

Jonathan F.P. Rose | 2017 | Architecture & Design

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"An astounding account of the future of cities within the framework of Bach and a desire to repair the world. Rose looks directly and clearly at overpopulation, history, disastrous urban planning, terrorism and utopian dreams. He pictures ways we can potentially redesign our world with imagination and compassion. Deeply inspiring."

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Michael C. Hall recommended My Dinner With Andre in Books (curated)

My Dinner With Andre

Wallace Shawn | 1981

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"This screenplay, a dialogue between an all too human aspirant and an imperfect guru, is unabashed, hysterical, grave, and unencumbered by irony or cool. Two men bound by their contemporary urban world and reaching for the transcendent. Over dinner on the Upper West Side. The roadmap for a singular film."

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Laurie Anderson recommended The Well-Tempered City in Books (curated)

The Well-Tempered City

Jonathan F.P. Rose | 2017 | Architecture & Design

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Dead Silent

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A snap of a twig. A rustling leaf. In the woods, myth, urban legend, and horror collide with...

The Craggus (360 KP) rated Greta (2019) in Movies

Apr 25, 2019

Greta (2019)

2019 | Drama, Thriller

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Greta (2019) is a dark urban feminist fairy tale masquerading as a B-movie potboiler.

Neil Jordan has taken the streets of New York City and turned them into the sinister forest of a dark urban fairy tale only this time, it’s the evil witch herself leaving the trail of breadcrumbs across the city – in the form of emerald green handbags – all the better to lure the unwary children to her home for (spiked) milk and cookies. It riffs on fairy tale tropes from Hansel and Gretel to Sleeping Beauty, with the magnificent (maleficent?) Isabelle Huppert weaving her terrible and terribly camp spell at the core of this poisoned Big Apple...

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