More: The Spinoza is massive. Then Bessette twice because you guys can't shut up about her.
I will note that on this so-called national sunglasses day which I have just been made aware of, no-one is posting pictures of Jaruszelski. I think that's sad.
It's better than the Overstory, for one, and Tony Leung is very nice in it. But, the subject is limiting. Or:
We're in the name-calling-an-actual-director phase of Spielberg fandom, I see. Godard, Rivette et al saw impeccably saw how sensationalizing the Holocaust would turn out, because they were sensitive artists and intellectuals. Anyway. ÉLOGE DE L'AMOUR, beautiful romance about disappointed hopes.
Memory, as seen by Ralph Cusack, in his one book, Cadenza. (Another is posthumously forthcoming from the Deep Vellum folks.)