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Have you seen Jack & Diane (2012)?
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JACK & DIANE (2012), dir. Bradley Rust Gray
Double Bill Number Three: Good Manners (2017) + Jack & Diane (2012) Two movies that touch upon the themes of lesbian love and lycanthropy. Beyond that the movies are very different, and make for an interesting back-to-back viewing experience!
Jack & Diane (2012) Bradley Rust Gray
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"Blood"
“Blood”
Writer-director Bradley Rust Gray‘s melancholy “Blood” is the slowest of the slow burn. It’s a pensive and sad tale of widowed photographer Chloe (Carla Juri), who travels to Japan for work. She is happy to see her old friend Toshi (Takashi Ueno) and his young daughter, Futaba (Futaba Okazaki), and she begins spending more and more time with them. Quietly reserved and restrained, Chloe goes about…
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The Exploding Girl (Bradley Rust Gray, 2009)
Next up in our month-long LGBT Pride celebration of Tribeca films about LGBT subjects is Bradley Rust Gray's Jack and Diane (2012). Desire is a monster in this snaky New York horror romance in which a young woman's feelings for a new female love begin to reveal themselves in ever more unsettling ways. Featuring ace, committed turns from Juno Temple and Riley Keough, Gray's ambitious and subtly terrifying stunner deserves to be rediscovered.