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"Illustrated People" ☀ Thomas Mailaender — found negatives sunburned into skin
Funeral Parade of Roses
1969
Where We Stopped for a While
Who among us has no immigrant blood in their veins?
How would you handle the city of [Undisclosed] in a possible TV adaption? It's an aspect that works well on paper, but I can't see it working well on film. I also know that previously the town's name was "Rockville" or smt like that. If it would stay "Undisclosed" would you establish that they call it that in the show for privacy reasons, or would you leave it uncommented, implying that there is an actual small town literally named "Undisclosed"?
How would you call the town?
"Undisclosed" privacy reasons
"Undisclosed" actual name
Make up a name/"Rockville"
Avoid referring to it at all
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A House of Dynamite: When the Clock Stops and the Questions Begin
The credits rolled, and I sat there in silence. Not the satisfied silence of a story well-told, but the unsettling quiet that comes when a film refuses to let you off the hook. Kathryn Bigelow’s A House of Dynamite doesn’t end—it suspends. And in that suspension, it asks us to reckon with something far more uncomfortable than a nuclear strike: our own complicity in a world rigged to explode. The…
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