Author: SGJ
Couldn’t have been a better time. My favorite film of the fest (that I caught): The Spine of Night. But, man, did I dig The Sadness, too.
Anyway, here’s what stuff I saved off social media, along with some few snapshots (which — they may be some doubling there, apologies):
By me. Who’d have ever guessed:
Somebody even snapped a pic of it when it ran in print:
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Wow. Wow wow wow. The Only Good Indians is up for the Mark Twain American Voice in Literature Award:
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SPOILERS BELOW! BEWARE, BEWARE!
I only wish I had time and headspace right now to write on this one like I wrote on the last one. But, alas & alack, to even get this one into my head, I had to wake up early enough at Telluride Horror Show to stream it before hitting all the films at the fest. No worries, though—or, only some worries: I did at least play it through my hotel room’s tv, didn’t just have it on my little laptop screen. And now I have, I think, six things due, one …
Too jammed/running to do this right, so, here’s some version of stuff, starting tomorrow morning, I believe, and, somewhat in order, maybe all the way in order, can’t double-check right now:
https://chipublib.bibliocommons.com/events/611fb5854af1213000335923
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