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4 September 2020

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    Wanda

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    The other thing I appreciate about Wanda is how sly it is as a narrative.

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    The Umbrellas of Cherbourg

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    I fell in love with The Umbrellas of Cherbourg when I first saw it about ten years ago.

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    Vagabond

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    Vagabond is a wonderful character study with an undercurrent of violence, and that’s something it shares in common with Wanda.

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    The Man Who Fell to Earth

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    In The Man Who Fell to Earth, Walkabout, and a lot of other films by Nicolas Roeg, there’s an exploration of isolation that I enjoy and find inspiring.

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    Walkabout

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    In The Man Who Fell to Earth, Walkabout, and a lot of other films by Nicolas Roeg, there’s an exploration of isolation that I enjoy and find inspiring.

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    Belle de jour

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    And I love Belle de jour, about the inner life of a housewife who fantasizes about being a prostitute. I think that’s probably my favorite of his films.

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