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30 December 2015

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    Breathless

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    Breathless is a film very much about passion and life lived solely by the fuel of passion, which is very French. I like the pacing of it, and I like that the lead actress is an American speaking French.

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    PlayTime

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    PlayTime is an incredible film.

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    Dazed and Confused

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    I’ve always been a fan of time travel and I remember going to Dazed and Confused and being transported to that time period. I just lost it.

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    Fantastic Mr. Fox

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    So Fantastic Mr. Fox, I’m sure, is something he was dreaming of and you can really feel that. The casting was awesome—I love George Clooney, and I thought he was perfect for it.

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    The Ice Storm

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    And with The Ice Storm I just fell into that reality so hard-core.

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    Slacker

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    I just recently saw Slacker, actually, within maybe the last year and a half. It definitely marked a certain bracket of youth at that time—and more specifically, Austin. But I love the way he captured this lackadaisical, lethargic driftiness, and conversations and characters and life.

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