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17 December 2025

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    An Unmarried Woman

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    An Unmarried Woman was the first Criterion film I ever purchased. Lena Dunham suggested I watch it before making my first film, and it has stuck with me intensely ever since and become my comfort movie.

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    Rushmore

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    I hadn’t seen Rushmore until last year, and it was exciting to see a Wes Anderson film so rooted in a teen setting.

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    Grey Gardens

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    I first watched Grey Gardens in high school because of my mom and grandmother—which really tells you all you need to know about me. It was a movie they’d put on in the living room, and I fell in love with these women and their style and freedom of expression.

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    Weekend

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    There’s a huge library of great queer cinema, but Weekend sits in its own pocket for me.

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    Pina

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    I saw Pina around the same time I saw Weekend, and it also felt like something I’d never seen on-screen before. Usually, you think of 3D movies in relation to Avatar or Marvel, so to have this technique optimized for dance and theater was breathtaking.

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    The Breakfast Club

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    The Breakfast Club stands out for its simplicity and really shows how much you can accomplish when setting a movie in just one location. It’s Hughes at his finest, with an amazing ensemble cast and real, grounded performances.

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    Working Girls

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    Working Girls is so much more honest than any of the media I saw about sex work growing up, and I think that stems from the emotional expansiveness that Lizzie Borden has as a director.

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    Polyester

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    Polyester takes a jackhammer to the fallacy of the American dream and the dysfunction of the nuclear family, eviscerating these tropes in a way that is so brave and funny and dark.

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    Election

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    Election has aged impeccably, and it’s one of my favorite movies of all time.

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