Miranda July Q&A: “You have to feel the body’s needs as if you were a plant”
The American film-maker and author on avoiding “scarcity mindset” and how to be efficient (but not annoying).
ByThe American film-maker and author on avoiding “scarcity mindset” and how to be efficient (but not annoying).
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ByIn this playful depiction of a toxic ménage-à-trois between players, the sport is a stand-in for sex.
ByJeymes Samuel’s comedy is both a playful riff on the religious epic and a witty homage to sword-and-sandals films.
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ByThe British director’s film imagines a present day America that has fallen into internecine violence.
ByThis anti-climactic, behind-the-scenes dramatisation of the royal’s infamous Newsnight interview can’t compare to the real thing.
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