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Demarco 2022-05-07 06:01:14
An autobiographical work that challenges the patience of the audience
In the eyes of others, it is a vulgar love between men and women that can be said in one sentence, but from the director's standpoint, it is a "souvenir" worth cherishing. British author and director Joanna Hogg (Joanna Hogg) Hogg) has always been sought after by film critics. This is her fourth...
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Jillian 2022-05-07 06:01:14
I was silly when I was young. All became memories.
2 stars, a story about a somewhat narcissistic new female director falling in love with a scumbag. The advantage is that the shooting is relatively clever, and there is no direct plot of how the scumbag steals, takes drugs, deceives, and tragically died. But after the incident, the heroine was...
Joanna Hogg
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Anthony: I can't go into all this. It was an emergency.
Julie: What fucking emergency?
Anthony: If I hadn't done that on that day, I wouldn't be here now. I... That's all I can tell you.
Julie: What's that supposed to mean? You can't say stuff like that and then not... I don't.. I appreciate there are some things you can't tell me.
Anthony: Well, uh, you know, I appreciate there's things about me that you find unacceptable. There's things about you I find unacceptable. There's things about this conversation I find unacceptable. We're gonna have to meet somewhere.
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[at a dinner party; Anthony has left the table]
Patrick: You don't seem druggy to me.
Julie: [smiling] No, I'm not, no, I'm not.
Patrick: Interesting. So I'm trying to work out... where you two tessellate here.
[Julie is wordless, confused]
Patrick: I'm not good with euphemism, so...
Julie: Sorry, I don't understand.
Patrick: OK, so,
[gestures to Anthony's vacant seat]
Patrick: habitual heroin user,
[gestures to Julie]
Patrick: trainee Rotarian... which is a good look, I mean it nicely. How, what, why, when... ?
Julie: [quietly stunned] Sorry, I don't...
Patrick: You don't even dabble?
Julie: No.
Patrick: Okay. I mean, I don't, I feel it's very mainstream behavior. I've said to him, it's mainstream. I actually think, you know... I mean, it was fine in the '40s, but...
[Julie is still speechless as Anthony returns]
