William O'Neill wrote his own tragedy and Stanfield breads life into it here. A confused,

twisting spirit forever tracked in a hell of its own making. That's definitely a

caretaker of Time magazine talking about Judas and the Black Messiah are feature

review this time here on CineFile. In addition to that, I received a screener

for and watched by the way, Judas and the Black Messiah is available on HBO Max.

Falling, I got the screener sent to me, new film from Vigo Mortensen, not only does

he star in it, he directs it, directural debut, he wrote it, he partly produced it,

and he did the score for it. I don't know how many movies I've ever seen a guy

has done those five things. I've heard of, like Spike Lee, obviously actor, producer,

writer, director, but doing the score as well. It's unbelievable. His new film is

called Falling. It's about a man dealing with his father who is suffering from

dementia. Laura Lennie also came over all the antennae in plays the father. In

addition to that, I just locked myself in the bathroom and read Ethan Hawks'

new book. One of my favorites, me and Claire Atkins. Love him. A bright ray of

darkness. Two hundred and thirty seven pages. His first book in twenty years since Ash

Wednesday. I read all two hundred and thirty seven pages in four days. It's

brilliant. Really funny. Really smart. Also, we've got some social media news. We have a

lot of social media news. Gina Carano fired. That story's crazy. Stanley Kubrick,

film being rediscovered and Sam Rockwell is going to be in it. Bong Junho,

Parasite Follips, John Apatow's new project. Joe Pesci's mentioned. And this is a

real doozy from Joe. A Mount Rushmore, a polyglot slash multilingual actors. This

is an honor of Vigo Mortensen, who incredibly speaks English, Danish, Spanish,

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