Carlos Detres interview the filmmaker of I Can See You, Graham Reznick to learn what he's been up to since our first meeting last year.
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Carlos Detres interview the filmmaker of I Can See You, Graham Reznick to learn what he's been up to since our first meeting last year.
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One of our first reviews was of Graham Reznick's film, I Can See You. Here's the story behind the story by Carlos Detres.
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After hours, I awoke in a pool of sweat And the realization that I’m very much not alone I look out my window for the comfort of sunlight Only to be mocked by the skyscrapers of the dead Why had I nestled here I thought So close to this restful sight, so loud in its [...]
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Like most worthwhile things in New York City, I first happened upon the People’s Improv Theatre by word of mouth.
Continue ReadingStomach aches seconds after pleasure Minutes stop for hours to come Days, weeks, hope for future, Regreting past So willing to be conquered in that moment The intent missed The reasons, misinterpreted Anger towards your footing, your best My load seems lighter than yours From Your side Waves heavy on my insides Steady on my [...]
Continue ReadingWhat an angry place Keeping me so warm So safe from dealing With the obligations Of Being Big Being more than You feel your worth Wherever that is Where Four circles Connected by lines Hang upon the wall Next to your mess Beside your collection Of Characters The silence that comes From an explosion Of [...]
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Anima Anonima comes out of their basement with a new album, new performance dates, and Ellen Donbeck is there to capture a profile of this trio in the comfort of their home.
Continue ReadingBe to it To describe you and me, in anguish Gulit Seeking higher landscapes with Better Air Where I feel undeserved And it’s better you know I am Where you breathe calm, holding My hand Where you sit, relaxed Breathing deeply Transfering tension In smoke streaming fingertips Staring in my direction Noise, The noise that [...]
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I Can See You is a film that offers questions and prods the audience to dig deeper into its meaning, while allowing room for interpretation.
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Simply said, Jeremy Earhart is a flat sculpture artist. He’s an artist with no horizon. It’s hard to distinguish Earhart’s daily life from his art where they collide in his Brooklyn studio apartment. When I first walked into Earhart’s home I was blown away by [...]
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