What starts as an objective look upon a struggling writer reveals itself to be the deeply unreliable perspective of a man who’s lost his reality. Our protagonist maintains a semblance of normalcy that turns in a fashion that creates a disconnect - we as an audience question ourselves. Did we see it? Are we bystanders, or are we even here?...
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Quitting is a deeply humiliating experience but it can also mean liberation. The deeply American belief of job-led identity is thrown on the floor, stomped on, sang at, and thrown out of a plane. A job is just a job, and quitters have the power to quit anything, even parts of themselves - there’s a certain beauty in that....
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Onye was a great opener, quick and clever to set the tone. Hunter offered a comedic story about divorced parents who met in AA/NA, religion, and art as it relates to his complex relationship to drug use....
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A funny relatable exploration of complex camp counselor relationships under the guise of promiscuity, with thoughtful insights into the dangers and vulnerability of fleeting love....
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