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Morfydd Clark in St. Maud. | A24 A surprisingly apt post-pandemic horror film, St. Maud reminds us that hell is other people. “You must be the loneliest girl I’ve ever seen,” Jennifer Ehle’s dying artist tells Morfydd Clark’s hospice nurse Maud near the climax of St. Maud. It’s maybe the deepest moment of human connection … Read More “One Good Thing: The gorgeous horror movie St. Maud finds religious ecstasy in self-destruction” »
Amy Adams in The Woman in the Window. | Melinda Sue Gordon/Netflix Netflix’s flashy, star-studded new drama is a big old dud. You’d be forgiven for wondering if The Woman in the Window is just trolling you in its earliest moments, when a voice on the other end of a phone conversation coaxes Anna (Amy … Read More “What went wrong with The Woman in the Window?” »
“My artistic narrative has been so rooted in grief and loss that to write an album about joy feels like a real departure,” says Zauner. | Tonje Thilesen How indie artist and Crying in H Mart author Michelle Zauner wrote an album about joy and a memoir about loss. “This sounds really bad,” warns Michelle … Read More “Japanese Breakfast isn’t the artist she used to be” »
