Guest of Cindy Sherman
I love Cindy Sherman, so I'm fascinated by this film; my wife thinks the whole thing is creepy. What do you think?
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For many years, I did Literature and Media stuff at Penn.
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2 comments:
The movie is totally a must see! I saw it today and it's way better than I expected. What incredible voyeuristic insight into the private life of a super famous contemporary artist. It's mesmerizing and not creepy at all. It's actually kind of sweet seeing these two people fall in love set against the backdrop of a world that not many people know about. That was really fun to see.
I agree. Finally got to catch it this weekend. Hilarious! I was NOT expecting to like it and found myself swept away (like Guy Ritchie!).
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