One Could Argue
d.w.Meditations on what I'm reading and watching. New entries are published approximately whenever I feel like it.
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Cartoons and Visual Art 25
Due to circumstances both beyond and within my control, I was recently going through a real bummer, emotional winter kind of period. This is partly just something I have to go through when I get too isolated, or when the sun declines to shi...
Temple and Heresy
Film Selections: Still Getting Justly Punished for Not Quitting New Movies
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, directed by Nia DaCosta, 2026. Less-shitty followup to the execrable 28 Years Later. Continues the roving and open-ended storytelli...
Cartoons and Visual Art 24
I keep trying to drawn epically-scaled full-page experimental cartoons all by hand as I have done in the past, but can’t seem to finish one. For whatever reasons, I just can’t work that patiently on one maximalist drawing these days. I’ve r...
The Insubstantial Spirit
Film Selections: Lots of Animation
By Brakhage, directed by Stan Brakhage, 1954 to 2003. I’m cheating a little by having waited to watch this entire set and then report it as one entry, because I wasn’t sure how to catalogue all of the ind...
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Film Selections: Two Recent Pictures and No More
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, directed by Mary Bronstein, 2025. Engrossing melodrama about a woman straining to juggle challenges including her child’s illness, home displacement, professional...
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