I went to the movies and never woke up...
Patrick KennellyA dispatch from the content vortex — where culture, cinema, and too much screen time blur into one man’s doomed attempt to make sense of it all.
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cultural carnivore; artist; filmmaker; Artistic Director of Highways Performance Space & Gallery and the pop-up Film Maudit (which he also co-founded)
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