The Media Diet.
Evie LindsayDiscussions on film, television, pop culture, and everything in between - from my chronically online brain to yours.
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Anatomy of a Whalefall
Whalefall
Midway through ‘Whalefall’, Josh Brolin’s character Mitt tells his son Jay (Austin Abrams) about the concept of whalefall, where the carcass of a whale helps to create an ecosystem that can provide for decades. It is not the most...
‘Animals’, and how Ben Affleck has lost his juice.
In the run-up to the 2013 Academy Awards, celebrating cinema from the year 2012, there was a small outrage. Ben Affleck, who had directed and starred in ‘Argo’, one of the most critically successful films of the year, was not nominated for...
Someone woke me up when September ended
October is one of the best months of the moviegoing year. This month begins the marathon of award contenders being released, rescreenings of your favourite spooky classics, and the change in the weather that guarantees you won’t be missing...
It’s Margaret You Mourn For.
In January 2000, Kenneth Lonergan premiered his first feature film, ‘You Can Count on Me’, at the Sundance Film Festival. The film, produced by Martin Scorsese through his production company, went on to receive two Academy Award nominations...
August, recapped and reviewed.
When Harry Met Sally
September is the start of the best time of year. I love thick knitwear that I can layer, various pumpkin-spiced products, and the stretch of film releases that are queued up perfectly to head into awards season. I love...
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Film and pop culture enthusiast. Chronically online. Probably thinking about the 1998 film rounders.
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