Jonestown as Genre: Ti West’s "The Sacrament"
In The Sacrament, the conflation of media publicity and private lives, which was always present in the Jonestown massacre, now becomes the main subject.
"There is only one thing that can kill the Movies, and that is education." — Will Rogers
In The Sacrament, the conflation of media publicity and private lives, which was always present in the Jonestown massacre, now becomes the main subject.
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On recent translations of the Russian formalist's 'Bowstring' and 'Energy of Delusion'
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since it’s Wilder we’re talking about, there’s an anecdotal surplus unmatched in any history of the motion pictures.
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