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Sally Jane Black

Anti-romanticization of being poor, artistic, aimless, lost in New York.

mia lee vicino4.0

"You know, I had this dream last night: the whole world had been blown up five years ago, right to smithereens, and everyone was just floating around on parts of it, and they hadn't even realized what had happened yet... Tell me the truth, am I like really awful or something?"this is the movie i've been looking for!!!! Susan Seidelman's Smithereens feels cut from a similar cloth as Barbara Loden's Wanda, but smeared in that unmistakable scuzz of New York City. while Loden's Wanda is soft-spoken and diaphanous, Seidelman's Wren is spunky, venomous, and brusque –– getting in physical fights, carelessly lying as she plods through the city in her crimson high-tops, and mistreating the one guy who's nice to her. "from now on, this van is always gonna remind you of me," she spits at him. Smithereens is about pathetic glamor; about ego so blinding that you miss the good that's right in front of you; about being so relentlessly pro-Hollywood that you make a case for anti-Hollywood; about how bleeding on the street in the dead of night both is and isn't as romantic as you think. i can't recommend it enough, especially for my fellow girls who rock!!

DPCampion5.0

Punk Frances Ha.