Big Screen: A Separation

A truly great movie. Really wonderfully done. Full of nuance and suggestion and believable humanity (especially in contrast to Carnage!!!). A movie that makes you change your opinion after every scene, but not in a Memento-type way, in a “TRUTH and THE FACTS are always ambiguous” type way.

Great performances by people I would love to see in more movies.

À la Nick Hornby, books in/books out for January.

Bought:

  • ?? I’m sure I bought at least one, but I don’t seem to have kept track. Probably because I SHOULDN’T be buying any whilst unemployed. Ah, well.

Read:

  • Everyone Remain Calm, by Megan Stielstra (stories)(electronic)
  • Zoo City, by Lauren Beukes (electronic)
  • Call for the Dead, by John LeCarre (library)
  • A Murder of Quality, by John LeCarre (library)
  • The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, by John LeCarre (library)
  • The Looking Glass War, by John LeCarre (library)
  • The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate, by Jacqueline Kelly (loan from Bill)