“Father dreamed about you last night. He was terribly shaken, because you came back and then you were gone. He was depressed all day. I didn't know how to cheer him up. Write soon. When he knows you're doing well, his fears vanish.”
Ugh. Watching this in the theater in NYC where I’ve been living alone for the past 2 months was such an emotional experience. My mom writes to me sometimes to ask how I’m doing, I tell her…
“The rain here never seemed to stop.”
I was introduced to Matsuko, I sympathized with her, I cried for her, I ached for her, and I grieved for her, all within 130 minutes.
Memories of Matsuko tells the story of Matsuko, and how her life ends of being a tragedy. As audiences, we connect to her more than anyone in her life. We see her as a kid, pure and innocent, full of life. She is affected by one person, her…
“If we’re really as in love as we say we are? Shouldn’t I be able to talk about this with you?”
May December completely shocked me to my core. Not ever did I imagine loving it as much as I did. All three lead performances were spectacular, but Charles Melton especially was a surprise to me. It’s truly hard to imagine someone who is known for Riverdale to be this talented, I guess I judged too quickly.
Both Natalie Portman and Julianne…
