Soullessness
In “Shame,” Michael Fassbender powerfully depicts the soulless misery of a driven existence. The other day, I saw a man[…]
Read moreIn “Shame,” Michael Fassbender powerfully depicts the soulless misery of a driven existence. The other day, I saw a man[…]
Read moreI wrote about the encounter between Brandon and the young woman played so powerfully by Lucy Walters that opens “Shame.”[…]
Read moreWhen it came out, I saw “Shame” in the theater. I wrote about it, somewhat incoherently (in retrospect). I’m watching[…]
Read moreA.O. Scott’s review of “Shame” in The New York Times alludes to Shakespeare’s Sonnet 129: The expense of spirit in[…]
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