Of course, it all ends in the usual Russel T. Davies style - gotta make 'm feel good! - as he always shies away from daring to take the final steps (Charlie Brooker from Black Mirror could teach him a thing or two) to make it truly impactful. But oh well. Nice nonetheless. Lots of Mancurian accents.
Tuesday, 28 July 2020
Years and Years
six part series by Russel T Davies about the future, from 2024 to 2034, roughly. Pretty dystopian, how Britian gets a terrible prime minister, Vivian Cook, an amazing role from Emma Thompson, creates concentration camps, Trump gets chosen again, the world is on fire.
Peter Schjeldahl - "77 sunset me"
poet and art critic. Wonderful essay in the New Yorker of 2019-12-23, basically a small autobiography, although he described failing writing one.
The Girl with all the gifts
Nice horror film where "second generation" zombies - embryos from zombiefied people - turn out to be different and not completely zombie like. Enjoyable.
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