The rights are for almost his complete works but I guess, As I Lay Dying could be such a layered and intricate experience with so many narrators taking turns. Almost exponentially increased Rashomon-style.
The rights are for almost his complete works but I guess, As I Lay Dying could be such a layered and intricate experience with so many narrators taking turns. Almost exponentially increased Rashomon-style.
Reading that the third book in Martin Millar's series featuring Kalix MacRinnalch is coming out this summer reminded me what a wonderful movie or two could be made of these books. The two thus far, Lonely Werewolf Girl and Curse of the Wolf Girl, are so darkly hilarious. They present the anorexic, laudanum-addicted teen scion of a noble Scottish werewolf clan, on the lam in modern London, with such insight and punkish energy that one can almost see parts of the movie already. There is also an extensive, wildly varying cast of supporting characters.
This this this.Originally Posted by Patty
A miniseries of Atwood's The Blind Assassin.
“Perhaps when we find ourselves wanting everything, it is because we are dangerously close to wanting nothing.”
East of Eden by Terrence Malick.
Also, an adaptation of The Power and the Glory.
Watership Down by Hayao Miyazaki
Song of Solomon by Todd Haynes
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