Ethan Hawke and the Inner Life of Flannery O'Connor in Wildcat: Finding the drama of an author who laughed at her own biography - Screens
Finding the drama of an author who laughed at her own biography
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Finding the drama of an author who laughed at her own biography
The legendary Budd Boetticher brings a bullfighter's reflexes to a tale of a kidnapped heiress and the man who must save her.
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Teaching a class about that fateful year has driven home that history really does seem to rhyme sometimes.
“Wildcat,” Ethan Hawke’s audacious film about Flannery O’Connor, tries for the kind of gothic approach that this Southern writer might have liked.