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Annie Baker Is Coming to a Movie Theater Near You - Vimarsana News

Annie Baker Is Coming to a Movie Theater Near You

A decade after winning the Pulitzer Prize for Drama with "The Flick," the playwright Annie Baker is conquering movies.

Janet Planet review – playwright Annie Baker's delicate debut film | Movies - Vimarsana News

Janet Planet review – playwright Annie Baker's delicate debut film | Movies

The Pulitzer prize-winning playwright’s muted, yet lingering, first film follows Julianne Nicholson’s single mother in the 90s

'Janet Planet' Is Too Quirky for Its Own Good - Vimarsana News

'Janet Planet' Is Too Quirky for Its Own Good

A24Janet Planet is a journey to a rural Western Massachusetts world of affectation, all twee decorations, eccentric knick-knacks, self-conscious silences and pauses, and torpid nostalgic drama. The directorial debut of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker, the film—showing at this year’s New York Film Festival—operates in a single, precious sub-Kelly Reichardt register, its every second marked by studied images, sounds, and performances. Gently quirky to the point of exasperation, it ga

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'Janet Planet' review: Annie Baker's mother-daughter story is a quiet marvel - Vimarsana News

'Janet Planet' review: Annie Baker's mother-daughter story is a quiet marvel

Pulitzer-winning playwright Annie Baker delivers a captivating debut with "Janet Planet," starring Julianne Nicholson and Zoe Ziegler. Movie review.

'Janet Planet' Review: Too Quirky for Its Own Good - Vimarsana News

'Janet Planet' Review: Too Quirky for Its Own Good

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker’s directorial debut at the New York Film Festival is weighed down by its pretentiousness.