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Well, I got to see a few movies this past

week. What'd you see? Finally saw Anora, which I have been waiting to see for quite a while. I'm a huge

fan of the director, Sean Baker, and it did not disappoint. And the music, you know, it's like

this trashiest dance music you would ever hear. As they go from

like Brighton Beach nightclubs to Vegas, it's super fun. Musically, it's a super fun movie too. Oh, I gotta go.

And then I went to see Blitz, which is directed by Steve McQueen. If you saw Lever's Rock,

many people I know think that's the best music-oriented

film of this century. Yeah. You know, you talked to me about reality bites when we talked

about Matthew Sweet a couple of weeks ago, and now I instantly went and watched Reality Bites.

Oh, yay! Which was maybe most fun in retrospect for the cameos because you got to see a little bit of

Evan Dando and Dave Perner from Sol Asylum hanging out.

Right, right.

But Blitz has great music, not just cameos, but two of the main roles feature Benjamin Clementine,

who's kind of not that well-known, but he's a fantastic kind of like, I don't know,

genre resistance musician, a young guy.

And then the mod father himself, Paul Willer, plays Sershey Rourden's grandfather,

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