Out Of The Darkness | With Mark Duplass

Modern Love

The New York Times

Nytimes, Redemption, Society & Culture, New York Times, Love, Essay, Storytelling, Loss, Nyt

4.4 • 8.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 November 2016

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Filmmaker Mark Duplass reads an essay about a husband who never thought "for worse" could get so bad.

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0:43.6	From the New York Times and WBUR Boston, this is Modern Love.
0:53.3	Stories of Love, loss, and redemption.
0:56.8	I'm your host, Megna Chacrabardi.
1:05.8	Imagine if your spouse suddenly became a different person.
1:09.6	If the words they said made them seem like a total stranger.
1:14.4	Mark Lukacch has been there and back.
1:18.0	Filmmaker and actor Mark Duplos reads for us this week.
1:21.1	You may know him from his roles in HBO's Togetherness and the new film Blue J.
1:25.9	Mark Duplos reads Mark Lukacch's essay out of the darkness.
1:31.2	There was a time when my wife Julia said yes to almost everything I suggested.
1:36.8	But before she consented, there was always an unnatural pause.
1:41.2	A pause so small it may have gone unnoticed by others.
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