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- diaristically adverb
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Now director Ira Sachs, who came across the text while filming his previous movie “Passages,” has given this quietly mesmerizing, diaristic conversation cinematic life as a filmed performance of sorts, with “Passages” star Ben Whishaw perfectly cast as Hujar and Rebecca Hall filling out the room tone as Rosenkrantz.
From Los Angeles Times
From the moment her Primark trainers kicked open the door with her 2006 debut, “Alright, Still,” the singer’s acid-tongued, deceptively cheery kiss-offs to exes and diaristic musings about life and love painted her as an empowered figure, taking what she wants and writing about the rest.
From Salon
Ranging sonically from glam punk to synth pop and post-disco melodies, “Bite Me” is a vocally rich and charmingly diaristic record that hits like a wine-drunk dream.
From Los Angeles Times
The documentary promises rare performances and “Buckley’s own diaristic narration,” according to the festival’s programming notes.
From Los Angeles Times
First published in 2009, “Bluets” was reissued in 2017 after the success of Nelson’s similarly hybrid 2015 work, “The Argonauts,” which heralded a publishing fad for essay-memoirs that combined ambient erudition with diaristic introspection.
From New York Times
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