
"Writer"; "Critic." Bylines in @mubinotebook and elsewhere.
She/Sí/Elle (fr/en ok)
Joined July 2026
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Here is my extremely spoiler-heavy review for Digger (link below). The long and the short of it is that it is a masterpiece, albeit one which is open to many possible critiques and misinterpretations.
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new column, on bargain-bin psychos, post-Reagan middle class anxieties, and John Schlesinger’s PACIFIC HEIGHTS splicetoday.com/moving-pictu…
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Les Occidentaux qui découvrent que le reste du monde ne considère pas Mao et Lenin comme des monstres. Votre prisme n’est pas universel
If you want to say "free Palestine" or be trans in public you'll need to cross the Sea.
Ireland's reputation for having subpar cuisine has everything to do with a history of colonialism and capitalism, and nothing to do with the very wonderful traditional dishes. Extreme poverty and famine narrowed the scope of what is otherwise a very solid national cuisine.
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First sentence, sure, not the others: understanding is academic, quasi-scientific—in criticism, faux-objective. Criticism is also literary, subjective, prophetic, political, contentious; self-questioning is part of it, but the impersonal "maybe" is as reductive as thumbs up/down.
Interestingly, in North America the trend is that people never pay for things on their birthday, meanwhile in Europe the trend is that when it's your birthday you take all your friends out and treat them.
jfc
.@Dictionarycom’s Words of the Year over the last decade:
2026: Maxxing
2025: 67
2024: Demure
2023: Hallucinate
2022: Woman
2021: Allyship
2020: Pandemic
2019: Existential
2018: Misinformation
2017: Complicit
2016: Xenophobia
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For my newsletter, I published my intro to Sweet Smell of Success I did in august. It is in French but has the option to be translated afilmdiary.substack.com/p/fr…
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Last night I gave a lecture on La Jetee to a prison classroom and basically everyone in the class loved the movie. People who try to tell you that difficult or experimental art is only for educated nerds are wrong, that’s just shit that giant corporations want you to believe.

























