Tag: stretching the boundaries of cinema

• John Waters, Greasy Strangers, and Weirdos – Thoughts from February 12, 2026

  

  I’ve listened to three audiobooks by John Waters. He’s fascinating as an author, a director, and as a person. The more I learned about him, the more I wanted to see his early films. Over the years, I’ve seen more of his recent films, but I wanted to see the films that started his career…

  Brian Kirwan

  July 28, 2026

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