The Film that Opened a Literary Door
American Fiction: Navigating the Intersection of Artistic Integrity and Cultural Commodification through Satire, Identity, and Legacy
You know how it goes—most of the time, I just revisit old favourites I've seen a hundred times before. Back when video stores were still a thing, I would agonise over selecting a new film to watch as if it were a life-or-death decision, usually narrowing the field down to just two titles. At that point, I'd test my partner's patience by having her choose between the final contenders, only to perversely pick the other option nearly every time. If you're thinking I should have sought professional help for that maddening ritual, I couldn't agree more.
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