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April 2018 in Film

I didn’t see as many films in April as I normally would have, mostly because I work A. LOT. of late nights. That said, most of what I watched in April was directed by women and it was so refreshing. It felt like A Year With Women again. There’s just so many great films by women left for me to discover! The end of April included the TCM Classic Film Festival, but attending the festival as an employee is very different from when I attended as press (read: I actually have to work and don’t get to see very many films), but I did attend TCMFF again this year (my 8th festival; 3rd being on staff) and it is always the best week of my year. I only saw four films (all ones I’d seen before) + one short (new-to-me by Bill Morrison!), but I was lucky enough to see several fascinating panels and I got to meet Gillian Armstrong (!!!), James Ivory, and John Toll so it was a blast. As always, everything I watched plus some favorites can be found after the cut.

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Movie Quote of the Day – Serena, 2015 (dir. Susanne Bier)

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Serena: You hurt me. You said that I was enough for you.
Pemberton: You are enough for me.
Serena: You’re lying.

Movie Quote of the Day – Things We Lost in the Fire, 2007 (dir. Susanne Bier)

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Jerry: You know, you gotta accept the good, man, ’cause they’re gonna make you accept the bad.

Movie Quote of the Day – Efter brylluppet (After The Wedding), 2006 (dir. Susanne Bier)

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Jørgen Lennart Hannson: Every acquaintance, every friend, every person who has a place in your heart—it is the time with them that really means something. Nothing else matters.