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Do you ever look at Instagram or Facebook and feel like everyone else’s lives are so easy or perfect or fun and wish yours was like that? I know I have. The irony being that my social media gives people a similar version of my life.
Just past the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdown, writer-director Ben Wheatley unveils his answer to the pandemic. “In the Earth” is the nightmare that you’d expect from the filmmaker that gave us “Kill List,” “A Field in England” and “High Rise.”
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Just past the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdown, writer-director Ben Wheatley unveils his answer to the pandemic. “In the Earth” is the nightmare that you’d expect from the filmmaker that gave us “Kill List,” “A Field in England” and “High Rise.”
While at NYU, writer-director Emma Seligman was told by a professor that she should write about something she knew for her finals. Sugar babies and shivas came to mind. What started out as a short film has now become Seligman’s feature debut and it’s funny as hell. “Shiva Baby” is centered o…
