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Kelli Weston

Brooklyn
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In Her Shadow - Journal - Metrograph

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By Kelli Weston
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Essay On women who haunt women. In Her Shadow, a 10-film series exploring the haunting phenomenon of the female double, opens at Metrograph on Friday, July 31. Share: ONE OR TWO THINGS ABOUT the ghost: they are disruptive, usually desperate. They test the borders of the corporeal and invite the living to translate their mysteries, to give language to what has gone untold.
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Wallace Shawn - Journal - Metrograph

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By Kelli Weston
| Metrograph
With a nearly six-decade career behind him, Wallace Shawn remains one of the most recognizable faces in American cinema, and certainly one of its most distinct voices. In The New Yorker—the magazine once edited by his father William Shawn for 35 years—critic Vinson Cunningham recently described his “vocal presence” in varying registers: broadly speaking, he has a nasal cadence, with a treble lilt that dips into unexpected gravelly tones, so that his sentences have the effect of rolling waves.
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Diahann Carroll - Journal - Metrograph

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By Kelli Weston
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Cracked Actor On the layered performances charted by the regal Hollywood icon. Share: BY THE TIME DIAHANN CARROLL made her phantasmal appearance in Eve’s Bayou (1997), one of her final film performances, she had already lived enough lives to find herself hemmed into certain roles for good: Marion Gilbert, Dominique Deveraux, Claudine. She was by then among the last gilded idols that remained of Hollywood’s mid-century pantheon.
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