Kyle Thomas Hemingway: The ephemera edit

An ongoing digital archive of 1,212 items (and counting) proving that I read, I saw, and I actually paid attention.

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  • Secret Mall Apartment

    Directed by Jeremy Workman

    “People being evicted, people losing their spaces, people getting kicked out, people getting priced out, it was just sorta something kinda happening. The mall comes, totally remakes your neighborhood, you adjust. It doesn’t adjust to you. You adjust to it. And it was impossible to not see the apartment project through that lens.”

  • One Battle After Another

    Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson

    “I’ve got a little Latino Harriet Tubman situation going on at my place. All legit. From the heart. No cash.”

  • Wake Up Dead Man

    Directed by Rian Johnson

    “Yes. ‘Benoit Blanc PWNED.’ Owned with a P, whatever that means.”

  • Wicked: For Good

    Directed by Jon M. Chu

    “You see, back where I come from, we got a whole lot of people who believe all sorts of things that aren’t true. You know what we call it? History.”

  • The Roses

    Directed by Jay Roach

    “I never thought watching a white man reclaim his power could be so moving.”

  • Kiss of the Spider Woman

    Directed by Bill Condon

    “Homosexuals always die in Hollywood movies. Most of the time, they kill themselves.”

  • Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery

    Directed by Ally Pankiw

    “One of the beautiful things about Lilith was we could be ourselves. There was such power in that.”

  • Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale

    Directed by Simon Curtis

    “My favourite haunt if it weren’t for the prices. The last time I dined there, I asked for the bill and a pistol.”

  • The Thursday Murder Club

    Directed by Chris Columbus

    “Well, imagine if we only ever did what we were supposed to,”

  • Who Done It: The Clue Documentary

    Directed by Jeff C. Smith

    “If you do a good play and it gets bad reviews and nobody comes it’s off in a week or two and that’s the end of it, it’s gone forever. If you do a film that’s not well received to start with, it turns out it can have a life after death.”