'American Fiction' Speaks Truth
American Fiction is a genuinely entertaining film with a few lessons.
And Soon the Darkness
"We won the game we imagined, or we imagined the game we won? " CHENG, the ace pitcher from high school team, was talking about the joy of his MLB's contract. But when asked about his arm, he started stammering. Despite the attempts to argue that he wasn't hurt, CHENG, Facing the psychiatrist, he eventually told a "fact" he hasn't accepted - a lifelong fear.
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"We won the game we imagined, or we imagined the game we won? " CHENG, the ace pitcher from high school team, was talking about the joy of his MLB's contract. But when asked about his arm, he started stammering. Despite the attempts to argue that he wasn't hurt, CHENG, Facing the psychiatrist, he eventually told a "fact" he hasn't accepted - a lifelong fear.
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