So we have to talk about this… One Battle After Another
So we have to talk about this… One Battle After Another may be the most relevant American film right now—cinema as memory, resistance, and medicine. You can’t escape history… but you can walk out lighter. #SoWeHaveToTalkAboutThis #OneBattleAfterAnother #FilmTalk #PTA #AmericanCinema #TeyanaTaylor #AfterTheCredits #MoviesThatMatter
So we have to talk about this… Ethan Hawke’s Lorenz Hart in Blue Moon
So we have to talk about this… Ethan Hawke’s Lorenz Hart in Blue Moon is a reminder that behind every great song is a complicated, human collaboration. Theater, music, love—and the cost of all three. #SoWeHaveToTalkAboutThis #BlueMoon #EthanHawke #LorenzHart #RichardRodgers #MusicalTheater #FilmTalk #TheaterLove
So we have to talk about this…. Amy Madigan’s Aunt Gladys in Weapons
So we have to talk about this…. Amy Madigan’s Aunt Gladys in Weapons is pure witchcraft—no villains here, only badass witches. A performance worthy of a shrine next to Ruth Gordon in Rosemary’s Baby. #SoWeHaveToTalkAboutThis #Weapons #AmyMadigan #BadassWitches #HorrorCinema #FilmTalk #AfterTheCredits #WomenInFilm #IconicPerformances
So we have to talk about this… If I Had Legs I Would Kick You
So we have to talk about this… If I Had Legs I Would Kick You understands caregiving as it really is—exhausting, darkly funny, and quietly horrifying. Rose Byrne gives one of the most honest performances about motherhood I’ve ever seen. #SoWeHaveToTalkAboutThis #IfIHadLegsIWouldKickYou #Caregiving #Motherhood #FilmTalk #IndieCinema #HorrorInTheEveryday #WomenInFilm
So we have to talk about this... The Testament of Ann Lee
This one stayed with me. Like… days later, I was still carrying it around. The Testament of Ann Lee felt less like watching a movie and more like having a kind of religious experience. #TheTestamentOfAnnalee #SoWeHaveToTalkAboutThis #CinemaTalk #IndieFilm #FilmAsArt #AfterTheCredits #MovieConversation #FilmLovers #CinematicExperience
The One Long Conversation: Laura Lee Bahr, John Skipp, and the Story That Had to Be Told
“Art isn’t manufactured. It’s channeled.” In Episode #1 of The One Long Conversation , new podcast series hosted by writer, editor, and publisher John Skipp , Skipp and Laura Lee Bahr explore creativity as craft, devotion, and spiritual practice, and how Who Is the Liar? demanded to be written exactly as it is. It’s also a shared remembering: of how artists find each other, how stories arrive when they’re ready, and why some books refuse to be written any other way. A Meet
Stoughton Writers Group on TV – Interview with Laura Lee Bahr
Mike Hartman [ 00:00:08,250 ] Hello, everybody, and welcome to the Stoughton Writers Group on TV. I'm Mike Hartman, your host, the CEO and founder of the Stoughton Writers Group, and also the author of Hartman and Memoir. Today we're going to find out why four little girls know who's living in the cold storage place underneath their house. Laura Lee Barr is joining me, the author of Who is the Liar? I loved your book. Laura Lee Bahr [ 00:00:31,020 ] Yay, thank you. Mike
🎃 The Night Before Halloween @ Stoughton Public Library!
Join me for “How to Write a Spooky Story for Halloween” — a fun, hands-on writing workshop! ✍️👻 🗓 Thursday, October 30 | 6:00–8:00 PM 📍 Stoughton Public Library, 84 Park St, Stoughton, MA After a brief talk on the horror genre, I will guide participants through creating their own scary story. Space is limited — register now to reserve your spot! https://stoughton.libcal.com/event/15256450
