From Dana Spiotta, the author of Wayward, Eat the Document, and Stone Arabia, “A brilliant novel about female friendship, the limits of love and work, and costs of claiming your right to celebrate your triumphs and own your mistakes” (Elle). Innocents and Others is about two women who grow up in LA in the 80s and become filmmakers. Meadow and Carrie have everything in common—except their /5(74). About The Book. From Dana Spiotta, the author of Wayward, Eat the Document, and Stone Arabia, “A brilliant novel about female friendship, the limits of love and work, and costs of claiming your right to celebrate your triumphs and own your mistakes” (Elle). Innocents and Others is about two women who grow up in LA in the 80s and become filmmakers. Meadow and Carrie have everything in Released on: Novem. Dana Spiotta’s “Innocents and Others” seems, at first, full of weird tricks, jump-cuts and pretentious posings — and it is — but stay in your seat and pay attention. Soon enough, all her literary chicanery comes into focus, creating a brilliant split-screen view of women working within and without the world of /5.
Innocents and Others is an American novel by Dana www.doorway.ru was first published by Scribner in It follows the friendship of two American filmmakers, Meadow Mori and Carrie Wexler, who grow up together and remain friends as their careers rise. 'Innocents and Others,' by Dana Spiotta. Now comes "Innocents and Others," a brilliant, riddling clip-montage of the friendship between two very different filmmakers. Dana Spiotta's Los Angeles in "Innocents and Others" is a lonely setting for three friends from high school forward. (Jessica Marx photo / Simon Schuster) From the start the essential quality of.
From Dana Spiotta, the author of Wayward, Eat the Document, and Stone Arabia, “A brilliant novel about female friendship, the limits of love and work, and costs of claiming your right to celebrate your triumphs and own your mistakes” (Elle). Innocents and Others is about two women who grow up in LA in the 80s and become filmmakers. Meadow and Carrie have everything in common—except their views on sex, power, movie-making, and morality. Spiotta is "a wonderfully gifted writer with an uncanny feel for the absurdities and sadnesses of contemporary life, and an unerring ear for how people talk and try to cope today" (The New York Times). Innocents and Others is her greatest novel - wise, artful, and beautiful. Innocents and Others by Dana Spiotta review – an adventure in film. Cinematic scenes of seduction and confession jostle with film analysis in this fresh approach to the novel. Orson Welles.
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