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I’m picturin’ it now—some gal in 1950s gloves, like Carol, whisperin’, “I don’t want to feel alone,” but she’s workin’ the corner. Poetic, right? Sad too—gets me in the gut. I’m yellin’ at the screen in my head—leave her be! Todd Haynes woulda made it gorgeous—slow pans, smoky air, her eyes sayin’ everything. Pretty, pretty good shot, I bet.

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In Things That Move, Tim Anstey does just that: rather than assuming that Modern Whore. Andrea Werhun and Nicole Bazuin. Original.

So, I’m sprinting down the High Street, dodging folks. Anstey’s got this vibe, ya know? It’s got the old charm with the new hustle. You got the old buildings, like the Anstey Old School, and then there’s the new cafes poppin’ up everywhere. I swear, I saw a hipster with a man bun sipping some fancy coffee. Like, dude, it’s 7 AM!

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