We Need To Talk About––this movie. On Wednesday night, Pop Rally and the MoMa hosted a screening of We Need to Talk About Kevin, a gorgeous parental horror story directed by Lynne Ramsay, and starring the out-of-this-world Tilda Swinton.
A screen adaptation of the 2003 acclaimed novel penned by Lionel Shriver, the film tells a dark and uncomfortable tale of a mother raising a son who is (maybe) a sociopath. The film is shown through the point of view of Eva (Tilda's character) over the course of 20 years––through a pregnancy in NY, suburban life in Connecticut, and lastly, a prison where she visits her son.
After the screening, the audience was treated to a Q&A with Tilda that was conducted by Sally Berger, curator of the MoMA film department. Tilda suggested taking your mother to see the film and getting her the book for Christmas. I could not agree more. On the left are some pictures from the screening and reception as well as the trailer (below) for the film, which opens nationwide in February.
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Tilda and Sally
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Former OC'er, present DJ Huggy Bear!
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Party people
Photo credit: Jacqueline Iannacone/ elkstudios.com
A screen adaptation of the 2003 acclaimed novel penned by Lionel Shriver, the film tells a dark and uncomfortable tale of a mother raising a son who is (maybe) a sociopath. The film is shown through the point of view of Eva (Tilda's character) over the course of 20 years––through a pregnancy in NY, suburban life in Connecticut, and lastly, a prison where she visits her son.
After the screening, the audience was treated to a Q&A with Tilda that was conducted by Sally Berger, curator of the MoMA film department. Tilda suggested taking your mother to see the film and getting her the book for Christmas. I could not agree more. On the left are some pictures from the screening and reception as well as the trailer (below) for the film, which opens nationwide in February.

Tilda and Sally


Former OC'er, present DJ Huggy Bear!

Party people
Photo credit: Jacqueline Iannacone/ elkstudios.com