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1. filmmakermagazine.com › 124910-interview-editor“The Point Is to Struggle With What You’ve Been Given ...

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Editor John Magary discusses how he approached cutting Between the Temples, particularly when it came to navigating the film’s heavy use of improv. See all responses to our annual Sundance editor questionnaire here. Filmmaker: How and why did you wind up being the editor of your film?

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3. www.filmcomment.com › blog › interview-john-magaryInterview: John Magary

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   Aug 20, 2015 · Interview: John Magary. By Violet Lucca on August 20, 2015. An unspoken rule of surviving in New York is the necessity of making the most of opportunities, no matter the infelicitous (or moochy) circumstances.

4. www.themarysue.com › interview-the-mend-filmmakersInterview: The Mend Filmmakers John Magary and Myna Joseph

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   Aug 26, 2015 · When John Magary decided to make his feature film debut as a writer-director, he wanted to make it on the cheap and film the majority in his very own apartment. Fortunately, his partner Myna...

5. filmmakermagazine.com › author › john-magaryJohn Magary | Filmmaker Magazine

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   by John Magary on May 26, 2023; Every Film Is a Consciousness Working Through an Idea: Bingham Bryant and Kyle Molzan on For the Plasma

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Mend_(film)The Mend (film) - Wikipedia

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   The Mend is an American comedy-drama film written and directed by John Magary. The film stars Josh Lucas, Stephen Plunkett, Mickey Sumner and Lucy Owen. It premiered at South by Southwest on March 9, 2014, and opened in selected theaters on August 21, 2015.

7. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › the-mend-2015The Mend movie review & film summary (2015) | Roger Ebert

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   Aug 21, 2015 · John Magary’s “The Mend” opens with a mesmerizing prologue that really serves as a miniature version of the film that will follow.

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   What happens in 'the mend' by John Magary?

   • The Mend John Magary ’s “The Mend” opens with a mesmerizing prologue that really serves as a miniature version of the film that will follow. In snippets of scenes, we meet the unkempt Mat ( Josh Lucas ), who screws his girlfriend Andrea ( Lucy Owens ), then fights with her, then leaves her, then drinks some more, then wanders New York City, etc.

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   Is Magary a good first-time filmmaker?

   • Magary shows great skill, especially for a first-time filmmaker, at capturing the loose, free-form conversations of social gatherings that somehow end up going till dawn. One moment, conversation is serious, the next it’s lighthearted. One moment, Mat is eying the new girl across the living room, the next she’s on his lap.

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   Is Magary a good movie?

   • Magary is constantly defying moralization, letting his characters breathe and drink and screw and laugh and fight and so on and so on. It’s a character study, not a commentary, and those are fewer and farther between than you might think in an era of Statement Cinema.

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9. www.hammertonail.com › interviews › a-conversationA Conversation With John Magary (THE MEND) - Hammer to Nail

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   Jun 7, 2024 · John Magary’s acerbic sibling dramedy is like Arnaud Desplechin’s Margaret, a ballsy, sprawling, messy, grueling, go-for-broke experience that doesn’t stop to breathe for 111 furious minutes. Music, slo-mos, zooms, elliptical editing… it’s all here, and it’s always alive.