From a New York Times roundup of Tribeca Film Festival offerings:
Andrew Semans’s “Nancy, Please” conveys a similar turbulence lurking just under the civilized surface of everyday life. In the story, which traffics in the ghastly-funny misanthropy that is the specialty of Neil LaBute, a doctoral candidate and his angry former roommate engage in an escalating battle of wills when she refuses to return his copy of “Little Dorrit,” which contains the notes for his thesis. Observing this conflict, which begins to destroy his sanity, is like watching a slow-motion car accident. As much as you may loathe the characters, you can’t avert your eyes.
April 17th, 2012 at 3:56PM
I’ll be able to avert mine. I don’t like dwelling on my past.
April 17th, 2012 at 5:48PM
Michael: LOL.