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Reimagining Virginia Woolf in Arie and Chuko Esiri’s ‘Clarissa’

Reverse Shot’s reviewer calls ‘Clarissa’ a favorite of NYFF and the year, and argues for imaginative adaptations over faithful imitation.

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Reverse Shot shared a review of Arie and Chuko Esiri’s Virginia Woolf adaptation ‘Clarissa.’ Its writer calls the film one of their favorite movies of NYFF and the year, arguing that the best literary adaptations favor “imaginative regeneration” over “emulative faithfulness.”

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@reverse_shotThe best kinds of literary adaptations forgo emulative faithfulness and favor imaginative regeneration. I'm pleased to write on one of my favorite movies of #NYFF and of the year, Arie and Chuko Esiri's Virginia Woolf adaptation CLARISSA. https://reverseshot.org/reviews/entry/3502/clarissa5h
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    @reverse_shotThe best kinds of literary adaptations forgo emulative faithfulness and favor imaginative regeneration. I'm pleased to write on one of my favorite movies of #NYFF and of the year, Arie and Chuko Esiri's Virginia Woolf adaptation CLARISSA. https://reverseshot.org/reviews/entry/3502/clarissa5h
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