It’s funny in that dry, quietly vicious way where you’re not sure if you’re supposed to laugh. the whole thing feels like New York neuroticism without the glamour and no Woody Allen romanticism, just people trying to forgive themselves for being exactly who they are.
It’s funny in that dry, quietly vicious way where you’re not sure if you’re supposed to laugh. the whole thing feels like New York neuroticism without the glamour and no Woody Allen romanticism, just people trying to forgive themselves for being exactly who they are.
