Riley Womack
@rileywomack.bsky.social
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Words @ Bright Wall/Dark Room and Optic Nerve Magazine.
Yesterday was Texas Independence Day. Today is Election Day. Last year for
@brightwalldarkroom.com
I wrote about Texas and Texans in LONE STAR, a film which is perhaps more relevant now than it was when it premiered thirty years ago.
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Lone Star (1996): No Wild and Aberrant Star
The driving force of Lone Star isn’t the suspense of discovery, but the moral weight of what’s already known—and what people choose to do with it.
https://www.brightwalldarkroom.com/2025/06/16/lone-star-1996/
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well I quite literally just finished this book, so if Frank is writing about the adaptation that means I should probably watch it
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about 2 months ago
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For
@bwdr.bsky.social
’s “What Is to be Done?” issue, I wrote about HIGH NOON—a film whose political voltage still hums in our own time. The film is a parable of civic abandonment, the fragility of conscience, and what happens when good people wait for someone else to act.
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4 months ago
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Many thanks to the folks over at
@bwdr.bsky.social
for letting me go long on John Sayles’s earnest investigation deep in the heart of Texas. So let’s hit the trail.
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9 months ago
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A face that reveals a lifetime of regret. A man realizing too late what he’s done, what he’s lost.
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10 months ago
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