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Amy Guay
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Assistant Editor, Avid Reader Press, Simon and Schuster
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only marketing books to be reviewed. For Ad Chatter podcastFor AdPulp looking to interview advertising professionals with unique perspectives and provocative viewpoints.
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By Alexandra Risi, Hailey Wharram, Amy Guay Verified, Kenny Le| The Georgetown Voice Verified Content warning: This article includes mention of physical violence and sexual assault. Though innumerable films attempt to provide social commentary about the state of our world, some fall flat, offering little else but weak attempts to garner social validation. It’s often unclear if the message is genuine or if the movie is a ploy to put more money into a faux activist’s pocket.
By Christina Pan, Amy Guay Verified, Isabel Hwang, Caitlin Mannering| The Georgetown Voice Verified “Some of them want to abuse you / Some of them want to be abused” so opens Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest unhinged arthouse film, with the 1983 earworm “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This).” The Eurythmics’ pounding bass beat blasts in the background, inducing a sour, throbbing headache that sets an ominous tone for the rest of the film. Kinds of Kindness (2024) is a three-part movie with a three-hour runtime, with each story getting progressively more wild, suffocating, and strangely universal.
By Alexandra Risi, Hailey Wharram, Amy Guay Verified, Kenny Le| The Georgetown Voice Verified Content warning: This article includes mention of physical violence and sexual assault. Though innumerable films attempt to provide social commentary about the state of our world, some fall flat, offering little else but weak attempts to garner social validation. It’s often unclear if the message is genuine or if the movie is a ploy to put more money into a faux activist’s pocket.
Company Info
Simon and Schuster
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
+1 212-258-6000