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Kozlov:
I'm not responsible for what I write. Interviewer:
But as the author... the female torture scenes, are they symbolic? Kozlov:
Maybe. Maybe not. I think communism did women no favors. We still have the sexual sophistication of cavemen. Interviewer:
So, in a sense, your writing is a counter-commentary on feminism. Kozlov:
I think my writing's shit. Interviewer:
But that's very bold. Er, Thank you for being with us here today. Kozlov:
Thank you for wasting my time
I'm not responsible for what I write. Interviewer:
But as the author... the female torture scenes, are they symbolic? Kozlov:
Maybe. Maybe not. I think communism did women no favors. We still have the sexual sophistication of cavemen. Interviewer:
So, in a sense, your writing is a counter-commentary on feminism. Kozlov:
I think my writing's shit. Interviewer:
But that's very bold. Er, Thank you for being with us here today. Kozlov:
Thank you for wasting my time
Full Transcript
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I don't know I'm not responsible for what I write
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But as the author the female torture scenes are they symbolic
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Maybe Maybe not
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I think communism did women no favors
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We still have the sexual sophistication of cavemen
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So in a sense your writing is a counter commentary on feminism
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I think my writing's shit
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But that's very bold Er thank you for being with us here today
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Thank you for wasting my time
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Movie Summary
A murder investigation of a slain businessman turns to clues found in an author's book about an eerily similar crime. Based on the 2008 article "True Crimes - A Postmodern Murder Mystery" by David Grann.
