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Loving Highsmith

"Oh, my god, what have I done?" This can be a pain in the neck

"Oh, my god, what have I done?" This can be a pain in the neck

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"Oh, my god, what have I done?"
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This can be a pain in the neck.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
48
Timestamp in Movie
00:39:56
Uploaded
May 05, 2025
Genres
documentary, biography, history
Production
Ensemble Film,Lichtblick Film,ZDF,ARTE,RSI,SRF,SRG SSR

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Movie Summary

Based on Patricia Highsmith's personal writings and accounts of her family and lovers, the film casts new light on the famous thriller writer's life and oeuvre, permeated by themes of love and its defining influence on identity.
He doesn't give a damn - Loving Highsmith 00:05
He doesn't give a damn
(hum of traffic) - Loving Highsmith 00:06
(hum of traffic)
I didn't think she would take to that, but she did. - Loving Highsmith 00:04
I didn't think she would take to that, but she did.
(mellow music) - Loving Highsmith 00:08
(mellow music)
(imitates yowling cat) - Loving Highsmith 00:31
(imitates yowling cat)
To have a female lover. - Loving Highsmith 00:05
To have a female lover.
Two women living together, - Loving Highsmith 00:09
Two women living together,
Nobody ever thought that they were doing it for sex. - Loving Highsmith 00:05
Nobody ever thought that they were doing it for sex.
(birdsong, hammering in distance) - Loving Highsmith 00:07
(birdsong, hammering in distance)
They came to our back door - Loving Highsmith 00:09
They came to our back door
They ran home so fast - Loving Highsmith 00:05
They ran home so fast
In a small town - Loving Highsmith 00:06
In a small town
There's a lot of people that say: - Loving Highsmith 00:06
There's a lot of people that say:
You saw them kissing?" - Loving Highsmith 00:11
You saw them kissing?"
She was tipsy enough to tell me she had read my diaries, - Loving Highsmith 00:13
She was tipsy enough to tell me she had read my diaries,
I might have, because, you know, - Loving Highsmith 00:07
I might have, because, you know,
But there was not an opportunity much. - Loving Highsmith 00:05
But there was not an opportunity much.
The breach of trust - Loving Highsmith 00:21
The breach of trust
The first thing in the morning, Pat was working. - Loving Highsmith 00:05
The first thing in the morning, Pat was working.
And one morning, I found it on the table. - Loving Highsmith 00:04
And one morning, I found it on the table.