httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgmvbbWM_Z0
Anyone who has seen Todd Solondz’s scabrous Storytelling knows that it’s an uneven but still unsettling satire of the “post-modern condition.” The hapless “documentary film-maker” of the movie’s second half, “Non-Fiction,” hollowly boasts that he intends to get Jacques Derrida to narrate his latest project. The first half of the movie, meanwhile, “Fiction,” takes place in an English department where the passive-aggressive politics of shame and resentment roil pointlessly in the seminar room. Perhaps the clip above is something like the seminar-in-hell Clayton Chrusch imagined for himself last week.
Another, more horrific clip, after the break.