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A literary tour de force about the making of a film and representation from a master of the memoir form.
For Nick Flynn, that game we all playthe who-would-play-you-in-the-movie-of-your-life gamehas been resolved. The Reenactments chronicles the surreal experience of being on set during the making of the film Being Flynn , from his best-selling memoir Another Bullshit Night in Suck City , and watching the central events of his life reenacted: his father's long run of homelessness and his mother's suicide. Flynn tells the story of Robert De Niro's first meeting with his real father in…mehr

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A literary tour de force about the making of a film and representation from a master of the memoir form.

For Nick Flynn, that game we all playthe who-would-play-you-in-the-movie-of-your-life gamehas been resolved. The Reenactments chronicles the surreal experience of being on set during the making of the film Being Flynn, from his best-selling memoir Another Bullshit Night in Suck City, and watching the central events of his life reenacted: his father's long run of homelessness and his mother's suicide. Flynn tells the story of Robert De Niro's first meeting with his real father in Boston and of watching Julianne Moore attempt to throw herself into the sea. The result is a mesmerizingly sharp-edged and kaleidoscopic literary tour de force as well as a compelling argument about consciousness, representation, and grief.

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Nick Flynn is the author of This Is the Night Our House Will Catch Fire and three previous memoirs, including the PEN/Joyce Osterweil Awardwinning Another Bullshit Night in Suck City, and four volumes of poetry. A professor on the creative writing faculty at the University of Houston, he lives in Brooklyn, New York.