Watching Industry (HBO Max)—College grads vie for a spot at a London investment bank. Think crowded parties, bars, restaurants, harkening back to a time when we had never heard the word “epidemiology.” Lena Dunham is involved as director/producer, but it’s got a very distinct tone from anything I’ve seen from her which is to say that it is cold, brutal, yet infinitely compelling. Note: the intimate scenes are graphic+ (when I shared this detail with a friend, she replied, “perfect” :))—suffice is to say, don’t watch when the littles are around.
January and Half of February 2021—Things That…
Watching Industry (HBO Max)—College grads vie for a spot at a London investment bank. Think crowded parties, bars, restaurants, harkening back to a time when we had never heard the word “epidemiology.” Lena Dunham is involved as director/producer, but it’s got a very distinct tone from anything I’ve seen from her which is to say that it is cold, brutal, yet infinitely compelling. Note: the intimate scenes are graphic+ (when I shared this detail with a friend, she replied, “perfect” :))—suffice is to say, don’t watch when the littles are around.
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