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Miranda July: a new book, a new movie and musings on aloneness  San Francisco Chronicle

Movie review: Dystopian rom-com ‘The Lobster’ explores loneliness, aloneness  Oakridger

Andrei Tarkovsky’s Message to Young People: “Learn to Be Alone,” Enjoy Solitude  Open Culture

17 Best Movies About Loneliness and Isolation, Ranked  Collider

How 'Her' Captured a Cinematic Look at Loneliness  No Film School

An Ingmar Bergman Movie for Every Quarantine Mood  Vulture

4 Great Films About Loners (That Look At The Darker Side of Loneliness)  Flickering Myth

Strangers in Paradise: The Radical Loneliness of Turtle Diary  Little White Lies

Does ‘Friendship’ Hold the Cure for Male Loneliness?  Rolling Stone

Albert Nobbs: forever alone?  RVANews

A Queasy Comedy About Male Loneliness  The New Yorker

Original-Cin Q&A: Michael Ironside talks Knuckleball, Verhoeven, cancer and re-creating his dad's death  Original Cin

The 9 Best Movies That Explore Urban Loneliness, Ranked  MovieWeb

Interview: Andrew Haigh on the Making of Lean on Pete  Slant Magazine

Is Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner a film for our times?  BBC

Top 15 Movies About Loneliness, Ranked  MovieWeb

10 Extremely Haunting Movies About Loners and Social Isolation, Ranked  Collider

Why Don DeLillo's The Starveling resonates with me  The Guardian

Wild and the Rise of the Lone She-Wolf  Time Magazine

Why Swedish Moviegoers Are Being Sealed in Coffins  The Hollywood Reporter

10 Amazing Social Isolation Movie Scenes  Hollywood in Toto

A Woman Alone review – a stylised portrait of contemporary financial precarity  The Guardian

'Christine' Review: Hall Shines as Troubled Reporter  Time Magazine

Review: Amy Seimetz's She Dies Tomorrow is a lyrical, interesting examination of inevitability, loneliness, and death  LaineyGossip

Terry Gilliam on Why ‘The Zero Theorem’ is the Most ‘Extreme’ Film He’s Made and Where He’s at With ‘Don Quixote’  IndieWire

A circle of loneliness movie review  Roger Ebert

Martin Scorsese’s “Taxi Driver” Returns to Theaters for Two Nights Only  Roger Ebert

Stare at the Flame: Jane Schoenbrun on We’re All Going to the World’s Fair  Roger Ebert