Something Wild

“So, Something Wild. This movie, Carroll Baker, she was in... Where her husband and her made this movie. But it's got all these shots of New York. And by the way, the most brutal... It's a movie ahead of its time. She gets raped, doesn't tell anybody, and has PTSD. It's really... It was ahead of its time. I watched it, I was like, nobody thought about this stuff until the 90s, really. What happened? This movie is like 1960 or 1959.”

“Something Wild by Jack Garfein. This film really means a lot to me because I became good friends with him and I know this was a very personal film to him, starred his then-wife, Carroll Baker, and it’s a very realistic depiction of the aftermath of rape and the surreal, anxious feelings that follow. Cinematography by Eugen Schüfftan, who did Eyes Without a Face, so there’s all these experimental elements to the film as well.”