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NEVADA (A Visual Montage)

2026, No Language. Directed by Ruth Paxton.

A psychological portrait of two lovers who have grown to hate one another, who are well beyond their breaking point and must separate. Taking inspiration from aspects of Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller's fated marriage as a springboard for content and style, NEVADA is a contemporary experimental study about humans and how exhausting hatred can be, while also examining themes of identity and guilt.

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NEVADA (A Visual Montage) (2026) was directed by Ruth Paxton.

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