Nov 4

Nov 4 Ep #31 - An Interview with Anja Murmann on Unintended

I had the chance to interview writer and director Anja Murmann on her upcoming film Unintended (2019) – available on DVD, BluRay, and on demand this Thursday, November 7th. Starring Elizabeth Lail as Lea, a young woman who has repressed the memory of having killed a boy when she was young. Twelve years later, her memories of that fateful night slowly drift back to torment her.

In this episode, Anja and I talk about everything from upstate New York, to her inspirations for the film and her experiences in the industry through the decades. Check it out, and be sure to check out the film Thursday onwards.

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Veronica Dolginko

Veronica is a writer, theater type, the drag performer Titus Androgynous, and all-around hedonist living in San Francisco. Her screenplays have placed in competitions such as the LA Live Film Fest, NYC Midnight Screenwriting competition, and The South Carolina Underground Film Festival. She has written for local Bay Area papers The Potrero View and The Bay Area Reporter as well as Adobe Create Magazine, and published Voices From Exile, a collection of short stories focused on alienation.

For a different flavor entirely, check out her serial on Kindle Vella: Lolita Inverted. Link below for your revisionist literature convenience!

Recently, she discovered an erotica she wrote in college and self-published it on Amazon because shame is so last century. Bodily, she can be found pretty much every night at the Roxie, the Castro, or the Alamo. Look for the person getting high by herself and- bam!- ya found her. Approach with caution or snacks.

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