![The End of the Tour (dir. James Ponsoldt).
“Ponsoldt, [Jason] Segal, and [Jesse] Eisenberg thoughtfully recreate this real-life tale of authors and the writer’s struggle while keeping true to our subjects and who they were to each other. It’s a...](https://64.media.tumblr.com/13a280a75a1562bc2d1f8a8fe419458f/tumblr_nv4i46OiGN1tc1qtco1_1280.jpg)
The End of the Tour (dir. James Ponsoldt).
Ponsoldt, [Jason] Segal, and [Jesse] Eisenberg thoughtfully recreate this real-life tale of authors and the writer’s struggle while keeping true to our subjects and who they were to each other. It’s a special film somewhat hampered by the need to know who David Foster Wallace really was, his work, influence, and mark on contemporary fiction/writing. Nevertheless, The End of the Tour really captures a time and place so succinctly through the lens of two very different but parallel creatives.
(via jenifafan)
