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| In writer-director Craig Lucas's enthrallingly tangled The Dying Gaul, Sarsgaard plays Robert, a struggling screenwriter circa 1995 who enters into a high-wire affair with a bisexual Hollywood executive (Campbell Scott, star of the Lucas-penned Longtime Companion 15 years ago). There are statements in Bourdieu's text that make me certain he would indignantly resist this claim; regardless, The Rules of Art is consistently interesting, sometimes enthrallingly so. |
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