Charlie Kaufman’s films are bizarre and brilliant. But his latest, Anomalisa, may just be the most bizarre and the most brilliant of the bunch. The writer and director has made his first stop motion film, but it’s not some fun, kid-friendly story, it’s about a man dealing with the boring nature of his life. It’s R-rated stop motion. Here’s your first look.
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