How Not to Need Resurrection

The children in Diego Vazquez Lozano and Statten Roeg's adaptation of Michalle Gould's "How Not to Need Resurrection" are the first resurrectionists: They hold their breath, and cross their ... Read allThe children in Diego Vazquez Lozano and Statten Roeg's adaptation of Michalle Gould's "How Not to Need Resurrection" are the first resurrectionists: They hold their breath, and cross their arms, and shut their eyes; then rise from their nest of pillows and play instead at being ... Read allThe children in Diego Vazquez Lozano and Statten Roeg's adaptation of Michalle Gould's "How Not to Need Resurrection" are the first resurrectionists: They hold their breath, and cross their arms, and shut their eyes; then rise from their nest of pillows and play instead at being lost or married, as if they could climb without a ladder into the heavens, then drop back ... Read all