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  • Charlie Kaufman

    …and codirected the stop-motion animated Anomalisa (2015). Based on his earlier play, the film centers on a customer-service guru (David Thewlis) and the unique young woman (Jennifer Jason Leigh) he finds among the intentionally artificial, strangely similar figures populating a conference at a hotel. The film was remarked for its…

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    …and codirected the stop-motion animated Anomalisa (2015). Based on his earlier play, the film centers on a customer-service guru (David Thewlis) and the unique young woman (Jennifer Jason Leigh) he finds among the intentionally artificial, strangely similar figures populating a conference at a hotel. The film was remarked for its…

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