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Not exactly writing related, and a decade old, but I recently stumbled across this TED talk by Taika Waititi, and it spoke to me. Amidst the seemingly rambling delivery (which is clearly beautifully considered and deliberate), he delivers some great thoughts on creativity, personal expression, the meaning of life, and the role of failure in creativity. Like his films, this left me feeling lots of emotions and wondering what the hell I just watched.
 
Yes. It's a great film. I just finally watched Boy last weekend. Both that and Jojo Rabbit had me laughing and crying and trying to tease out why. He manages to go straight to fundamental truths, but through a door you never knew existed, let alone figured out how to open.
 
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