Hey, does this sound at all familiar?
“[This character] was life and hope, as she is the only one carrying a child. This is a society without procreation, so that’s why they make such a fuss about finding a girl being pregnant. I got that whole idea by reading about elks in Lapland: suddenly these herds would stop reproducing, and no one could figure out why.”
A description of the premise of a certain dystopian thriller now in US theaters? Nope. It’s Robert Altman describing his 1979 picture “Quintet,” quoted in “Altman on Altman,” edited by David Thompson (2005).
