I've heard nothing but great things about Kumiko The Treasure Hunter! I'm a big big fan of Nathan Zellner, one half of the Zellner brothers who wrote, directed, and produced it. I definitely need to watch it soon.

A Girl Walks Out at Night is a recent Iranian film that looks awesome.

I saw Spring, it's pretty good. A well crafted horror love story.

Been trying to get to Kumiko up here in Portland for two weeks! Curious to hear what you think of it.

You sly dog!

Speaking of Aphasia reminds me... My uncle is one of the most important modern writers in Latin America, his name is Sergio Pitol (2005 winner of the Miguel de Cervantes Prize, the third Mexican in history to win that award). He currently suffers from Aphasia, which is probably the worst thing a writer could ever get.

One of his books, "The Art of Flight" has finally been translated into English (they previously only existed in Spanish, Italian, French, etc, but for some reason not in English).

I would love to send you a copy, a small gift in return for all the many many many hours of entertainment your books have given me. Is there a way to do this?

GRRM: Your script Fevre Dream just got a review on Scriptshadow.

Good luck with finding a director!

I for one would love to see you take a foray into feature films!

We awarded Kumiko our Golden Rock Narrative Award at the Little Rock Film Festival last year. It is a wonderful film and I hope lots of people get a chance to see it. Some of the most splendid cinematography and music with a powerhouse singular lead performance.

Kumiko The Treasure Hunter looks really interesting. The fact that it also stars Rinko Kikuchi is a great bonus. She's an amazing actress.

I'll have to see if I can find a theater here in the northeast where I can see it. I'd prefer to see it at the Cocteau but sadly a commute of a few thousand miles isn't exactly feasible. But it is 2015 after all. The year of flying cars! So who knows? ;)