We, The Infected

The question presupposes that the urge to reconnect with his parents occurs after he's been turned. If that were the case, would it not be doubly cruel to them to know that not only did he abandon the parent-child relationship, but he's also chosen to become a blood-sucking monster? Parental love &...

Nice one. Went faster than I expected.

@PeteMork, can you say anything about the audience reception? Were they familiar with the story? Any Eli or Oskar fans? Most of the audience behind and beside us were familiar with the original film, based on what we overheard. The family in front of us with several teenagers had no idea what it wa...

REVIEW: (somewhat abridged) The play was well done overall. Good acting, good chemistry between Eli and Oskar, although Eli was played as being a bit more unsure of herself in their relationship than Lina portrayed her in the film. The scene changes were very clever, and the props were few and simpl...

Are you going to the post-show discussion? Looks like it occurs the same evening you are attending. from https://www.berkeleyrep.org/shows/let-the-right-one-in/ , right-hand margin note Postshow discussions Stick around after the show on Jun 13 for a postshow discussion, led by members of Berkeley ...

Program for LTROI in Berkeley:
https://www.berkeleyrep.org/shows/let-t ... A#creative

We'll let you know how it goes. Will take photos if allowed.

I'm talking about what I've read online. And going by the movie. I haven't gotten far in the book. But, it's still a fact that Eli is a castrated male. In the novel, this is a fact. In the movie, it is not. The novel and the movie are closely related, but still separate works of fiction. For many o...

For those who understand Norwegian :mrgreen: : Just found one of the animation clips about LdRKI (the book) shown in Norwegian television. The animation is made prior to the film release, and it is interesting for once to wiew Oskar and Eli like they are decribed in the book. Quite different from K...

one of my favorites too.

... What would Bill say? That she’s exactly what she claims to be, not young, not old, not a boy, not a girl, nothing, that she can’t have anything because she should be dead? Nothing doesn’t usually leave gangs of boys resting in swimming pools in pieces. Whatever she is or isn’t, that’s just what...