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Hear me out. Jack Chambers is a psychotic, obsessed, soft yandere.
He is obsessed with Alice in an unhealthy way. He can't live and function without her in his life. Jack literally crumbles and breaks when understands that his "perfect little life" is getting destroyed.
He loves Alice and wants her to live happily ever after with him. But he also can't accept her independency and that she actually will survive without him. He wants and needs full control over her and her life.
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Yes🥺 my favourite part of the movie
i forgot to answer this but yes, it was so sweet and vulnerable of him. 💞
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florence pugh was so hot in don’t worry darling
oh my god, its all about control. she was a resident. she was going to be a surgeon and he took that from her because he wanted to be in control. it was always about control. men needing to be in control because quite frankly, they’re not much next to their amazing wives who deserve better.
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Hybrid (1967), dir. Jack Chambers
Jack Chambers, Sunday Morning No. 2, 1968
12 November 2025
Film: THE HART OF LONDON (dir. Jack and Olga Chambers, 1970, Canada)
Forum: Comfort Station Format: 16mm
Observations: One must suffer for art. The audience of about 20 waited in the unheated venue for some 30 minutes after the scheduled curtain time. No one could find a take-up reel for the projector and the organizer had to call on friends to find one. Once under way, though, it was a magical experience with a rapt audience. There was a second feature, Joyce Weiland's REASON OVER PASSION (1969), but I skipped out because I'd seen it before and did not wish to make a late night even later.
