The author shares a deep, personal connection to John Carpenter's film "Starman," reflecting on how it encapsulates emotional catharsis and an aspirational America. Since first seeing it in 1984, the film has provided a wellspring of nostalgia, leading to annual revisits. The author also discusses a late-in-life autism diagnosis, linking their unique perception of the world and affinity for emotionally complex films. This exploration sheds light on the experiences of being a misfit and the impactful films that have resonated with their journey.
John Carpenter's "Starman" represents emotional catharsis and an idealistic America, marking a nostalgic film experience for the author since their childhood in 1984.
The author reflects on their life and the late autism diagnosis, connecting it to their attraction to films that portray complex emotional storytelling.
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