The Lobster: A Once-in-a-Generation Film
Find a mate or be turned into an animal. The absurdity, darkness — and comedy — of “The Lobster” speaks perfectly to the times.
Author: Alexis Rhiannon
Alexis Rhiannon is a freelance writer and comedian who grew up in Portland, Oregon, and is now located in New York City. Her interests include long-form improv, bar trivia, pop culture conspiracies, and someday cleaning her apartment. On Instagram, she follows multiple restaurants she's never been to and dogs she's never met, and feels pretty good about her choices. Twitter: @mindtheclam
