Thursday, December 08, 2005
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For Steve Forceman, the ideal of social order represents not simply a promise, but a broken promise. He isolates himself from both the civilized and the savage, because in his contemporary milieu, he cannot distinguish between them... He lives from one case to the next and constructs his value system in the process of his work. If society is corrupt, as Steve's investigations would seem to indicate, then he must look within himself for guidance and meaning... Sloth
- Steve Forceman, P.I.
- I'm from Flint, Michigan-- the "Roger & Me" town. I'm left of the Democrats, who I think are too compromised. I'm agnostic. I'm fascinated by all religions, but have trouble drumming up much faith or spiritual peace. I prefer movies that are trashy or artsy. (Don't like contemporary middle-brow/ of-the-road Hollywood blockbuster stuff. Have the balls to go one way or the other!) I've got an MFA in filmmaking from the Art Institute of Chicago, which ain't worth much. So I became a PI.