Bukowski

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The tumultuous relationship between Charles Bukowski and the film industry is explored, highlighting his intense disdain for movies and filmmakers. Known for his candid expression in poetry and prose, Bukowski's critiques of cinema reveal his complex feelings toward storytelling and artistic interpretation. This examination delves into how his literary works reflect his aversion to the cinematic world, showcasing the clash between his raw, unfiltered voice and the polished nature of film.