"Little scenes that aren't really the same thing but bleed into each other. A woman here complaining about being unable to wash the dust out of her clothes and then a father talking about going to get welfare and then a scene in a welfare office of a screaming argument, and then a man and woman getting married, to find out they both were widowers with nine children who'd accidentally swindled each other and then another monologue about a woman whose husband died in a coal mine."

He was in Ten Lost Years once.