I don't know, people are weird.
A tale of young romance that winds across the quiet, dusty roads of the 80s American Midwest, Bones and All is (also) a story about people compelled to eat other people. An adaptation of Camille DeAngelis’ young adult novel of the same name, Guadagnino’s decidedly more violent foray into a summer love story sees us hit the road with Maren, a stunningly earnest and naturalistic Taylor Russell (the breakout star of Waves).
During a sleepover scene that opens the film, Maren becomes shockingly aware of her previously dormant childhood cannibalistic urges: violently latching her teeth onto a friend’s index finger, and not letting go. After she stumbles back home, wide-eyed and dazed, her father (Moonlight’s André Holland) decides he can’t keep covering his daughter’s bloody trail. He leaves his daughter to fend for herself.

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Have you heard of "Bones and All"?
A girl sneaks out of her home to join a slumber party. She is new in town and needs to make new friends. What she does next is not the way to go about it though: she tries to bite one of the girls’ fingers off. See, Maren Yearly (a breakout role for Taylor Russell) is a cannibal, and she has to satisfy her urge to eat human flesh from time to time.

I need to learn how to properly debone fish.

I should. I would look up a recipe for Trout Almondine, but top of my head, I would clean it out and debone, yes. Then salt, butter and almonds. Into the oven. More butter and/or lemon juice.
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