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Written by New York Times   
Tuesday, 12 August 2008
In caricature the independent film director is an underfed auteur, churning out work rife with cynicism and disaffection. Which makes Mark Pellington (left) a contradiction. “He looks like a linebacker,” the actor Luke Wilson said. “But he’s got the heart and soul of a painter.”  That heart was broken in 2004 when Mr. Pellington’s wife, Jennifer Barrett-Pellington, died abruptly of complications from a ruptured colon, leaving behind her husband and their 2 ½-year-old daughter; it was, Mr. Pellington said, “the unthinkable.”
 
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