SLACKING!
Okay, I realize we are behind in blogging.
Give me some credit - we are exhausted! 31 films so far, and we'll hopefully see six tomorrow.
Last night brought us to Fido, a midnight screening of a zombie comedy. Shiri didn't care for it but I laughed regularly. Carrie-Ann Moss was dead on as the perfect charicature of a a '50's wife/mother.
This morning, we could NOT wake up! So we slept in until 10 AM (slackers) and then went to see Girl 27, a doc about a young actress who was raped at an MGM party in the 1930's, and the total cover-up that followed. WE LOVED THIS - really powerful and disturbing. I hope it comes out. Great footage.
Next, we saw what may have been the best film of the festival - For the Bible Tells Me So, a documentary examining religion and homosexuality. There was not a dry eye in the house. It profiled about five different families whose lives have been affected by the clash between Christianity and their gay loved ones. Wow, Wow, Wow. Tears. The director was SO well spoken and many of the subjects were there. Amazing.
After that, we saw a crappy movie directed by Gwyneth Paltrow's brother called The Good Night. What was the point? I don't rightly know.
We know we suck for not labeling our celebrity photos. We'll get around to it soon.
Give me some credit - we are exhausted! 31 films so far, and we'll hopefully see six tomorrow.
Last night brought us to Fido, a midnight screening of a zombie comedy. Shiri didn't care for it but I laughed regularly. Carrie-Ann Moss was dead on as the perfect charicature of a a '50's wife/mother.
This morning, we could NOT wake up! So we slept in until 10 AM (slackers) and then went to see Girl 27, a doc about a young actress who was raped at an MGM party in the 1930's, and the total cover-up that followed. WE LOVED THIS - really powerful and disturbing. I hope it comes out. Great footage.
Next, we saw what may have been the best film of the festival - For the Bible Tells Me So, a documentary examining religion and homosexuality. There was not a dry eye in the house. It profiled about five different families whose lives have been affected by the clash between Christianity and their gay loved ones. Wow, Wow, Wow. Tears. The director was SO well spoken and many of the subjects were there. Amazing.
After that, we saw a crappy movie directed by Gwyneth Paltrow's brother called The Good Night. What was the point? I don't rightly know.
We know we suck for not labeling our celebrity photos. We'll get around to it soon.
posted by Dor @ 8:59 PM
1 Comments:
At 12:08 PM,
Anonymous said…
i cannot WAIT to see "for the bible tells me so!"
and 10am? that's REALLLL early for shiri !!
<3 miss you,
glo
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