Found this over on 3 Quarks Daily... Very thought provoking.
Alfonso Cuarón, by the by, is the director of Y tu mamá también, the third Harry Potter movie, and Children of Men. He's relatively mainstream, is what I'm saying.
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You're a terrist.
Posted by: Gary | Tuesday, September 11, 2007 at 19:29
Terrism rules.
Posted by: messiestobjects | Tuesday, September 11, 2007 at 20:32
Hey,
Just an update: Rapid City is not too shabby (good beer at the Firehouse, I'm here right now). I haven't had a chance to go explore the surrounding areas, but tonight I'm going to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation for a special screening of the film we're here scouting. Never been there but always wanted to.
I have to make a trip to your part of the country soon. Any film festivals down there that you know of?
Posted by: Tim | Saturday, September 15, 2007 at 18:20
Um, this area isn't too filmfesty that I'm aware of... but hey, we're only an hour & 1/2 from New York City, so I'm sure you can find loads of stuff there.
Rapid City looked like it may have had potential, but like I said I didn't really have time. Glad you're doing it right!
Posted by: messiestobjects | Saturday, September 15, 2007 at 19:26