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DVD Review: Be Here to Love Me: A Film About Townes Van Zandt
"It is clear to see that thought and love were put, not only into the
telling of the story but also, into the structure and technique used by
the filmmaker - in this case that's Margaret Brown."
Be Here to Love Me: A Film About Townes Van Zandt | DVD Review
"It is clear to see that thought and love were put, not only into the
telling of the story but also, into the structure and technique used by
the filmmaker - in this case that's Margaret Brown."
Interview: Margaret Brown (Be Here to Love Me)
It was really interesting to see it play at Buenos Aires as opposed to Rotterdam where people take Townes super seriously. There were people in the audience arguing with me that I got my facts wrong. No one really laughed at any of the screenings there. This movie is supposed to be funny too. It’s not all history book facts. Every screening people responded differently and people were looser at other places. I enjoyed noting the differences.
Int: Asia Argento
The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things is an unflinching account of
the true story of J.T. LeRoy: a young boy who survived a childhood...
Int: Eugene Jarecki
“Why do we fight?” is a rhetorical question with an endless amount of answers. But that doesn’t mean that there can’t be opinions formed by facts that may acceptably serve as answers. When we hear the word “War” we can only shake our head and wish there wasn’t such a thing. Eugene Jarecki’s new documentary tries to narrow down the reasons for the modern War.
