A Last-Minute Quickie (blog entry, that is...) /
So...back in January 2008 when I actually used to do this thing called "blogging", I diligently followed each shooting day of a little movie called The Last New Year. And now it's having its Toronto premiere! The first screening is tonight at 7pm at the Royal (608 College St., near Clinton) and the cast and crew will be on hand afterwards for a talkback Q&A thingy. (I hope no one asks me anything. I have a terrible memory. For example, I forgot -- yet again -- that I had a blog.) Some of us will also be around for the screenings tomorrow night and Tuesday night at 7pm. I'll definitely be there tonight and tomorrow night.
I haven't had a coffee yet today (or even a piece of soy bacon), so I think it's very likely that I'm making this sound more complicated than it really is.
Here's a facebook link to help you get tickets:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/event.php?eid=86860432960
If you check the Loft in Translation archives from January 2008, you might get even more of a kick out of seeing the film, as there are some behind the scenes stories.
I have never seen this movie (never ever!), so I'm super nervous as always, but the director Garfield Lindsay Miller is incredibly talented and the cast and crew rocked (to bring back a term from the nineties) so I can't wait to finally see it...
Hope to see some of your friendly faces there. Leave your angry faces at home. And your drunk faces. Well, save those for after the movie.
k.
So...back in January 2008 when I actually used to do this thing called "blogging", I diligently followed each shooting day of a little movie called The Last New Year. And now it's having its Toronto premiere! The first screening is tonight at 7pm at the Royal (608 College St., near Clinton) and the cast and crew will be on hand afterwards for a talkback Q&A thingy. (I hope no one asks me anything. I have a terrible memory. For example, I forgot -- yet again -- that I had a blog.) Some of us will also be around for the screenings tomorrow night and Tuesday night at 7pm. I'll definitely be there tonight and tomorrow night.
I haven't had a coffee yet today (or even a piece of soy bacon), so I think it's very likely that I'm making this sound more complicated than it really is.
Here's a facebook link to help you get tickets:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/event.php?eid=86860432960
If you check the Loft in Translation archives from January 2008, you might get even more of a kick out of seeing the film, as there are some behind the scenes stories.
I have never seen this movie (never ever!), so I'm super nervous as always, but the director Garfield Lindsay Miller is incredibly talented and the cast and crew rocked (to bring back a term from the nineties) so I can't wait to finally see it...
Hope to see some of your friendly faces there. Leave your angry faces at home. And your drunk faces. Well, save those for after the movie.
k.
posted by katehewlett at 3:44 PM
9 Comments:
Have I to drink cause I can't see the movie in Germany?
I feel so unprivileged... ;o)
Greetz,
Stefan
I hope everything went great Kate. Sadly, I need a new passport before I can come see anything in Canada. :( One of several things I need to take care of this week.
It's a bit far for me to travel for the movie, so does that mean I can wear my drunk face now? I don't have much of a mean face and I'm too tired for my happy face. :p
I'm going to have to wear my sadface, because I can't come. :c
Wow, I wish I could go, but we're 2,447 miles away ^.^
When do us foreigners get to see it?
Hope it goes well :)
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Sorry I missed it. I think I speak for all of your regular visitors when I say we miss your blogging. Hope all is well.
Saw "The Swearing Jar" today (Aug 9th) and wow! Kate, it is lovely and finny and powerful and so full of real emotion! Such a wonderful piece! I hope it gets a full production in NY soon! Also--*loved* your singing! When the first song started I was confused for a moment, but after a bar or two realized that it really was your voice!
Thank you so much for writing this play! I'm so glad I got to see it!
The fact that I missed this due to being across the country just reinforces my belief that I need to move to Toronto... >.<
I'm way late, but hope the premiere went well!
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