LATER THAT STEVENING plays tomorrow!

[nutmegalomaniac]

At noon

Comments

[r_lex]

SABOTAGE MY WEDDING??? YOU SON OF A BITCH!

[nutmegalomaniac]

Your absence is excused by your living on the other side of the country. If I ever choose to sabotage your wedding, it will be completely unrelated and probably accidental.

[robotropolis]

I'm there! And excited!

[nutmegalomaniac]

Awesome! I'll see you then.

If you want to bring a posse, tell them gifts are unnecessary.

[audrawilliams]

Me too! On both counts!

[nutmegalomaniac]

Thanks for showing up!

[littlegirltoast]

I AM IN TORONTO AUGH AUGH UGHA.

You better screen this more times.

[nutmegalomaniac]

It will play again soon. I'll get a good timeslot too.

[studio_verite]

I waiting until I can steal it off the internet.

[nutmegalomaniac]

One of these days, perhaps. But not with YouTube's current video quality.

[jsangspar]

Dude I am so sorry. But I think it would / hope it did go off like a firecracker even without me.

[nutmegalomaniac]

Well... that was probably the weirdest double-bill in history. The first movie, a comic-doc on the divide of Inuit and white cultures, got family audiences, extending to seniors and children. It was obvious those people didn't know (or want to know) what the hell they were looking at when Later that Stevening started. It is certainly not a family comedy. But I think the movie plays really well. Everyone I talked to liked it. It was cool seeing it on the big screen. Usual festival tech issues, though. The projectionist misunderstood my instruction that for all the audio to fall in place the opening music is meant to be earth-shatteringly loud, not a general mid-tone setting.