The pervasive feeling around SXSW, as I feel it? A frenetic gathering of people who like each other very much. Like Range Life Entertainment chief and
Box Elder-director Todd Sklar, and
You Won't Miss Me-director Ry Russo-Young outside the premiere of Andrew Bujalksi's
Beeswax. They are on a panel, "Indie Realities," later this week.
Or It Was Great, But I Was Ready To Come Home-director Kris Swanberg and Man About Town/Great World of Sound-director Craig Zobel, at her husband Joe Swanberg's madhouse of an Alexander the Last premiere.
By "madhouse" I mean thronged by press and several lines around the block. On stage the Q & A, stars Amy Seimetz and Jess Weixler cried like babies (it has to do with accessing the most nasal part of your throat, I can do it now too), as well as some kind of strange performance game, and promoted last night's simultaneous
release of their film on VOD. The film was very well-received. I have many crazy pictures of the dance party after-party, but no permission to publish any of them.
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# posted by Alicia Van Couvering @ 3/15/2009 11:33:00 AM
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