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"My Life With Morrissey" film screening in NYC (June 20, June 27)

posted by davidt on Wednesday June 11 2003, @04:00AM
Cinema Classics writes:

'Cinema Classics' is pleased to announce the New York premiere of "My Life With Morrissey" directed by Andrew Overtoom, a dark comedy that chronicles the adventures of an off-kilter office girl whose life unravels when she meets her idol British rock-icon Morrissey and sets off on a journey of obsessive self-delusion.

The first two screenings will take place on June 20th and 27th at 9pm - advance tickets will be available at the box office. Check cinemaclassics.com for additional screenings. Visit mylifewithmorrissey.com for more information about "My Life With Morrissey".

admission - $7

Cinema Classics
332 East 11th St.
New York City
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  • Will we get a chance to see this in London?
    carnal artist -- Wednesday June 11 2003, @06:34AM (#65028)
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    • Re:London? by tawny27 (Score:1) Wednesday June 11 2003, @07:29PM
      • Re:London? by carnal artist (Score:1) Thursday June 12 2003, @06:49AM
        • Re:London? by tawny27 (Score:1) Wednesday June 18 2003, @05:06PM
  • Is there going to be a DVD release? I am so eager to see this movie.
    Anonymous -- Wednesday June 11 2003, @08:26AM (#65051)
  • What about Manchester?
    JiltedJim -- Wednesday June 11 2003, @08:26AM (#65052)
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  • There is a screening house that plays art/avant garde films in Chicago called Facets...(773) 281-4114....http://www.facetsvideo.com/asticat

    If the producers are reading this, maybe they can contact them for a run here.
    Anonymous -- Wednesday June 11 2003, @09:01AM (#65062)
    • Re:Chicago? by tawny27 (Score:1) Wednesday June 11 2003, @07:38PM
    • Re:Chicago? by tawny27 (Score:1) Wednesday June 18 2003, @05:15PM
  • There is a fantastic cinema in Manchester called the cornerhouse, you can go to their website here:

    http://www.cornerhouse.org/

    I'm not exagurating when I say they probably would show 'My Life with Morrissey' there if you contact them.
    It is probably the best cinema in northern Britain, and as well as showing the most interesting new films they show all kinds of offbeat films from around the world.
    They recently showed an incredibly obscure, hour long documentary about an American morrissey fan who went on a pilgrimage to manchester, in a double bill with another short film about the Smiths.

    My Life with Morrissey would sell out- And you often get all kinds of interesting people from the Manchester music scene attending cos it's such a cool place(A mate of mine saw Apocalypse Now there a few years ago, and Shaun Ryder and Bez were sat next to him!)

    I'm sure Mike Joyce and Andy Rourke would be up for it...
    JiltedJim -- Thursday June 12 2003, @03:52AM (#65197)
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  • I'd also love to see it here at our fantastic movie festival (I know, I know, it's not the first time that I mention that, but I guess it's always worth trying in the name of culture).

    The name of the festival is Fantasporto and it takes place in the city of Oporto, Portugal, and its 24th edition will take place in February/ March of 2004. It has a quite good reputation in terms of fantastic movies and it's been playing a good role inside the European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation
    (more info about the federation at http://www.melies.org/frame_press.html).

    In case you're interested, please check the website
    http://www.fantasporto.com
    and drop a line to the organization to know more about the details of the festival.

    Cheers :)
    Havfine -- Thursday June 12 2003, @04:44AM (#65202)
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    "Have you forgotten how to love yourself?" Red House Painters

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