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It was a lot of fun to work with these new screens. The mundane holds such appeal for me ... I have not chosen the title yet. Thanks for looking. Commenting is free!
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3 comments:
I would call this screening with all the lines
After the Ice Storm.
Mother Nature can be pretty brutal.
I thought, Lines of communiction, I saw power, heat, things unsaid.I lked this piece.
janette
I just recently watched a movie (can't recall the title) but DeNiro plays a widow who travels across the country to see his adult children who are not doing as well as he imagined and who all seem to want to avoid him...he provided for them growing up by making the wire for telephone poles.
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