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TCFF’s Encore Series:

Things I Don’t Understand

Complimentary Screening!
Wednesday, May 8th – 7:00-9pm
Theatres at Mall of America

Q&A with director David Spaltro following the film.
For more info, check out the TCFF page.

Starring Minnesotan Molly Ryman as Violet Kubelick, she’s a brilliant young grad student studying near-death experiences, who is now withdrawn and closed-off after a mysterious, failed suicide attempt. She and her two artist-roommates are forced by financial matters to finally step out of the protective bubble they’ve created for themselves in their Brooklyn loft while Violet herself forms a cathartic relationship with a young, terminally ill girl in a hospice she is interviewing for her thesis and the damaged bartender who lives downstairs. A story of changing, relationships, love, life and what comes after we die.

I was fortunate enough to see this film at last year’s TCFF and got to interview Mr. Spaltro. It’s a thought provoking film that David has explored with care. Here’s my full review of the film.

Check out the trailer below. If you live in the area, I encourage you to take this opportunity to see this wonderful indie film and witness Ryman’s excellent performance.

http://vimeo.com/27955235

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    • Hi Guy, welcome to FC! No unfortunately I couldn’t see Lambent Fuse as it was on the exact same time as Machine Gun Preacher. I’m connected to Matt Cici on Twitter and I talked to him at one of the panels. I’m hoping to get an interview with him also and will be featuring his film on my blog when it’s available at local theaters for the general public.

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