King? Art? If you can think of something better voice it here [ ]. . .
Anyway, it was exciting to get a copy of A Working Man's Apocrypha in the mail last night from my Dad (aka Papa John). The film stars Sarah Beynon (aka Mana & Sally) as a retired widow and is the story of her relationship with John who is the caretaker of her ranch. He writes a running journal or instructions for his replacement, after his death. It is based on the story by William Luvaas, an interesting narrative.
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3 comments:
Yeah, that was a cool film. I really enjoyed it.
- John
Me too.
I was trying to think of that quote that Arn wrote in your copy of Even Cowgirls Get the Blues.
Lor
Actually, I think it was Another Roadside Attraction, but it was 20 years ago.
Thanks, Grover does have one O. Have you seen Robert De Niro become Elmo? You might like it.
L
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