Not-so-lonely movie
Nov. 10th, 2006 02:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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sdavido and I went to see Lonely Man of Faith at the MFA, with my mom and a friend of hers. (We were given complimentary tickets for helping out with a related project, and had been thinking of going anyway, so it worked out nicely.) Turnout was impressive; the showing was sold out, with a line of people on standby. I thought the movie itself was very well done. Considering that it was mostly a mix of stills and interviews, it didn't feel like it was dragging. And I did learn some things that I hadn't known about the Rav. For those who are interested, there was an article about it in today's Globe, too.
sdavido and I went to see Lonely Man of Faith at the MFA, with my mom and a friend of hers. (We were given complimentary tickets for helping out with a related project, and had been thinking of going anyway, so it worked out nicely.) Turnout was impressive; the showing was sold out, with a line of people on standby. I thought the movie itself was very well done. Considering that it was mostly a mix of stills and interviews, it didn't feel like it was dragging. And I did learn some things that I hadn't known about the Rav. For those who are interested, there was an article about it in today's Globe, too.
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