I will never not reshare this photo from two years ago today-ish… Epic.

Happy heavenly birthday to my grandmother… Love this photo and miss her every day. ❤️

An excellent combo.

Screening dates shown at https://www.rebelwithaclause.com/screenings

One of our six in-person SoCal shows later this month has just sold out, so if you are interested in seeing us in person there, please do buy tickets now rather than later. If you want to see "Rebel with a Clause" but do not care whether you see us or not, you have fifteen additional options. 😀

Drawing showing upcoming Rebel with a Clause shows listed at https://www.rebelwithaclause.com/screenings

It’s time for another round of Sell Some Prints, Pay The Rent!

If I sell just 10 prints a day for the next few days I’ll be a very happy, and much relieved, girl. Any more than that and maybe I’ll buy myself a sandwich.

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Wes Anderson's magnificently detailed, lush and biting comedy THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL screens Friday, August 15 at 7:30pm. Won't you join us? Secure tickets here: bit.ly/BFCThisWeek.

Coming this week to #BarrymoreFilmCenter!

Wed 8/13: Dr. Strangelove (@NTLive)
Thu 8/14: The Ivy League of Comedy
Fri 8/15: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Sat 8/16 & Sun 8/17: The Godfather I & II

🎟️: bit.ly/BFCThisWeek.

ICYMI

Pooches on the display at the Met 🐾❤️

Also! I'll continue working with independent filmmakers and distributors as a publicist, so if you're gearing up for a festival premiere, theatrical release, and/or awards campaign, don't hesitate to reach out. If you're press, check your inboxes! Vive le cinéma!

Barrymore Film Center The Barrymore Film Center is a 260-seat cinema, film museum and archive dedicated to the role Fort Lee, NJ played as birthplace of the American film industry.

🎬❤️ Exciting update: I'll be joining the Barrymore Film Center, starting next week! Watch this space for more updates on upcoming programming, events, & more, happening in the birthplace of American film - Fort Lee, NJ. Onto the next reel! barrymorefilmcenter.org

BOOP!

I had no clue. 😬

Fair. I liked the pink balloon energy, ha. (And so much same - Carrie needs to make the space her own.)

Totes - but also, I kinda love the energy Miranda is bringing.

Cover Girl (Charles Vidor, 1944) on 16mm

New ’do. ✂️

Diana, myself, Nikki and Farran sitting at a table where we just had dinner

Had a wonderful time having dinner with @dianaddrumm.bsky.social, @dorvid4.bsky.social, @selfstyledsiren.bsky.social

Happy birthday, darling!! 😎❤️🔥

Happy birthday to the incredible
@tomilaffly.bsky.social! Film journalist extraordinaire, glamorous cine-queen, elegant and illuminating, patron of the arts and patron saint of pit bulls/pit mixes/all pooches, generous hostess, even more generous friend. Love her more and more. Today is hers! 🌸❤️🎂

Upper West Side Theater Is Sold After Governor Allocates $3.5 Million A nonprofit bought the landmark Metro Theater after receiving financial support from Gov. Kathy Hochul, the State Senate and Steven Spielberg’s foundation.

A landmark Art Deco movie theater on Manhattan’s Upper West Side that has been vacant for 20 years will be revitalized after receiving financial support from Gov. Kathy Hochul, the State Senate and Steven Spielberg’s foundation.

One of the best films and scenes of the ‘90s… #HEAT #ValKilmer ♥️

He remembers a different kind of baseball, relaxed and chatty. 'Eephus' gets it on film Director Carson Lund used to play seriously as a kid but caught the film bug. He bridges his two passions with 'Eephus,' a movie that captures a waning pastime.

Director Carson Lund used to play baseball seriously as a kid but caught the film bug. He bridges his two passions with "Eephus," a movie that captures a waning pastime.

A ‘Slow Movie’ in the Best Possible Way The film "Eephus" celebrates the beautiful, blissful anticipation of baseball.

Baseball is as much about the game's blissful anticipation as it is about the final score. The new film “Eephus” captures that magic beautifully, writes David Sims:

Ambient Comedy: Carson Lund on "Eephus" | Interviews | Roger Ebert An interview with the director on bonding with the film’s ensemble cast, his approach to working with time, and the extraordinarily layered sounds of one last ballgame at Soldiers Field.

EEPHUS is one of my favorite films this year — a poignant, slow-fading comedy about two teams running out of time, that gets baseball as both communal ritual and microcosm of the national mood.

For Ebert, I interviewed director Carson Lund about the art of trash talk and the dying of the light:

EEPHUS Movie Review | Carson Lund | Bill Lee | Baseball Movie YouTube video by Breakfast All Day movie reviews

Christy @christylemire.bsky.social & Alonso @aduralde.bsky.social round the bases for indie charmer Eephus. #filmsky 📽

eephus: pretty darn fun little movie

Baseball players wearing "Adler's Paint" jerseys sit in the dugout in a still from the movie 'Eephus'. The logo for The Show Before the Show appears in the top-left corner.

The latest episode of the MiLB podcast is up!

Really excited for this as I chatted with EEPHUS director Carson Lund about his exceptional baseball movie. Also, @tylermaun.bsky.social and Ben held it down by talking about alternate Minor League looks.

Download: milb.com/fans/podcast