I cannot thank Dyan Cannon enough for this film. I have owned it since it has been available on VHS. Friends, Family and Loved ones have also enjoyed and have been inspired by this remarkable, remarkable, remarkable film.
It's not often a film speaks so poignantly and personally to me.
THANK YOU, DYAN
I'm sure you are proud of this monumental achievement!
Blessings to you!
Bill
I started watching sort of by accident on Hulu and I didn't really know what the story was as it wasn't described very well in the little blurb they have. I found myself resistant to it and I was going to turn it off, and then I decided to skip ahead. I landed on a certain scene, realized I wanted to find out what led up to it, went back and then just resigned myself to the fact that I was invested.
I think I was initially not getting past this being a straight woman trying to be a certain way and make an idealized yet jerky man love her. I recognized the "type", and movies don't have to reflect my personal experiences to interest me; but I was in the mood for something I could relate to, and that basic idea wasn't it. Eventually, though, I found myself relating on a deeper level.
Maybe you have to have "been there" emotionally, to really appreciate this one, and I always am thankful there are artists willing to make a movie they must know in advance is not going to appeal to the majority of folks but may mean a great deal to a smaller portion of society.