Patricia Rozema Tuesday 10th January 2012 15th Annual Toronto Film Critics Association Awards at The Carlu Toronto, Canada
Patricia Rozema Tuesday 10th January 2012 15th Annual Toronto Film Critics Association Awards at The Carlu Toronto, Canada
Patricia Rozema and Dublin Lord mayor Eimear Costello - Patricia Rozema, Dublin Lord mayor Eimear Costello Dublin, Ireland - Reception at the Court Yard restaurant prior to the European Premiere of the movie 'Grey Gardens' Thursday 30th July 2009
When they are approached by the Maysles (Arye Gross, Justin Louis) about making a movie of their life, Big Edith Beale (Lange) and her daughter Little Edie (Barrymore) are a tad suspicious. After all, they have let few people in their decaying Hamptons home, and the last time anyone showed up, it was the county health inspector threatening to condemn the mansion. Intrigued by the idea of being in a movie however, the duo agree, and soon we are whisked back to the days when Big Edith suffered through her straight-laced husband Phelan (Ken Howard) as Little Edie wooed Truman Cabinet member Julius Krug (Daniel Baldwin). As she ages, the sullen matriarch wants more freedom. Instead, she becomes a virtual recluse in her home, calling on her jet-setting offspring to come home and care for her. Thanks to relative Jackie Onassis (Jeanne Tripplehorn), they have enough money to live on. But their life is still one of misguided dreams and internalized strife.
Continue reading: Grey Gardens (2009) Review
Patricia Rozema and director Michael Sucsy - Patricia Rozema and director Michael Sucsy New York City, USA - HBO Films premiere of 'Grey Gardens' at The Ziegfeld Theater Tuesday 14th April 2009
I think I know what Austen's secret is: Her books are recent, but not modern. Her central characters have good manners and triumph over bad marriages or economic straits, instead of succumbing to their own vices or whining too much about their problems.
Continue reading: Mansfield Park Review
Patricia Rozema's odd melodrama tells Camille's story. A Calvinist professor at a Christian college, she is on the fast track to a position as co-Chaplain of the university along with her conservative boyfriend Martin (Henry Czerny). Suddenly, circus performance artist Petra (Rachael Crawford) comes into her life, and everything changes. Petra is almost obsessively infatuated with Camille, and the once-traditionalist Camille very quickly finds herself developing an inexplicable attraction for Petra.
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