3 hours before i boarded my flight, i managed to squeeze in a quick g-3 with my fraps. we've known each other on and off, a decade. seen each other together a total of five times, if that. possibly less. anywhere there were more topics on the agenda than on the g-20 i had just come from. wearing a comforting hoodie. the slight blurriiness of the image reflects the conversation as it progressed.
"with all the wild and nubile young flesh frolicking around on display, this is going to be a favorite for the pervy-types"
i am referring of course (heads up from sicily) to Cracks (2009) the directorial debut of the daughter of ridley scott, jordan. the plot has been described as a sort of all-female lord of the flies. but it sounds more like picnic at hanging rock to me. am liberally lifting the prize nuggets from the single movie review out there (film is debuting in toronto in that great nation of the north)
In an Irish boarding school for orphaned girls, life runs and swims to the rhythms of Cosmopolitan and sexy teacher and diving coach, Ms. G. (Eva Green as glamorous and sexy as she was in Bernardo Bertolucci's The Dreamers or the James Bond reboot). ... When an exotic new girl, Fiamma of Spanish aristocratic descent (Gasp! She is Roman Catholic!) joins the ranks (intriguingly, banished? Exiled? Simply boarded for a while?) it throws the lives of the girls into disarray
photos of the 50s soiree will be posted "shortly" (ie when j has time to upload them from seattle slash california). Tot A, brace yourself and remember our friendship stretches a decade...
--I have been with you every day of my life. Tell me you know that. -- Yes, I know it. --You must also know that I shall be with you every day that is granted to me from now on. Every evening I shall sit down to dine with you. Not with my body, which is of no importance, but with my soul. Because this evening I have learned, my dear, that in this beautiful world of ours, all things are possible.