Pop the Champagne! I can’t believe it but after many years of intense research that felt a lot like wrestling a minotaur, my research on the Gellert Sisters is finally published!! I must confess I cried when I opened up the box and saw my work in print!
I live in “lusquiver.” No it’s not a town in New England you have never heard of, nor is it a kingdom springing from a fairy tale. It’s a word I stumbled upon in my current favorite book, The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows. “Lusquiver” is defined as “caught in the monotonous drudgery of life, as…
This author, for one, finds this all a most intoxicating mixture. A society seems to always be attempting to scrub clean its past, for better or for worse, while its deep-seated nature continues to bleed through the fine linens of modernity. It is a masquerade of the highest order, and if I am being quite honest, I emerged from Romania changed, transformed in some way that is difficult to be put into words.
The Nita & Zita Project is NOW AVAILABLE to watch on AppleTV, Prime, and all Cable, Satellite, and Digital Platforms!
The Nita & Zita Project is heading to APPLE TV on September 16!!
Our Upcoming Screening is SOLD OUT!!
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! I was thrilled to wake up on Monday morning to find an article about The Nita & Zita Project on the front page of the Brookline HUB! If you are in the New England area, come to the historic Coolidge Corner Theatre (Built as a church in 1906, reconfigured…
I’ve been trying to patiently wait but it’s been killing me, so today is FINALLY the day I get to announce that The Nita & Zita Project is heading to Hollywood!It’s no secret that I’m wild for Hollywood’s Golden Age so to screen our scrappy handmade tale of wonder at Graumans Chinese Theater–the most iconic…
It was quiet, with only the sound of the river. I have spent my life looking for miracles, so when Sharon and I were driving down the desert highway in New Mexico, with cell service long gone and our only entertainment the gallivanting tumbleweeds crossing the highway, we saw a sign for “Santuario de Chimayo–A…
If directing a film is a bejeweled velvet glove, then I am Gypsy Rose Lee’s arm– because directing fits me like a glove!
I LOVE directing! It’s sacred storytelling, listening, learning, collaboration, thinking on my feet, it’s having a vision in my head that I communicate to my expert crew, and we all work together to make it spring to life!