Stuart’s Sundance piece
Filmmakermagazine has put up a Sundance video podcast by the great Jamie Stuart, a guy who delivers so much more than just your typical smart-ass, here’s-what-happened diary-type deal that it’s not funny. Make no mistake — Jamie Stuart is the Stanley Kubrick/Alfonso Cuaron/Richard Lester/Sergei Eisenstein of impressionistic short-video film festival pieces.
I’m the William Shakespeare of people who live in my apartment.
Thanks, Devin, for beating me to the punch. I’m the Alain Resnais of Von’s shoppers in my neighborhood.
Did J. Wells lose something in the altitude of Stundunce?
First he declares LMS has won best pic and now he’s touting this timewaster?
What’s next, a report on how Michael Bay is America’s most underappreciated auteur? Why we should all appreciate Regis Philbin’s contributions to our industry? A breathless gift suggestion for Clooney’s next date with Pam? I’m not suggesting, just awaiting the next addled admonition.
Who’s Carlos Cuaron? Alfonso’s vastly untalented younger brother?