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posted by davidt on Monday September 15 2003, @09:00AM
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Andrew Overtoom writes:

The Sunday night Silverlake Film Festival screening of "My Life With Morrissey" sold out days ahead of time, but an extra screening has been added due to popular demand. "My Life With Morrissey" will now also be screening at the Silverlake Film Festival on Tuesday, September 16 at the historic Vista theatre in Los Angeles. Also screening will be the companion Morrissey fan documentary "Real Life With Morrissey". Tickets are available through the Silverlake Film Festival web site:
http://www.silverlakefilmfestival.com/

For those not residing in California there will be a screening of "My Life With Morrissey" at the Sidewalk Moving Pictures Festival in Birmingham AL on Saturday, September 14th. Information is available through their website:
http://www.sidewalkfest.com/

Those residing in sunny Canada can see "My Life With Morrissey" on Thursday October 2 at the Calgary International Film Festival. Tickets are available through their website at: http://www.calgaryfilm.com/PHP6.5/html/
 
"My Life With Morrissey" will also be screening at the San Diego film festival on Friday, September 19. Tickets and information are available through the San Diego Film Festival web site at:
http://www.sdff.org/

A new movie trailer and other information on "My Life With Morrissey" and the companion morrissey fan documentary "Real Life With Morrissey" is available at our website:
http://www.mylifewithmorrissey.com/

Thanks for coming out and hope to see you at the fests
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  • Alabama?

    lol, lmao, pmsl, sete, rofl!!
    Anonymous -- Monday September 15 2003, @10:42AM (#74006)
  • ANYTHING Morrissey or Smiths related appearing in the media is good news for everybody that visits this website.

    However (and I hate to say it) the movie, based upon my viewing of the trailer, looks absolutely dire.
    kimbo -- Monday September 15 2003, @02:57PM (#74060)
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  • The magical quiff never visits Calgary in any capacity. This is something.
    Anonymous -- Monday September 15 2003, @05:53PM (#74089)
  • When will we be able to see it in England? How come everything moz related occurs in America now, what about England for the English.

    where is our Moz, we've lost our Moz
    astol -- Tuesday September 16 2003, @07:11AM (#74144)
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    there's more to life than books you know but not much more
  • I agree with the above poster - why no UK release of any kind?

    And while the bonus documentary looks amusing in a 'freak show' kind of way, I hope the film-makers interviewed some sensible (ie British) fans for a level-headed viewpoint on why the great man means so much to his fans.

    Americans tend to completely miss the point of Morrissey's subtle genius; screaming his name when he passes them in the street, getting his name tattoed on their bodies and hanging around outside his house like stalkers. US Moz fans are no more interesting than Madonna or Backstreet Boys fans.

    Why do Americans treat famous people as if they are deities? it's no wonder Moz always seems so bemused these days.
    JiltedJim -- Wednesday September 17 2003, @06:57AM (#74287)
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