The Tomales Peace Cafe is sponsoring a screening at the Tomales Town Hall on Friday, October 27th at 7:00pm. I will be there for a Q&A after the film.
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The documentary showed well to a rural audience in West Marin, hosted by the Tomales Peace Cafe. We had a lively question and answer period. Most of all we were startled at the honesty Michael brought to the medium of his message. We are not accustomed to frank answers about choices made in the editing room, and decisions about whom to interview. Michael’s answers were never less than truthful and often amusing. Red state or blue state, no matter, we urge you to show this movie, even to a small audience, and invite Michael Shea to the screening. His presence underlines the authenticity of the man and the movie.
October 29th, 2006 at 7:28 pm
The documentary showed well to a rural audience in West Marin, hosted by the Tomales Peace Cafe. We had a lively question and answer period. Most of all we were startled at the honesty Michael brought to the medium of his message. We are not accustomed to frank answers about choices made in the editing room, and decisions about whom to interview. Michael’s answers were never less than truthful and often amusing. Red state or blue state, no matter, we urge you to show this movie, even to a small audience, and invite Michael Shea to the screening. His presence underlines the authenticity of the man and the movie.
April 28th, 2007 at 7:25 am
Here’s an article I think you guys will enjoy