we go way back
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Website
thefilmcompany.org/wgwb.htmlInfluences
Y Tu Mama Tambien, Personal Velocity, Morvern Callar, Lost in Translation, Friday Night, My Name is IvanDirectors
Lynne Ramsay, Sofia Coppola, Claire Denis, Kira Muratova, Andrei Tarkovsky, Rebecca Miller, Yasujiro Ozu, Wes AndersonAwards
SLAMDANCE
Film Festival 2006
WINNER Best Narrative Feature
WINNER Best Cinematography
TORUN
Film Festival TOFFI 2006
WINNER Best Feature
WINNER Best Director
WINNER Best Cinematography
BEND
Film Festival 2007
WINNER Excellence in Directing
by a Female FilmmakerFestivals
SLAMDANCE Film Festival 2006
Maryland Film Festival 2006
Seattle Int. Film Festival 2006
Sidewalk Film Festival 2006
Sao Paulo Film Festival 2006
Torun Film Festival TOFFI 2006
Olympia Film Festival 2006
BendFilm Festival 2007
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On her 23rd birthday, Kate (Amber Hubert) opens a letter that she wrote as a precocious adolescent to her imaginary grown-up self. The letter asks, "Are you happy?" Obviously not. Kate moves in a dreamlike state, passive and indifferent as Jiffy muffins burn and various men take advantage of her. Throughout, we hear 13-year-old Kate's voice echo in adult Kate's thoughts. Eventually, the young Kate character (Maggie Brown) makes an appearance, leading to a moving confrontation.
CAST/CREW:
writer/director: Lynn Shelton
cinematographer: Benjamin Kasulke
editors: Lynn Shelton & Michelle Witten
sound designer: Vince Smith
production designer: Tania Kupczak
music supervisor: Sean Nelson
producers: Peggy Case & Gregg Lachow
featuring: Amber Hubert, Maggie Brown, Robert Hamilton Wright, Basil Harris, Aaron Blakely, Russell Hodgkinson, Sullivan Brown
BLURBS:
"Very funny...beautifully shot with a terrific soundtrack...WE GO WAY BACK has the feel of an early-70's American independent, willing to challenge the audience to follow it into a very personal, uncommercial direction."--Robert Horton, Everett Herald
"Beautifully funny and poignant."--Molly Lori, Seattle Weekly
"With quiet confidence, filmmaker Lynn Shelton establishes and overcomes her central conceit--in which Kate's teenage self visits her in the flesh--to tell a funny, touching story about self-effacement, trust and really bad theater."--Annie Wagner, The Stranger
"Consistently sharp and funny. Amber Hubert and Maggie Brown do a lovely job."--John Hartl, The Seattle Times
"A funny, touching, thoroughly original and strikingly captured vision that stays with you long after the credits have rolled."--Brangien Davis, The Seattle Times
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- Status: Single
- Here for: Friends
- Orientation: Not Sure
- Height: 5' 6"
- Ethnicity: White / Caucasian
- Zodiac Sign: Capricorn
- Children: Undecided
- Education: College graduate
- Occupation: theatre actress
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