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In the summer of 2011, director Gina Telaroli invites a diverse group of filmmakers, writers, musicians, and artists to her apartment to recreate a scene from Michael Curtiz's film, The Cabin in the Cotton. The gathering features non-professional actors who engage in a round robin performance, experimenting with various interpretations of the same scene while enjoying a meal of pasta and red wine.
The documentary captures not only the performances but also the behind-the-scenes interactions, rehearsals, and equipment adjustments. With cameras, phones, and laptops positioned to document every angle, the film provides an intimate look at the collaborative nature of filmmaking and the fleeting beauty of capturing moments before they disappear.
Why Watch
- •See Gina Telaroli's unique directorial approach.
- •Meet a diverse cast of filmmakers and artists.
- •Find out how a classic scene is reinterpreted.
Did You Know
•The film features a dinner gathering in 2011 with various artists.
•Director Gina Telaroli is a female filmmaker leading the project.
•The documentary has a runtime of 73 minutes.
•The film is produced in the US and is in English.
Perfect For
Independent filmmakersFilm enthusiastsArtistic collaborations