fucking-amal.com

That is kind of a mad right eyebrow on that guy...

He's a fierce looking guy alright, but I'm still jealous of him getting to stand so close to that smile.


Edgar sent a nice reply.
He remembered me from our last email exchange and asked a few questions about me, and how I became interested in his film.
I've already replied.

Now it's just wait and see what happens.

fish wrote:...He remembered me...

What a great guy.
Edgar's given me access to watch Los Feliz on my 'puter, but, on the condition that I don't pass the link on to anyone.
Of course I agreed. Sorry.

I loved it.
The whole concept was so novel, I'm sure not everyone will share my opinion, but I thought it was brilliant as a movie.
A large part of Edgar's reasons for not wanting the link more widely known is that the film is definitely designed for viewing on a large cinema screen with a great big sound system.
I'm sure he's right in that just as I'm really glad he let me see it.

My advice? See it somewhere.
Movie theatre or dvd when it's released, just see it.

Oh!
And there's plenty of the beautiful Pauline speaking English with her gorgeous French accent.


Salvatore: "Say cheese."
Lydia: "Sex on the beach."

Still enjoying Los Feliz.

Aaaaaaaarghhh!!!

I bet the DVD deal is still 18 months off, too...

Sorry Fishy, don't want to GT you; enjoy a well-earned privilege, man.

Thank you kind sir, I am enjoying it.


Looks like Lydia has that "Monday blues" feeling.

fish wrote:...that "Monday blues" feeling...

No Lydia.
You should make a run for it.
Your life is outside waiting for you.

fish wrote:...You should make a run for it...

That's it Lydia.
You go girl!

Finally, they speak.
It's cute the way sub-titles are used for Pauline and Yukika whenever their accents get a bit strong.

"Who is this man?"

Lydia meets Salvatore, the Devil, for the first time.

Ooo-err, missus!!

DMt. wrote:Ooo-err, missus!!

Quite right.
He's a scary guy.



Salvatore: "You want to be famous?"



And so, a deal with the Devil is done.

The Devil has a deal with the cardinals for control of the images.
The Devil has a deal with Lydia for fame and love in return for love and her soul.
And.
It is a road movie after all.

On the road to Hollywood.

Lydia: "Everybody should love me."

The "deal" is paying dividends already.
Lydia seems to be enjoying the stranger's attentions on the way up to the observation deck.