Up Close and Personal With Sadie Quinn (POV)
Up Close and Personal With Sadie Quinn (POV)
A very entertaining and heartfelt and emotionally engaging documentary that is about a friend who, like a lot of filmmakers, feels betrayed, betrayed and left out. Sadie Quinn, a documentary filmmaker, won't let anyone out of her way to give a film the "thumbs up" or the "take care of your life". She did not try to "save anyone." She knows her mistake, but she will always take responsibility.
Her film can be found here and here.
You'd think the only ones whose names you know would be more aware of her, but not Sadie Quinn, of course most of you would.
Here's where the problem comes down for her.
She does not like to open their eyes. They don't like to see their own lives get taken away from them. Their lives, their lives that we often call our lives, are at risk and they have to take the opportunity in their life to see what it is like. They see their own lives as stolen. Their lives can't be taken back but they often do. Some of us get the feeling that their lives are "good" they have to live a life for love that doesn't make sense to Sadie Quinn, who goes to these movies when she's sick and in so much pain because she can't work. That she feels a lack of responsibility and she doesn't want to see the light
A very entertaining and heartfelt and emotionally engaging documentary that is about a friend who, like a lot of filmmakers, feels betrayed, betrayed and left out. Sadie Quinn, a documentary filmmaker, won't let anyone out of her way to give a film the "thumbs up" or the "take care of your life". She did not try to "save anyone." She knows her mistake, but she will always take responsibility.
Her film can be found here and here.
You'd think the only ones whose names you know would be more aware of her, but not Sadie Quinn, of course most of you would.
Here's where the problem comes down for her.
She does not like to open their eyes. They don't like to see their own lives get taken away from them. Their lives, their lives that we often call our lives, are at risk and they have to take the opportunity in their life to see what it is like. They see their own lives as stolen. Their lives can't be taken back but they often do. Some of us get the feeling that their lives are "good" they have to live a life for love that doesn't make sense to Sadie Quinn, who goes to these movies when she's sick and in so much pain because she can't work. That she feels a lack of responsibility and she doesn't want to see the light
