Dysfunction Junction
Wednesday November 12, 2008
Last Saturday night, rain and general fatigue scuttled my plans to head into Manhattan, so my hosts and I went to see the film, Rachel Getting Married at the wonderfully quirky and historic Avon Theater in downtown Greenwich, Connecticut. Several little...
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Tony Jones is the author of many books, including The New Christians: Dispatches from the Emergent Frontier and The Sacred Way: Spiritual Practices for Everyday Life. He is a leader in the emergent church movement and a renowned expert on postmodern theology and the American church landscape.
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Sounds interesting...I love quirky indie films. Have you had the chance to see The Visitor? It is an amazing film that I just watched that deals with immigration. Check it out if you haven't already and let me know what you think.
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My parents live in a modest home in Fairfield County along the NY border so I know the area well. The film is playing at our local downtown indie theater... and now I have a reason to see it. Thanks for sharing.
we saw it last fri
LOVED
as powerful a movie that models liturgy as I have seen since MONSOON WEDDING
Tony -
Just a small correction-- the Avon is in downtown Stamford. It is a lovely, quirky theater and I love to see fims there.
oh man, i couldn't stop crying throughout the movie.
(and yes, the visitor is good)
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