Now in its 37th year—a grandfatherly age for film festivals, many of which are less than a decade old—the Nashville Film Festival remains the biggest film event of the year in the city, a seven-day orgy of movie love that drew some 15,000 people last year. And yet, despite its growing size and visibility, it’s still a remarkably democratic event. When the 2006 NaFF launches Thursday at Regal’s Green Hills megaplex, on four screens, it will be open to anyone with a few hours of free time, nine bucks, and a schedule. From there, you’re on your own.

 

Thursday 20th April

SHORTS PROGRAM 4 (9:25 p.m.; also 5 p.m. Friday) Gwyneth Paltrow makes her directorial debut with “Dealbreaker,” a short comedy about the little things that can kill a relationship. Fran (Arija Barekis) reflects on the many faux pas that ended all her previous relationships, like the dude who admitted to liking the Spin Doctors or the bizarre baby-talker. However, the killer event is the one that snuffs Fran’s current relationship—a Farrelly Brothers-style gross-out involving poor bathroom etiquette. The film’s little more than a Cosmo article come to life, and no wonder: it’s based on real stories from Glamour magazine readers. —M.M.

 

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nice, :nice:

fun stuff. she seems like she wants to get her hands into directing.... good for her

though this is not her first fest for this film it was in salt lake city too. :wink:

yah it was in the sundance film festival right?

yep,;)

I'm only reporting what the article told me :cry: dumbass reporters who know nothing!!! ;)

i wasn't offensive.. :wink:

wasn't taken that way :D

ok. :wink: