UnLonely Film Festival 5
The Starr Sisters
After overcoming a dark past, these sisters are committed to living out the childhood they never had.
This film contains scenes or descriptions that some viewers may find disturbing, including strong language, and/or may not be suitable for younger audiences. Viewer discretion is advised.
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Meet the Filmmakers
What is their why?
“Randa and Patte Starr are incredibly inspiring women. Their attitudes on life and love, and unconditional kindness serve a reminder that despite the current dismal realities, we should all be afforded an escape. “Life’s a smorgasbord and most dumb fucks are starving,” Patte remarks as she lays out a supply of craft service in her kitchen that could feed an army. We need to hear from women who, despite having all the odds against them, are able to rise up out of darkness. Enough cynicism, this is a film about perseverance because we are all survivors of something.”
Bridey Elliott is an actress, writer and director. After graduating from the National Theater Institute at Eugene O’Neill Center, she became a regular at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. Bridey starred in the 2014 SXSW Grand Jury Prize winner Fort Tilden and appeared in Battle of The Sexes starring Emma Stone, as well as Steven Soderbergh’s “Mosaic” series for HBO. Her directorial debut, the short comedy “Affections”, premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, and was part of the 2016 Sundance Shorts Tour.
Beth Einhorn is a director, writer, and producer. Beth’s credits include The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Chris Rock Show, Saturday Night Live, and Wanda Sykes presents and many music specials including Bruce Springsteen, Prince, and Paul McCartney.
Can you celebrate a triumph over a prior difficult situation? How can you celebrate with others to include others in your success? What brings you pure joy?
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