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Potato Dreams of America Review: Queer Coming-of-Age Tale Is a Film of Two Very Different Halves Potato Dreams of America Review: Queer Coming-of-Age Tale Is a Film of Two Very Different Halves
Russian-American director Wes Hurley expands his SXSW-winning short into an autobiographical feature that mixes structural surprises with more hackneyed conventions.
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Director: Wes Hurley
With: Marya Sea Kaminksi, Tyler Bocock, Sera Barbieri, Hersh Powers, Dan Lauria, Lea DeLaria, Jonathan Bennett, Sophia Mitri Schloss.
Running time: Running time: 96 MIN.
Courtesy of SXSW
The question of how to convey characters speaking a language other than English in a fully English-language production is one that many a director of an exotically-set Hollywood production or lumpy Europudding has faced over the years. For those who simply cannot resort to subtitles, the artifice of heavily accented English dialogue is a stilted standby. “Potato Dream
BRIDGEWATER A year after COVID-19 was declared a national emergency and Massachusetts nursing homes closed to visitors, a Saturday vigil honored facility residents who died in isolation during the pandemic and celebrated survivors and their families. They truly are my personal heroes, organizer Melinda Gribko-Reyes, a geriatric social worker who lives in Bridgewater, said about the residents who have died and those in nursing homes who are still away from loved ones.
Some residents were already isolated before the pandemic, she said, but being closed off from family members and other residents has caused some to fall into depression, heartbreak and despair.
By MARC BUSSANICH
December 19, 2020 at 10:41 PM
Roosevelt Island residents and neighbors gather outside Coler Rehabilitation & Nursing to stand with nursing home residents against the reopening of a COVID-19 hospital in a nursing home facility.
Roosevelt Island residents and neighbors gather outside Coler Rehabilitation & Nursing to stand .
Credits: Marc Bussanich
December 19, 2020 at 10:41 PM
New York, NY Nursing home residents gathered inside the courtyard at Coler Rehabilitation & Nursing today on Roosevelt Island while their friends and neighbors gathered outside to object to the hospital’s plan to reopen the emergency COVID-19 hospital inside Coler because they say the admission of COVID-19 positive patients into the facility puts the health of the nursing home residents at risk.