A good movie to see
Went to see Glory to Gloriana, a Jamaican movie (true story) at the T & T Film Festival at Movie Towne last night. It's showing again tomorrow at 8:30 p.m., $15 admission. The real Gloria is here, as well as the actress who plays Gloria and the actors who play her two 'men'. The movie was 110 minutes long and, although I have a short attention span, was tired and normally don't reach the end of many movies with my eyes open, this one had me hooked throughout. If you can, it is a must see. It's quite simple and not 'perfect' (but what is?), but it's certainly entertaining and a good story ... and, being a true story, it's all the more captivating.
This blurb on her autobiographical book gives an idea of the message in the movie, which is applicable to everyone: persistence, ingenuity, success and 'all things are possible'.
If it wasn't a true story, I would not have thought that it could be.
Afterwards there was a question and answer session with the real Gloria and the actors. The real Gloria struck everyone as an amazing woman. After watching the movie, seeing her in the flesh was a treat. She gave some advice at the end - basically: Whatever you want in life, just envision it and formulate a plan for it. Don't go with fear and don't ever worry about the money ... and it will happen. (She kept stressing "Don't worry about the money.") - and when you see the movie, you'll see that she didn't.
This blurb on her autobiographical book gives an idea of the message in the movie, which is applicable to everyone: persistence, ingenuity, success and 'all things are possible'.
If it wasn't a true story, I would not have thought that it could be.
Afterwards there was a question and answer session with the real Gloria and the actors. The real Gloria struck everyone as an amazing woman. After watching the movie, seeing her in the flesh was a treat. She gave some advice at the end - basically: Whatever you want in life, just envision it and formulate a plan for it. Don't go with fear and don't ever worry about the money ... and it will happen. (She kept stressing "Don't worry about the money.") - and when you see the movie, you'll see that she didn't.
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Elspeth
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