Cool Indie Film w/Shins, Sleater-Kinney Folks

09/28/2009




Ultra-cool Some Days are Better than Others trailer is ready for viewing!

 

By Blurt staff

 

 

Portland filmmaker Matt McCormick has launched the trailer for Some Days are Better than Others, his debut feature film. You can view it at the film's website, www.somedaysthemovie.com or below.

 

 

(Carrie Brownstein as Katrina)

 

Shot primarily in Portland and the surrounding areas, Some Days are Better than Others is a poetic, character-driven independent feature film starring James Mercer, Carrie Brownstein, Renee Roman Nose, and David Wodehouse. A charmingly melancholy look at abandonment, Some Days are Better Than Others asks the question, "Why do the good times slip by so fast while the sad times seem so sticky?" The film thematically explores heartbreak, abandonment, and alternative forms of communication while observing an interweaving web of awkward characters who seem to get kicked down by life time and time again. Above all else, Some Days are Better Than Others is a quirky black comedy about the disposable relics of our always-consuming society. It's a film about growing up, growing old, and holding on to hope while looking for second chances.

 

 

(James Mercer as Eli)

 

More news regarding the film's release will be announced soon.

 

 

 




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