Thursday, September 2, 2010
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ABOUT THE FILM
The Ballad of Friday and June is a short comedy made by Jollyville Pictures in Austin, USA. It tells the heartwarming story of a failed ukulele player and her talking puppet dog.
The Austin Chronicle says:
"Friday and June" eloquently articulates, with equal parts humor and heartache, an unnameable cri de coeur that nevertheless should be instantly recognizable to anyone who's ever chased an artistic dream, stumbled, got back up, and grabbed hold even harder than before. It's that good. (full article)
For more information or to inquire about a screening, contact the filmmakers at jollyvillepictures@gmail.com.
The Austin Chronicle says:
"Friday and June" eloquently articulates, with equal parts humor and heartache, an unnameable cri de coeur that nevertheless should be instantly recognizable to anyone who's ever chased an artistic dream, stumbled, got back up, and grabbed hold even harder than before. It's that good. (full article)
For more information or to inquire about a screening, contact the filmmakers at jollyvillepictures@gmail.com.
FESTIVAL SCREENINGS
- Sonoma International Film Festival - Sonoma, CA / Apr. 2010
- Atlanta Film Festival - Atlanta, GA / Apr. 2010
- Oxford Film Festival - Oxford, MS / Feb. 2010
- Austin Film Festival - Austin, TX / Oct. 2009
- Indie Memphis Film Festival - Memphis, TN / Oct. 2009
- Charlotte Film Festival - Charlotte, NC / Sep. 2009
- Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival - Birmingham, AL / Sep. 2009
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