Some Days Are Better Than Others
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Matt Mccormick
Carrie Brownstein
James Mercer
Renee Roman Nose
David Wodehouse
Erin Mcgarry
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Synopsis
Explores ideas of abundance, emptiness, human connection and abandonment while observing an interweaving web of awkward characters who maintain hope by inventing their own forms of communication and self-fulfillment. Katrina is a twenty-something reality TV enthusiast, video diarist and animal shelter worker whose world falls apart when she finds that those important to her are often not what she hopes they would be. Eli is a mid-30s slacker who could offer a thoroughly researched social critique explaining all the reasons why he shouldn't get a job; his experiences temping only reinforce his assertions. Camille is a socially handicapped thrift store attendant who spends her days sorting through the donated discards of other people's lives, and Otis is an 84-year-old eccentric filmmaker and inventor who strives to be recognized for his work.
Director
Matt Mccormick
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Miscellaneous Notes
Limited Release in United States Spring March 25, 2011
Limited Release in United States Summer June 3, 2011
Released in United States 2010
Released in United States 2011
Released in United States March 2010
Released in United States on Video April 24, 2012
Released in United States 2010 (Shown at Seattle International Film Festival (New American Cinema) May 20-June 13, 2010.)
Released in United States 2010 (Young Americans)
Released in United States 2011
Released in United States March 2010 (Shown at South by Southwest Film Festival (Narrative Features Competition) March 12-20, 2010.)
Limited Release in United States Spring March 25, 2011 (Portland, Oregon)
Shown at Seattle International Film Festival (New American Cinema) May 20-June 13, 2010.
Released in United States on Video April 24, 2012
Shown at South by Southwest Film Festival (Narrative Features Competition) March 12-20, 2010.
Limited Release in United States Summer June 3, 2011 (New York City)
