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Grammy's (2007)

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Directed by Bryan Poyser.
Two brothers have a really bad time on a fishing trip until a stranger makes them a bizarre but lucrative offer.

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 "When I was getting the trailer up for Joe Swanberg’s Butterknife yesterday, I noticed our ad network had placed a banner for Dear Pillow (just released on DVD) on SpoutBlog. It felt serendipitous considering Dear Pillow and Swanberg’s Kissing on the Mouth were often cited together when they came out because of their frank treatment of sex. (Director Brian Poyser and Joe Swanberg are also friends who collaborated on Grammy’s, a short film included on the Dear Pillow DVD.) I get excited to see a film, which two years ago I thought was too edgy to be seen outside a festival, getting a shot at an audience. However, my first reaction was disappointment to see the film’s marketers exploiting the T&A strategy. In a movie with no gratuitous sex scenes, Dear Pillow’s mock porn mag cover and “UNRATED” label heavily hint that it does. The “gratuitous sex” takes place in conversations between a teenage boy and two adults shockingly comfortable with talking about all things intercourse. Althoug ... " [More]
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 "When I was getting the trailer up for Joe Swanberg’s Butterknife yesterday, I noticed our ad network had placed a banner for Dear Pillow (just released on DVD) on SpoutBlog. It felt serendipitous considering Dear Pillow and Swanberg’s Kissing on the Mouth were often cited together when they came out because of their frank treatment of sex. (Director Brian Poyser and Joe Swanberg are also friends who collaborated on Grammy’s, a short film included on the Dear Pillow DVD.) I get excited to see a film, which two years ago I thought was too edgy to be seen outside a festival, getting a shot at an audience. However, my first reaction was disappointment to see the film’s marketers exploiting the T&A strategy. In a movie with no gratuitous sex scenes, Dear Pillow’s mock porn mag cover and “UNRATED” label heavily hint that it does. The “gratuitous sex” takes place in conversations between a teenage boy and two adults shockingly comfortable with talking about all things intercourse. Althoug ... " [More]
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