Live Chat: John Sayles talks ‘Go For Sisters’ indie film at noon
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Join us at noon Friday for a live chat with filmmaker John Sayles. His 18th feature film as writer and director, “Go For Sisters,” opens in Los Angeles on Friday. Questions can be sent via Twitter using the hashtag #AskLATimes.
At once powerful and understated, “Go For Sisters” follows a woman searching for her missing son. Bernice (LisaGay Hamilton) is a parole officer who reaches out to a childhood friend, Fontayne (Yolanda Ross,), whose life has found her frequently on the other side of the law. As their search takes them closer to the U.S.-Mexico border they enlist the aid of a disgraced former police detective (Edward James Olmos).
REVIEW: ‘Go For Sisters’ an intriguing character study
It is difficult to overstate Sayles’ place within the landscape of American independent filmmaking. Beginning with hs first film “Return of the Secaucus Seven” on through such titles as “Matewan,” “Eight Men Out,” “Lone Star” and more recently “Amigo,” he has remained a stalwart figure of integrity and perseverance.
So join in with John Sayles to talk “Go For Sisters.”
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