Anne and I saw an awsome film last night: Everything's Wonderful. I met writer/director/editor/star Skip Schwink as well as his costar, Andi Shrem at Barebones and I had to leave before his film screened. Skip tried to set up a latenight screening in one of the hotel rooms, but we couldn't get a line signal to play on the cheesy Travelodge TVs. So I got to take a tape home with me under the condition that I see it late at night while partying (as it's a late night party movie). So we busted out the bourbon and popped the tape in. This movie ROCKS! It's a fast paced, character-driven comedy about a group of friends who are celebrating one of their 30th birthdays. Skip plays 5 different roles, including twin brothers who act together using splitscreens. Skip's background in music video really comes through in the incredibly stylistic editing, though it enhances rather than distracts. There are even arial shots which he did from a 2-seat ultra-light plane. I'm not sure where or when it's playing again, but I highly recommend it (as long as you're not easilly offended - if you like things politically correct, this movie is so not for you). Oh yeah, it even has a Ron Jeremy cameo. I can see this becoming a cult classic with college kids making up drinking games to go along with it.