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I saw "Girl Trouble" last Tuesday night in
class at City College SF and it was exceptional. It
was insightful, moving, and inspiring. I hope that this
film gets the broadest distribution possible. Thank
you for making this film, for afffecting the lives of
so many people, and for giving my class a chance to
talk to you about the film.
L Lee <lklee99@yahoo.com>
Oakland, California - Saturday, October 16, 2004
How
can I get a copy of the film?
I am a juvenile probation
officer in rural Arizona who
will be involved in a pilot
program where I will be responsible for caseload of
juvenile females and we want
a relevant gender specific
program? Could the school buy a copy? The clip was
so powerful! There is a girl
on probation who was slamming
meth (along with Mom) I would love for her to see this
movie...
Thanks!
Susan Gerard <SGerard@Courts.sp.state.az.us>
Payson, Arizona - Tuesday, June 29, 2004
We handle
foreign distribution of many ITVS films: Weather
Underground, PROMISES, Heart of the Sea etc.
My good friend Trish Keady at Christopher's Book
Store told me about your film. It sounds like it
might have a market overseas. You can learn more
about us
at www.rocofilms.com. If you would like to, please
submit a screener. Best - Annie Roney
Annie Roney <annie@rocofilms.com>
Tiburon, CA - Wednesday, May 26, 2004
I just saw this incredibly moving
film tonight at City College in SF. I laughed, I cried. I did not
have time to stay for the Q&;A, so I have a few unanswered
questions:
1. What prompted you to document these particular girls lives?
2. What brought Lateefah to where she was in this particular organization?
3. How can I make a difference?
Thank you so much for this labor or love.
Kat Clare <katclare@mindspring.com>
San Francisco, CA - Monday, May 24, 2004
Congratulations, Lexi and Lidia on being awarded Best
Bay Area Documentary at the 47th San Francisco International
Film Festival. Steph, Shangra, Sheila, and Lateefah,
thank you for sharing your wisdom and your stories
and for telling your truth without holding back. And
thank you to your families for supporting you in this
endeavor. I cannot say enough about how much I appreciate
and was moved by this incredible work all of you have
created and I look forward to reading what others have
to say and share in this guestbook
Shivaun Nestor <siobhann@mac.com>
San Francisco, California - Tuesday, May 04, 2004 |
