Pastor Paul and Chef Joey both went to NYU Film School and love everything about film.  Enjoy watching this months film with them in the Church Hall, downstairs from the Church and a lively discussion afterwards.

 

After previewing the scheduled film "Here" and reading the dismal reviews (39%), they have opted to make a quick change to this wonderfully heartfelt film, "Will and Harper"  - in comparison, it received 99% on rotten tomatoes.

 

 

In Will & Harper, actor-comedian Will Ferrell and renowned writer Harper Steele embark on a cross-country trip as inseparable friends and creative partners of nearly three decades. Theirs is the kind of bond that speaks the language of comedy fluently, when it requires spoken words at all.

Still, their longtime camaraderie was at the start of a brand new chapter when they set out to make the movie. Just three years ago, Steele came out to Ferrell as a trans woman in an unexpected email. Ferrell immediately offered his support. Later, knowing Steele’s lifelong love of road trips he pitched her an idea: “What if we do a road trip where we discuss what this transition means for us?” It was important to him that Steele know he wasn't trying to exploit their relationship for content. He just saw it as an opportunity for them to talk things through, for him to ask questions, and for her to revisit places that have always been a part of her life—but this time, living openly as a trans woman.