Oh boy — you know nuthin’ good can come from those sultry looks across the couch.
The poster above was a result from the impromptu photoshoot we did a few months ago using a New Yorker poster as a placeholder. Lynn was wearing short, shorts and a strapless top while I was… well, let’s just say I’m method and wanted to help her awkward expression be as authentic as possible. Because I’m a giver.
As you can see the plan worked, however she has not spoken to me since.
I’m kidding. I wouldn’t have had the balls (pun intended).
One of my favorite shots is below – it’s very John/Yoko-esque.
Stay tuned for the premiere announcement in a few weeks!
On a side note, today marks 10 years from when we premiered BLT at Sundance 2002. A $250,000 film funded by Dir. Justin Lin’s credit cards that went on to make over $15 Million in Box Office/DVD Sales. He’s actually there right now as a Juror.
The place 10 years ago where film critic, Roger Ebert ignited a bidding war for the movie after chastising another critic for holding Asian American actors to a double-standard in his sweeping generalization that the film portrayed Asian Americans ‘negatively’.
I wonder how that critic would feel seeing Asians on screen with a *gasp* — libido — in “Yes, We’re Open“?
Ten years. Boy. Gotta love these full circle moments. Looking forward to seeing you guys again!
geez. 10 years…i remember going to see that movie at the AMC in NYC. we didn’t even have julius then!
loved Sheetal Sheth looking forward to see her
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