The Bullock Museum will present a screening and conversation about The Big Spoon. An Austin-based unromantic comedy from director Carlyn Hudson and co-writers Carlyn Hudson and Mallory Culbert, The Big Spoon is about the perils of an increasingly dysfunctional couple whose identity becomes strained when new characters are introduced into their household. Each person is faced with the challenge of uncovering their identity as a person versus their identity while a part of a couple.
This screening is part of Femme Film Fridays, a film series highlighting the cinematic works of women, both behind and in front of the camera. Now in its second season, all the films for the 2017-2018 season address ideas of identity. This evening's program includes a film screening with Q&A to follow with Culbert, Melissa Dalley, and Jessica Poessiger. Come early at 6 pm for a welcome reception with cash bar.
The Bullock Museum will present a screening and conversation about The Big Spoon. An Austin-based unromantic comedy from director Carlyn Hudson and co-writers Carlyn Hudson and Mallory Culbert, The Big Spoon is about the perils of an increasingly dysfunctional couple whose identity becomes strained when new characters are introduced into their household. Each person is faced with the challenge of uncovering their identity as a person versus their identity while a part of a couple.
This screening is part of Femme Film Fridays, a film series highlighting the cinematic works of women, both behind and in front of the camera. Now in its second season, all the films for the 2017-2018 season address ideas of identity. This evening's program includes a film screening with Q&A to follow with Culbert, Melissa Dalley, and Jessica Poessiger. Come early at 6 pm for a welcome reception with cash bar.
The Bullock Museum will present a screening and conversation about The Big Spoon. An Austin-based unromantic comedy from director Carlyn Hudson and co-writers Carlyn Hudson and Mallory Culbert, The Big Spoon is about the perils of an increasingly dysfunctional couple whose identity becomes strained when new characters are introduced into their household. Each person is faced with the challenge of uncovering their identity as a person versus their identity while a part of a couple.
This screening is part of Femme Film Fridays, a film series highlighting the cinematic works of women, both behind and in front of the camera. Now in its second season, all the films for the 2017-2018 season address ideas of identity. This evening's program includes a film screening with Q&A to follow with Culbert, Melissa Dalley, and Jessica Poessiger. Come early at 6 pm for a welcome reception with cash bar.
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