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On behalf of the team, let me welcome you to this promotional website for the indie movie, How To Be! I want you to look at the Promote section (just above) to find out how you can do your share in promoting this fantastic movie!
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How To Be is currently playing at film festivals. A cinema and DVD release will follow. You can stay up to date by signing up to our email list, The movie is part of the following upcoming Festivals around the world:
Lone Star International Film Festival in Fort Worth, Texas. Screening on Thursday, November 13th at 5pm and Saturday, November 15th at 7 pm.
Anchorage International Film Festival in Anchorage, Alaska. Screenings on Wednesday, December 10th at 5:30pm at the Bear Tooth and Friday, December 12th at 7:30pm at the Fireweed Theater.
Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose, California. February 25-March 8, 2009. Date and time to be announced.
Film Festival Awards
Slamdance 2008 - Grand Jury - Honorable Mention
Strasbourg Film Festival - Robert Pattinson - Best Actor Award
New Orleans Film Fest -Audience Award - Best Narrative Feature
How to Be is a wry comedy about Art, a frustrated musician, undergoing what he sees as a quarter life crisis. This is not helped when his girlfriend dumps him and he has to move back in with his middle class parents – who are far from thrilled with the idea.
Art’s only friend, agoraphobic Ronny, has his own problems. Holed up in a London flat in a daze of nitrous oxide and electro music, Ronny wants to start a band with Art and happy-go-lucky friend Nikki, but only if it involves going no further afield than the flat's roof garden. Art discovers self-help guru, Dr. Levi Ellington, author of It’s Not Your Fault. Using inheritance money, Art pays for Dr. Ellington to move in with him and his parents becoming Art’s full-time life coach, shadowing him wherever he goes. Art’s painfully funny journey to define his existence brings to the fore the dysfunctional relationship he has with his parents and the importance in his life of his oddball friends.
Rich in detail and dark yet affectionate humour, How To Be is a timely look at the increasingly common phenomena of grown-up children living at home, frustrated creativity and self-help.
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