Jan
28th
2006
richard dutcher and the deserets
it sounds like the name of a band, but its actually a well-thought out conspiracy theory. a reporter from the deseret news appears to have misunderstood filmmaker richard dutcher’s recent comments at last weekend’s LDS film festival and miscostrued his comments to support friday’s headline: “LDS-film quality assailed.” our friend, alex hall, strenuously objects to the idea that that is what dutcher meant. read his post here.
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Hi guys and thanks for the link. Here is a follow-up article I just posted (which actually might have been an unrelated and tonally different prelude - no, I didn’t mean to type “totally” there).
I really don’t care for anything this guy makes. His standard for appropriate content is diametrically opposed with itself. He’ll say, “I put stuff like that in because that is what I see in real life.” But then says, “I won’t put that in because I have standards…”
Latest is he is visiting other churches to “broaden” his religious understanding of his own faith or something like that.
I thought the guy left the mormon church? But now he’s screening a movie called “Falling” at Sunstone? And yes, it has a mormon character in it.
Whats up? Mormon or not?
Who knows Mark. Sounds like he’s been working on this one way before he left the church, maybe it’s his final Mormon movie. If that’s the case, I definately have to see it.
Anyone else looking for the screening details, there’s an article here:
http://www.heraldextra.com/content/view/230225/