THANK YOU to our Sponsors (Marin, SF, Sacramento)

We'd like to use this blog entry to thank our sponsors for helping with the Marin, San Francisco, and Sacramento theatrical openings of Touching Home. They were instrumental in its success, and we are deeply grateful.

Special thanks to:
California Film Institute
Virgin America Airlines
Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center
Precision PR, Sacramento
The Crest Theatre
Yelp!
Lagunitas Brewing Co.
Karen Larsen & Associates
Alice Radio 97.3FM
KCBS Radio 740AM & 106.9FM
CBS Interactive
CBS Outdoor
Borel Private Bank & Trust Company
Pavomatic.com
Thumbprint Cellars
Pacific Sun
SF Weekly
Marin IJ
B Street Theatre
Book Passage
Akido Printing
Sean Minor Four Bears Winery
The Citizen Hotel, a Joie de Vivre Hotel
Acqua Hotel, a Joie de Vivre Hotel
San Rafael Joe's
The Westin San Francisco Market Street
Thrifty Car Rental
Delancey Street Foundation
CFI & CFI Releasing Interns
Rakestraw Books
Kepler's Books
LSF Interactive
HarperCollins


The Bros

From Jail Cell to the Big Screen

“When are you gonna make our movie?” our father asked, looking at us through the plexiglass at the Marin County Jail, where he was an inmate. We had written a screenplay about his life called Touching Home.

“Soon, Dad.”

“Who’s gonna play me? He’s gotta be good looking.”

“Ed Harris,” we said, joking. It was a jailhouse dream, an impossible dream, something to be accomplished in another lifetime when you could start over and make all the right decisions.

Read the full journal entry at Wall Street Journal .com

ONE IN A MILLION... ONE IN SEVERAL MILLION?

Our dad is laughing right now. Why? Because his mug just landed in the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly alongside 4-time Oscar nominee Ed Harris. Think about this: Four years ago, our dad died penniless and in jail--and now he's a movie star! (He always was a handsome devil.) Here's looking at you, dad-- wherever you are. Can you hear us laughing? We know you are.

Here's a link to the online version (without our dad's photo)... Entertainment Weekly. If you want to see our dad's movie star good looks, then you'll have to head to your local newsstand.

The Bros

Less Time to Read It

Office Bench