Let’s Get Lost
| November 1, 2007 | ||
| 7:00 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
Let’s Get Lost is a documentary film shot 1987-88 about the sad, interesting life of Jazz legend Chet Baker. He died within months of its release.
I saw this a couple nights ago. It’s playing for only one more night here in Seattle — tonite. Good one, Matt, wait till the last day. My apologies for not writing about this sooner.
I’ve wanted to see this for — not kidding — 12 years. In fact, seeing a review of the film triggered my interest in Baker. It’s not on DVD, and renting the (out of print) VHS tape from Scarecrow Video requires a $200 deposit. It’s rare. Seeing it on the big screen was a treat.
OCTOBER 26 – NOVEMBER 1, Fri – Thurs at 7 & 9:15pm
NEW 35MM PRINT
NOT ON VIDEO
LET’S GET LOST
Co-presented by Northwest Film Forum and the Earshot Jazz Festival
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave, Seattle WA 98122
Phone: (206)329-2629
Fax: (206)329-1193
Located on Capitol Hill between Pike and Pine.
Sponsored by La Spiga, Easy Street Records and kbcs 91.3fm
(Bruce Weber, USA, 1988, 35mm, 119 min)
Popularity: 6%
Hey, i would have liked to seen this. Oh well. On another note, what happened to the links on this page that list out the other recent blogs you posted?
I’m going to do a page for each contributor, so we’ll have all our posts together on our own page.
As for the film, sorry I didn’t get that post written sooner! You should still rent it if you have a VHS player.