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this is Jethro Sandy's son .. my mother does not use the internet... you can find me however.... on Facebook or jethro earthlink net

jethronisson 7 months ago

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mariyadfwjfgej 1 year ago

Hi Ira, You can email me your phone # and I'll pass it along to Sandy. Thanks, Mary marygillen@gmail.com

emotionsmama 1 year ago

Sandy, Ah-h... the internet. I've looked before but no Alessandra. Unforgettable. St. Marks Pl. late 70's. The film is almost as touching as finding you. How you say...? OMG

I guess you remember Jethroe. haha I'll not continue more. Would like/love to hear from you. Can we talk? Ira Searched for dojo people... now I think I remember the name Ken.

Me no Ken. How can I send a private msg?

katzawa 1 year ago

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THATS SO SAAAADDD

TT~TT

funkyxmango 3 years ago

oh and if u can send me a message

sweetkiwi524 3 years ago

the woman was a passenger in my dads car and gave this to my dad i thought the video was nice

sweetkiwi524 3 years ago

Hello, Mary!

I worked with your Dad - will maybe see you at his 60th birthday party later this month. I love this video, and wish you all the success you deserve.

Susan Crawford

toastarella 3 years ago

I'm so glad this is on the internet.

makexwar 4 years ago

superb

HeidiNY1 4 years ago

That song was on a movie, which I know is very vague, but I'm thinking it was Amelie or something?

Anyway, this was WONDERFUL! Supremely made & powerful - those two actors are adorable, as well. I loved this :)

lordstarfish 4 years ago

It's by Erik Satie in the 1880's. Pretty famous piece. You'd have to be living under a rock to go through your life without hearing it a few times.

Fallansig 4 years ago

I loved the music, acting, and concept.

My sister and mom play a game of scrabble every saturday, I shall send this on to them!

Good job!

MacTipper

MacTipper 4 years ago

Emotionsmama, thank you for pointing out it was Satie. For everyone else, the piece is one of Saties' Gnossiennes, I think number 1.

dinobuddy 4 years ago

I'm kicking myself to figure out the first piece because it's so familiar, but the second piece is Brian Eno's Music For Airports

dinobuddy 4 years ago

Thanks so much to everyone for all the great feedback!

PS - the first musical piece is by Erik Satie.

emotionsmama 4 years ago

Yes, it's one of the Gnossiennes, I think the first.

dinobuddy 4 years ago

@emotionsmama

May I, with Sandy's permission, have a phone number or email so I can make contact?

Guess I can return here for reply. If there's a way to provide my contact info securely, pls advise me. Thanks. Wow! Ira

katzawa 1 year ago

Yes I'd like to know what the music is too. I know that the first piece was used as the theme music for a TV series called "The Real Thing" by James Burke on BBC, around 1979. I've been looking for it for ages but haven't been able to find out what it was.

NotExcessive 4 years ago

Does anyone know what the music is on this one ?

THanks

zfish7 4 years ago

The second piece is Music for Airports by Brian Eno. Still trying to figure out the first.

dinobuddy 4 years ago

This is fantastic! Great storytelling.

OrpheusPro 4 years ago

Wonderful, brilliant work. I was riveted to my screen!, Beverly

stcec 4 years ago

What a seismic game of Scrabble!

This is a brilliant little film. A full-lenth movie of 2 hours film might not be able to elicit such emotion.

How bold and daring Sandy is as she confronts Harry with nary speaking a word.

LinOnnLine

LinOnnLine 4 years ago

Oh, and I love the way "Agnes"'s signature in the letter includes the accent. Agnes is transformed from a dowdy old bird (on the Scrabble board) to a chic widow (the letter) in my mind, all because of a little slash above the "e". It's the little details...

shesamazingnyc 4 years ago