Official Stone Reader Trailer

Official theatrical trailer for the documentary film Stone Reader.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Stone
• Reader
• documentary
• mark
• moskowitz
• trailer
• dow
• mossman
• books
• reading
• slamdance

[mothersbaby1]

DEAR MARK, I HAVE TRIED TO GET ON DOW'S FB SITE I'M TRYING TO GET CONNCETED WITH YOU AS WELL, I JUST WOULD FEEL BETTER IF I WAS MAJORLEE CONNECTED WITH BOTH OF YOU. IT WON'T LET ME PUT MY PERSONAL E-MAIL ON SO THE ONLY WAY I CAN THINK IS JUST GOOGLE THE NAME NANCY LEE KELLY OR SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOU TUBE SITE AS WELL (mothersbaby1) AND OF COURSE LAST BUT NOT LEAST YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE SONG AND CDBABY WILL NOTIFY YOUR E-MAIL TO ME! HHAHAHAHAA GOOD THOUGHT UH? HHHAHAHAH NEVERTHELESS

[justwatching1980]

I saw this movie a few years ago and just thought of it again. I like how the filmmaker inserts himself into the story and makes it about him trying to recapture his youth by finding out why this reclusive author stopped writing. Instead, he realizes that you can't recapture your lost youth, and when you try, you inevitably end up disappointed. I also like the idea of the reclusive writer-- someone of talent who shared his soul with the world and retreated from the spotlight's glare.

[johnmonk66]

This is one of the top 50 books ever written, I have been waiting 7 years for him to write something new, but I doubt it will ever happen.

[issybloo]

Absolutely LOVED this book, as well as the film about it.

[arcitejack]

the book deserves all the praise the movie gives it.

[SuicideOnMyMind]

from what i saw when i first saw this film, he was like legalized to stalk the poor author.

[grandplans]

I saw this movie and immediately went on line to find the book about 3 years ago. excellent documentery and excellent book!

[SEATTLEGRL1]

I just ordered this book today.

The documentary by Mark Moskowitz is wonderful!

[mojonproductions]

I read Stones of Summer a few years ago after watching the documentary and enjoyed it very much, but I came away feeling a real absence of love between the characters. In fact, I'd say hostility was ironically the binding agent in the relationships depicted, which took on, particularly in light of the way the novel ends, the magnitude of a cosmic element.