Letters From the Big Man - Trailer - Sundance - Lily Rabe

Trailer from the feature motion picture "Letters From the Big Man," which is the story of a woman's intimate encounters with a sasquatch in southern Oregon.

The film premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and opened at the IFC Center in New York City on November 11, 2011. It subsequently played theatrically in Chicago. It will open in several west coast cities, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Portland in spring 2012. The film will be available on home video and VOD in spring 2012.

Cast: Lily Rabe, Jason Butler Harner, Isaac C. Singleton Jr., Jim Cody Williams, Fiona Dourif, Don McManus, Karen Black.
Director: Christopher Munch

Winner, Best Cinematography, Ashland Film Festival
Official selection: Sundance, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, Sydney, Brisbane, Woodstock Film Festivals, BAM CinemaFest, New York.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• sasquatch
• bigfoot
• big foot
• Christopher Munch
• Lily Rabe
• Sundance
• Sundance Film Festival
• yeti
• yeren
• almasty
• snowman
• jason butler harner
• Oregon film
• south Oregon
• wilderness
• creature
• interspecies communication
• The Sleepy Time Gal
• The Hours and Times
• Ensemble Galilei
• cryptozoology
• unknown primate
• Chris Munch
• independent film
• highly rated
• coming soon

[SchrodingersDreads]

@shadow1961 on the minute chance that a giant turtle does soar across the sky, you'll miss out.

[shadow1961]

I think the big problem with a lot of the comments I'm seeing here is that you come from the perspective that Sasquatch is real. I personally like Gamera but I never look up into the sky expecting to see a giant flying turtle.

[StMarciano]

@ps474paul Yeah the trailer is kind of crap I dunno how it reflects the movie cause I haven't seen it yet but if it is good this is a poor representation of it.

[StMarciano]

@ps474paul Have you seen it?I only am watching the trailer because Roger Ebert gave it a good review so I got curious.

[cochranexyz]

Cornball.

[ps474paul]

A crap trailer, structured very badly, which probably accurately reflects the film. What is it with heinous voices on lead females? Where were their parents when they started speaking through their nose. Yikes. Unpleasant all round.

[wycliffite]

@CofCGuy keep reading and researching then

[CINEbrae]

Just read an article by Manohla Dargis on this filmmaker and this film. Her opinion is in my highest esteem.

The title gave me suspicions on how far the filmmaker's vision of sincerity reached, but i was still hopeful. Watching this trailer, seeing its aesthetics, the tone of its actors, I can see why Munch isn't a staple in international cinema. Purely observational, I can see that the filmmaker comes from a lineage of scientists. I suggest seeking out UNCLE BOONMEE.

[Swiati]

@CofCGuy

Than 35 years of your research failed.I saw one, they are real just like u and me.There are not gigantophitecus black, they are other specie of human that evolved in different way.

Homo erectus

[idonegotold]

when do I get to see this?