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posted by Molly Eichel on Friday, October 30th, 2009 at 5:00 pm

 THE SCENESTER: When the Saints (and Mummers) go marching in

categories | Movies, Scenester


Admit it, you want more from this week’s Movies section.

The New Year Parade – B

Mark Maurer talks to director Tom Quinn about his very Philly film, The New Year Parade, about a family torn apart by divorce set against the Mummers parade:

When Tom Quinn approached the Mummers for feedback on the script for his feature-length debut, The New Year Parade, they reacted with “friendly ball-busting.

“They just wanted to tear it apart,” Quinn says, who grew up in Bucks County and attended La Salle and Temple but is otherwise far removed from the string and fancy bands that set The New Year Parade scene. “They know this world so much better than I ever will.” Quinn saw value in letting the Mummers retain their own voice, so he encouraged ad-libbing with the mostly first-time actors.

Continue reading here.


Antichrist - B+

Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day – D

Michael Jackson’s This Is It – C+




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