I happened to catch this short at the first annual Tupelo Film
Festival in 2004. I'm not sure why it was there or whose I idea it was to show it, but after viewing it I was very pleased to catch it. I could tell the film must've been shot in the late 70's and the sound wasn't great in places but the short film was very enjoyable. The film stock looked aged, but it didn't hinder the flow of the story. It had some good acting and some very funny sequences. Heckerling had apparently directed this during her time at the American Film Institute. A very good first film and one of the more enjoyable short films I've seen.
Festival in 2004. I'm not sure why it was there or whose I idea it was to show it, but after viewing it I was very pleased to catch it. I could tell the film must've been shot in the late 70's and the sound wasn't great in places but the short film was very enjoyable. The film stock looked aged, but it didn't hinder the flow of the story. It had some good acting and some very funny sequences. Heckerling had apparently directed this during her time at the American Film Institute. A very good first film and one of the more enjoyable short films I've seen.
