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Free Philadelphia Film Society Upcoming Event

Friday, November 6, 2009

filmadelphiaDOCUMENTARY & Salvation Army Holiday Toy Drive

P-Star Rising followed by a free performance by P-Star! Tuesday, November 10, 7pm
Piazza @ Schmidt's (2nd and Hancock, Northern Liberties)

Free, Open to the Public

P-Star is the stage name of 13 year-old hip hop artist Priscilla Star Diaz; the documentary follows her career from the age of 9, guided by her father former hip-hop star Jesse Diaz. "P-Star," sets out on the road to fame and fortune, hoping to make it in the music biz. Drawing on inspiration from her own life - her mother's drug addition, her father's pressure for her to be the main family breadwinner - P-Star builds an energetically powerful and inspired body of music that just might earn her a place at the top.

Sounds like an Urban Miley Cyrus. It would appear this young diva and her Papa are so sure of her rise to fame that they're not waiting for VH1, and have created their own Behind the Music.

P-Star will be in attendance to perform a few tracks after the film!

I unfortunately have a conflict and can't attend this screening, so if you go, please be sure to write in your SMPT review on Wednesday. And most importantly, help brighten a child's holiday, The Salvation Army's Toy Drive Donation Box will be available in the Piazza for the duration of this event.

Being as this is an outdoor screening - you may also want to take along a thermos of hot chocolate or flask of your choice!

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Will there ever be a cap on movie prices?

Will we one day pay $20 a pop?

Why don't we pay on a scale?

A crap movie like everything Adam Sandler has ever done should cost about $4.50.
Big action movies like"Lord of the Rings", "Iron Man," "Transformers" are worth $10.
Woody Allen movie or something like "Silver Linings Playbook" $6-$7.
A chick flick or light comedy $5.75 and most Indie Films $5.25.

You could even do it by seasons - all summer block busters from May to August - $10
Sept - November 15th $3.50 - $4
Back to $10 for Thanksgiving and Christmas etc...

Or you can do it by A Actors ($9 - $10), B Actors ($6 - $7) TV actors on the big screen ($3.50 - $4)

Surely I'm not the first person to realize this makes sense. Has it been voted on in the Motion Picture Industry and then vetoed? If so, why?

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