The Future of the Movies, Part 2 | Features
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Our monthly series on where film is headed.
This week in L.A.: Director Nancy Savoca on her 'Household Saints;' Sean Price Williams' 'The Sweet East' and Gus Van Sant's 'Drugstore Cowboy' and 'To Die For.'
Interview: Filmmaker Nancy Savoca and star Vincent D'Onofrio reflect with IndieWire on the unexpected path of their 1993 gem.
Nancy Savoca's Household Saints got lost in the indie-movie shuffle following its 1993 release. Now a restoration brings it back to theaters.
Screening at the Brattle in a new 4K restoration, the wryly funny movie follows an immigrant community in New York's Little Italy from the late 1940s to early 1970s. Over time, customs and superstitions from the old country fall away in favor of a new, uniquely American notion of postwar progress.