We’re excited to share with you The New York Times review of BARKING WATER! Read the full article at http://nyti.ms/9ul8ib

The Oklahoma flatlands enhance the film’s cosmic perspective, as do the silences in a screenplay whose rhythms and dialogue often feel self-consciously stagy. During those silences the camera studies Frankie’s and Irene’s handsome, haggard faces, which convey, more than words, the dignity of two people who have lived intensely and carry many regrets. Frankie’s deep, rumbling voice, even when weakened, lends his remarks a weighty finality.

We're excited to announce that BARKING WATER will be shown at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), in NYC, from May 12-17, 2010.  Hope to see you there!  More information can be found here.

We are actively accepting other suggestions for other venues to screen. These can be movie theaters, community centers, university theaters, classrooms with video projectors, barns, and other assorted locations. We hope you'll suggest a screening venue, and we’ll see what we can do.

http://cinemapurgatorio.com/suggest-a-show