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By the time the film becomes available to the public next year/2022, we hope to have hundreds of posts on each blog, and thousands of links to things related to The Secret Society For Slow Romance movie - which will help people discover the movie. https://artandorfilm.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.html https://diversitycinema.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.html https://srommovieblog1.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.html https://diyfilmmaker2.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.html https://diyfilmmaker3.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.html https://filmfestivalsnewsblog.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.html https://filmmakingforthepoor.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.html https://indiefilm2020.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.html https://totalfilmmaker.blogspot.com/2021/10/indieseen-secret-society-for-slow.h

 

Indie filmmakers and indie film fans should donate money to indie film reviewers who focus on real indie, film festival, DIY, art house, foreign, experimental, underground, and other non-Hollywood movies.  That way those reviewers can keep writing about those types of movies, and that is of use to indie filmmakers and indie film fans. I recommend perhaps each indie filmmaker, distribution company, production company, indie film fan giving $5 per indie reviewer, per month, to perhaps 20 indie reviewers or more - to their Patreons or Substacks or other sites. That's $100/month total, and $1200/year. Give less if necessary, and give more, to more writers, if possible.  If thousands of indie filmmakers and indie film fans adopt this practice it would mean a significant amount of money each month to indie film reviewers. Money should be given as voluntary donations, with no strings attached, and no expectations save for that the reviewers continue to cover real indie films and similar o

 Read the interview at Medium -  https://somewhatcyclops.medium.com/conversation-with-independent-filmmaker-sujewa-ekanayake-about-the-making-of-the-secret-society-f828cb293f0a

  Allyson does not know about the Parakrama Samudra - clip from The Secret Society For Slow Romance (2022) movie from Sujewa Ekanayake on Vimeo .

  Discussion on The Secret Society For Slow Romance w/ filmmaker, audience member Joshua Palmer from Sujewa Ekanayake on Vimeo .

Check it out here -  https://somewhatcyclops.medium.com/my-induction-into-the-secret-society-for-slow-romance-cac315de80a3

  Alia Lorae reaction to The Secret Society For Slow Romance - after cast & crew screening 10.1.21 from Sujewa Ekanayake on Vimeo .

By Sujewa Ekanayake (Dan Mirvish is a fellow indie filmmaker, and I donated a tiny amount of $s to his new project ' 18½' - but - these are my otherwise unbiased notes on the new movie (if I don't like an indie movie I don't write about it).) 1 - Wild, unpredictable story - I thought I was in for a light comedy about 1970s political matters - but no - the film takes a turn to Tarantino territory towards the end - but not as bloody - completely unpredictable. 2 - "the yeast of the proletariat" line :) 3 - '70s swingers 4 - The cinematography - film looks great, has a 1970s visual quality to it. 5 - The actors - all the actors do a great job. 6 - 2:35:1 aspect ratio - it's the best 7 - Making a movie of any kind is not easy.  Making a movie during a global pandemic is nearly an impossible thing to do.  But Dan and his team pulled it off - amazing. 8 - The film will become a cult classic.  It will have to be seen more than 2 or 3 times in order to fully