2012 Wisconsin Film Festival in Madison – Sunday, April 22

A Labor of Love will screen at the 2012 Wisconsin Film Festival in Madison on Sunday, April 22, 4:15 PM at the Marquee Theater in Union South.

Robert Flaxman will be present for a Q&A following the screening.

Tickets go on sale March 31.

A Labor of Love is a lost vérité masterpiece … a movie-about-movies
documentary classic.”
~ Hadrian Belove, Cinefamily (2011)

 

“Superb … A Labor of Love certainly deserves the resurrection and the raves.”
~ Jeff Kuykendall, Midnight Only (2012)

 

A Labor of Love is a completely compelling time capsule that is at times
almost too funny to be nonfiction.”

~ 2012 Wisconsin Film Festival

Chicago – The Gene Siskel Film Center on Nov. 2, 2011

A Labor of Love will screen at the Gene Siskel Film Center in Chicago, Illinois on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at 8:00 PM.

For more information, click here.

A Labor of Love – The Movie: Trailer

Check out the trailer for A Labor of Love!

A LABOR OF LOVE
a film by Robert Flaxman & Daniel Goldman

1976 – Before cell phones, HIV/AIDS and Snooki …

A LABOR OF LOVE follows a young director and his equally young cast and crew as they attempt to make their first feature film, THE LAST AFFAIR.

At the last minute, before filming commenced, the financial backers of THE LAST AFFAIR insisted sex scenes be included to ensure their film’s success at the box office. This edict not only surprised the director and his cast but made them question their ability to perform their roles.

A predecessor to today’s best reality shows, A LABOR OF LOVE focuses on the fragile interpersonal relationships of the director and his cast as they confront uncomfortable, yet often hilarious situations.

A LABOR OF LOVE offers its viewers the rare opportunity to become a fly on the wall and witness unique events they would otherwise never see.

A LABOR OF LOVE
a film by Robert Flaxman & Daniel Goldman

For theatrical re-release – new digital color prints

70 minutes – NR

NOTE: A LABOR OF LOVE has never been shown on TV or cable TV. It has never been available on DVD or tape.

For information about exhibiting A LABOR OF LOVE, contact JOHN ILTIS, jiltis@iltischicago.com (312) 953-5411

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