Lily Baldwin
A JUICE BOX AFTERNOON
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A JUICE BOX AFTERNOON
FALLING INTO THE BOOK CRACKS YOUR IMAGINATION OPEN
This is the first in the series Lily conceived as The Paperback Movie Project. Each short film is an interpretation of a novel and explores the fluid relationship between a reader and the characters they are reading. A JUICE BOX AFTERNOON tells the story of Anne Morrow Lindbergh through her own writing as she comes of age, meets Charles Lindbergh, and experiences flight in more ways than one.
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“The genre needs directors who are willing to look beneath the surface and to dream, as Lily Baldwin does in her adroit, wry short, A JUICE BOX AFTERNOON.”
—The NY Times
“This excellent new piece does exactly what the filmmakers intended, somehow evoking not only the passive experience of reading but the imaginative flights literature unleashes in us.”
—Scott Macauley, Filmmaker Magazine
Film at Lincoln Center (WORLD PREMIERE)
Filmmaker Magazine (ONLINE PREMIERE)
Dance on Camera Festival Tour
Detroit Institute of the Arts
Rose Theater
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
Ann Arbor Film Festival
Directed by Lily Baldwin
Produced by Ariana Garfinkel, Andrea Claire Morningstar
Story by Lily Baldwin, Andrea Claire Morningstar
Text from BRING ME A UNICORN by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Cinematography by Ben Wolf
Original Score & Music Design by Mark degli Antoni
Songs by K.Flay
Sound Design & Re-recording Mix by Kent Sparling, CAS, Skywalker Sound
Finishing by Contact Color & Post
Color by Blase Theodore
Graphic Design by Timothee Chambovert
EAMS Productions in association with Topiary Productions
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Boy Named Skip— Cassius Brook Dempsey
Kate The Neighbor & Anne Morrow Lindbergh— Lily Baldwin