Ang Lee, Rick Moody and James Schamus interview on "The Ice Storm" (1997)

An interview about '"The Ice Storm" with the author of the novel and the creators behind the film adaptation.
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[@gregmaland5318]

One of my favorite movies of all time, and it bears repeated viewings like a champ.

[@song4you80]

I know nobody really cares but I love this film.

[@poetcomic1]

I LOVE this film. You are not alone. My family has an Ice Storm viewing every Thanksgiving and then mom and dad (as old as they are now) go to a key party. Love the old ways.

[@abcxyz8787]

I saw this movie during my first and only visit to the US! It was in October 1996. My visit lasted for 3 weeks. I stayed only in Manhattan, except for one day tour to a village in upper state NY, that I reached by train with remarkable views outside the train windows of the trees in red, yellow and orange. I watched the movie in a movie theater in the upper east side I think. I could only find tickets in the first row and was in an awkward position trying to see what's on the screen. The movie made a great impact on me, I think partly because the movie is so local, about American life, filmed in an area not far from Manhattan and there I was in Manhattan watching it, surrounded by Americans, by English. It was an awesome experience.

[@francesca3731]

❤ thanks

[@jillian5719]

“Hangover of the 60’s”-we haven’t recovered yet

[@lepetitchat123]

Bad people want to be good? I never had this idea when I was watching the film lol