If you missed the ATL premier of @RadicalFriend's SPAGHETTI JUNCTION (@SpaghettiJnFilm, 2023) on Friday, DON'T FRET! We are screening this incredible homegrown indie film through the week! 🌠
For tickets: https://t.co/6gBQDj690T
SPAGHETTI JUNCTION now playing at @PlazaAtlanta for a week! A lo fi alien love story with a score by cum metal lordz @_HEALTH_ ! get tix and skewer me alive on @letterboxd !
Heads up, Atlanta movie buffs! Powerful homegrown indie “Spaghetti Junction” premiers tonight @PlazaAtlanta. Director Kirby McClure @RadicalFriend will be in attendance for a Q&A. Screening begins at 8 pm. Don’t miss it! @SpaghettiJnFilm. https://t.co/q77kZ3dDsr
Such kind words about me in this interview with director @RadicalFriend regarding my work in his @SpaghettiJnFilm. Thank you!
Popflick: Cam McHarg plays August and Shine's dad. He's very macho and physical, yet he's the most vulnerable character in the movie. The first time we see him, he's riding the pink bike, which symbolizes femininity and girlhood. The image is both funny and incongruent. Were you trying to comment on dysfunctional masculinity?
Kirby McClure: Cam is a brilliant actor, and I hope he gets more opportunities after this movie. He went deep with me to bring this character to life. I saw the dad as being a flawed human being who is a stereotypical man. But masculinity is eating away at him because he can't be just the breadwinner. He can't be this symbol of masculinity because he has to raise two girls and cook for them. All these different things that traditionally would be considered female tasks. He must do these things, and he's also struggling with addiction, but he's doing his best. He's making lots of mistakes, but he means well. Some people wanted that character to be almost a little bit more conventional, an abusive alcoholic. But I found that there's always another side to the story. Abusive people and alcoholics they're like that for a reason, and you have to have empathy for these characters.
This guy means well. He's trying to hold it together, but society and the pressures on him are just breaking him apart. The disappearance of his daughter is a chance to prove himself. He goes on this mission to get her back. You see him just getting drunk the entire time, almost, but then, when that happens, you see him drinking coffee. Now, he's no longer on alcohol. He's on a mission. He's focused. He's going to chase his daughter. He will go wherever he has to go to get her back because he sees that as a way to redeem himself from all the bad stuff he's been doing. If he could get her back, he would have done something right.
The film makes full use of Atlanta’s sprawling visual dissonance of dead strip malls, vape stores, kudzu-ravaged vacant lots and a collision of cultures from South Asian to deep South. https://t.co/6oIZYhkndD
The film makes full use of Atlanta’s sprawling visual dissonance of dead strip malls, vape stores, kudzu-ravaged vacant lots and a collision of cultures from South Asian to deep South. https://t.co/6oIZYhkndD
Excited that SPAGHETTI JUNCTION has a 9.1 rating on @IMDb 🙏 !! If you're in the mood for a lo-fi alien love story with a shoegazey score by @_HEALTH_ go check it out on Amazon.
"Spaghetti Junction captures a wondrously dreamlike vision, making the outskirts of Atlanta feel like a liminal fantasy world."
-@TheOscarGoff
Review: https://t.co/pedN0y84Ky
This morning I spoke with the legendary @LoisReitzes on Atlanta’s NPR channel @wabeatl - honored to talk about the symbolism of Magnolia flowers in my film, cosmic travelers, and the rapidly changing Doraville landscape that is the backdrop of SPAGHETTI JUNCTION @SpaghettiJnFilm