ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A fascinating duality among the folks at the MFA in Screenwriting at Western Colorado University's Graudate Program in Creative Writing and the Crested Butte Film Festival as they discuss (debate?) the classic 1971 offbeat romance "Harold and Maude." What does the passage of time do to our experience of art? Is there a universal message in a story that can cut across generations? These are just some of the provocative topics on display in this edition of Screenplaying. Please enjoy our many disagreements!
Our theme music is by Levgen Poltavasky at Pixabay, and our audio wizard is Mike Janowski. Thank you for supporting our podcast about the art of movies and the lost art of conversation!
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