Conversation with Michelle Esrick: Making “Saint Misbehavin’

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Conversation with Michelle Esrick: Making

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Conversation with Michelle Esrick: Making "Saint Misbehavin'

It took Michelle Esrick ten years to make her intimate film about Wavy Gravy, “This was the craziest idea I ever had in my life! I was an actress and a poet. I never thought of myself as a filmmaker. But I’ve always lived my life following my heart, and I’ve seen that it pretty much works out. I mean, the good thing about practicing being awake, practicing being conscious, is that you’re awake to hear callings.” It was a big calling and finally paid off. Here’s the inspiring conversation... { read more }

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