As his latest melodic crowdpleaser Flora and Son heads to theaters, filmmaker John Carney is joining us for a Letterboxd Q&A. (Update: the Q&A is here.)
For those who have seen Flora and Son at its festival showings, here’s your chance to pick up your acoustic guitar and ask Carney about its heartwarming mixture of emotional highs and lows. If you haven’t had the pleasure of experiencing this soothing symphony, don’t fret! This conversation is open to questions about Carney’s entire canon, so strum on down and let us know everything you want to hear about On the Edge, Once, Begin Again and Sing Street as well.
Drop your questions as a comment on this list by 9pm PT Tuesday,…
As his latest melodic crowdpleaser Flora and Son heads to theaters, filmmaker John Carney is joining us for a Letterboxd Q&A. (Update: the Q&A is here.)
For those who have seen Flora and Son at its festival showings, here’s your chance to pick up your acoustic guitar and ask Carney about its heartwarming mixture of emotional highs and lows. If you haven’t had the pleasure of experiencing this soothing symphony, don’t fret! This conversation is open to questions about Carney’s entire canon, so strum on down and let us know everything you want to hear about On the Edge, Once, Begin Again and Sing Street as well.
Drop your questions as a comment on this list by 9pm PT Tuesday, September 12 and we’ll curate a selection of the best to ask Carney.
Flora and Son stars Eve Hewson as single mom Flora, at a loss about what to do with her rebellious teenage son, Max (Orén Kinlan). Her efforts to keep him out of trouble lead to a beat-up acoustic guitar, a washed-up LA musician (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and harmony for this frayed Dublin family. Apple releases it in select US theaters September 22, and streaming worldwide on AppleTV+ September 29, with the exception of Ireland where it will release in theaters on February 23, 2024.
