B y today, immediately after a-year for the movie festival circuit, filmmaker Wes Hurley, ’04, has gotten accustomed the questions. They have getting inevitable once audience watch their scrappy autobiographical flick, “Potato Hopes for The usa.” And he can not really fault individuals.
“It’s a crazy story,” Hurley acknowledges from the their queer future-of-years memoir you to starts throughout the failing U.S.S.R. and you will focuses on younger Hurley with his mom, a prison derican clips and soon after emigrated so you’re able to Seattle whenever she turned into a mail-order fiance. “At each and every Q&An effective, I give people that it is 99.9% true. I didn’t create something up on tale. It offers a whimsical variety of tone so you can they. However, there aren’t any incidents or twists or turns which can be devised. Continue reading “Filmmaker Wes Hurley along with his UW staff live the ‘Potato Hopes and dreams’”