I was diagnosed with Asperger's and watching this I 100% relate to her reading and remembering every little thing she sees being awkward and lost most of the time lol watching this I didn't feel alone...rip🙏
This film pops in my mind whenever I have too much going on with my life. I just simply repeat to myself, "I'm in a vortex", and it always lightens my mood.
Thank you so much for uploading this. For some reason I can't explain, Adrienne Shelley's performance in Hal Hartley's 'Trust' - one of my all-time favourites - just popped into my mind earlier this evening and I started looking up some work that I'd never seen of hers. She was such an amazing woman. Her murder is still one of the saddest, most cruel stories of loss and such a waste: she would have had so much wonderful work to give us. RIP Adrienne.
You're my man. Trust is probably my favourite film - it's one of a few. I just love Adrienne Shelley and Martin Donovan in that movie - and Edie Faclo, everyone really. This is great to see. She was very talented. Have you seen Waitress? That's very good. She wrote and directed that too. And Simple Men of course. Though Adrienne is not in it, it has Elena Lowensohn and it's a friggin' masterpiece
@@drdavid1963 The dance in ''Simple Men'' to Sonic Youth's ''Kool Thing'' is one of the best scenes in anything...ever! Love that film, as indeed I do ''Waitress'' but you're right about ''Trust'' - there's just something, some intangible quality about it that moves me every time I watch it. I find it terribly sad that Martin Donovan has never again been able to get a role anywhere near as good as it but understand as there just aren't many roles as good as a Hal Hartley one. I'm also eternally envious that I'll never work with Hartley anyway! :D ''The Unbelievable Truth'' is just sublime, too.
Beautiful song and tribute to her, thanks for sharing it! I love all her work as well, as an actress and filmmaker. My fav is Sudden Manhattan (as director).
this was new to me..thanks for uploading it...i loved all her hal hartley performances...and so appalled by the way she died. I remember going to see 'waitress' with a friend who wasnt familiar with her and was completely baffled why i just cried all the way through it. Lovely to see her in this..
Waitress gets all the love, because it was her big crossover, but I just adore this film --I so wish she had gotten to make more films - I'd have seen them all
I love this film, but the full frame DVD is HORRIBLE. I recorded it letterboxed off Sundance years ago and you can see a lot of extra picture information on both sides. The full frame version isn't even pan and scan, they just stuck the camera in the middle and hoped some picture information got on screen. Someone really needs to put this film online or on Blu-ray in its correct aspect ratio. This is no way to watch this classic film.
One Great Film/One Complaint: This counts as one of my favorite movies, ever. The problem is the transfer!! When I first saw this film it was on (?Sundance/IFC?) & it was Gorgeous!! Letterboxed & color contrasts were impeccably tuned and toned. I found the video put out by Firstrites (a dollar-bin destined arm of Hollywood Video) release of this on video & was devastated by the pan and not even bothering to scan crap release they were satisfied to afford us. To them, I send a silent curse. Characters are off screen. Some fabulous shots are destroyed such as when (SPOILER alert) Ms. Shelly fires upon the bearded one, Brother Esau. Cinematographically speaking, the film is diminished horrifically. Try watching Apocalypse, Now on your iPhone & you will a portion of my frustration. OK, so another distributor put Sudden Manhattan out a DVD version. I can't remember the company who put it out because I dumped it almost as soon as I got it (Special Order, of course). I don't think I got far enough to take a memorable note of its aspect because the color was so bleached out, it was obvious someone took the shortest cheapest route to transferring the imagery to digital. It was impossible to watch & I threw it out, depressed. I have kept my video copy, which shares the aspect of the above RUclips offering. This is really one of my all time favorite movies and it bugs me to no end that this is the best we have. And I know there is better. I have about ten minutes of proof from when I recorded it off cable, to remind myself to return to the movie from the beginning when I had the time. That was my mid-nineties method for earmarking shit on cable. Anyway, IF ANYONE KNOWS OR CAN ACQUIRE THIS MOST AMAZING FILM IN ITS INTENDED FORMAT AND ASPECT, well, I'd just love you forever. And pay, and whatever. I'm going to see Waitress on Broadway in June when I go to New York for the first time. "Why are (you) running (to Manhattan)?" "In tribute?" Miss you, Shelly. Oh, & I really liked your turn in Revolution #9.
I'm glued to watching her much like a few other saccahrine acctresses of the 1990's, Not sure the movie was meant to be a play or have lots of meaning or waht? Regardless, she is charasmatic on screen and I watched the whole movie just to see her. She is/was such a sweet face/voice. Sigh, like being in love. I'm not even sure if she was a good actress? Sad she died in bad circumstances at 40? Dang, just a decade older than me.... Life is so scary! If one is paranoid people get all uptight but it is quite rationalized! Peace and, sleeper of a movie at times, but relaxing and never annoying. Nice theme and all that keeping with a certain tempo and pacing.... Bah bah bah bah bah end song goes!
I rate this higher than the 6.1 it gets on Rotten Tomatoes (no surprise i guess!). My favourite scenes are when the characters are all together in Donna's house, and then with Dominga "Gypsy in the Wall est. 1793.😂" I love how these two scenes seemed to just pop up unexpectedly in the plot. I'm not sure the film needed all of the scene inside the killer's den. This just seemed a bit too slapstick and not necessary as the other characters give this film so much. In any case, it's hard not to love Shelley in this film and also admire her gifts as a director. Such a loss .. but so grateful she left the world with performances and films like this 🙏❤
Rip Adrienne ! Wish you were still here
❤️❤️❤️
I was diagnosed with Asperger's and watching this I 100% relate to her reading and remembering every little thing she sees being awkward and lost most of the time lol watching this I didn't feel alone...rip🙏
Thank you Adrienne shelly for existing
This film pops in my mind whenever I have too much going on with my life. I just simply repeat to myself, "I'm in a vortex", and it always lightens my mood.
Thank you so much for uploading this. For some reason I can't explain, Adrienne Shelley's performance in Hal Hartley's 'Trust' - one of my all-time favourites - just popped into my mind earlier this evening and I started looking up some work that I'd never seen of hers. She was such an amazing woman. Her murder is still one of the saddest, most cruel stories of loss and such a waste: she would have had so much wonderful work to give us. RIP Adrienne.
You're my man. Trust is probably my favourite film - it's one of a few. I just love Adrienne Shelley and Martin Donovan in that movie - and Edie Faclo, everyone really. This is great to see. She was very talented. Have you seen Waitress? That's very good. She wrote and directed that too. And Simple Men of course. Though Adrienne is not in it, it has Elena Lowensohn and it's a friggin' masterpiece
@@drdavid1963 The dance in ''Simple Men'' to Sonic Youth's ''Kool Thing'' is one of the best scenes in anything...ever! Love that film, as indeed I do ''Waitress'' but you're right about ''Trust'' - there's just something, some intangible quality about it that moves me every time I watch it. I find it terribly sad that Martin Donovan has never again been able to get a role anywhere near as good as it but understand as there just aren't many roles as good as a Hal Hartley one. I'm also eternally envious that I'll never work with Hartley anyway! :D ''The Unbelievable Truth'' is just sublime, too.
I absolutely love Adrienne Shelly's work.
Loved this movie when I was younger. Had a crush on her when I was young. May she rest in peace.
So unfair what happened to her, but at least we can enjoy her beautiful work
+Jimmy FDZ RIP Adrienne Shelley. u r brilliant.
Well done for posting this, almost, lost gem.
I love Adrienne Shelly RIP, that's why I wrote 'The Adrienne Shelly Song', love all of the movies she is in and DID, MY FAV 'Waitress' ..
Beautiful song and tribute to her, thanks for sharing it! I love all her work as well, as an actress and filmmaker. My fav is Sudden Manhattan (as director).
Amazing song
this was new to me..thanks for uploading it...i loved all her hal hartley performances...and so appalled by the way she died. I remember going to see 'waitress' with a friend who wasnt familiar with her and was completely baffled why i just cried all the way through it. Lovely to see her in this..
Thank you so much for sharing this! What a delight. She was a treasure
This is a great movie. Love Adrienne. She was so beautiful and talented. This reminds of a female Woody allenish kind of a vibe.
Waitress gets all the love, because it was her big crossover, but I just adore this film --I so wish she had gotten to make more films - I'd have seen them all
I loved her so beautifully talent and beautiful. It’s a great movie I love it.
Thank you for posting this 😊
Adrienne was the best❤
I love this film, but the full frame DVD is HORRIBLE. I recorded it letterboxed off Sundance years ago and you can see a lot of extra picture information on both sides. The full frame version isn't even pan and scan, they just stuck the camera in the middle and hoped some picture information got on screen. Someone really needs to put this film online or on Blu-ray in its correct aspect ratio. This is no way to watch this classic film.
What a delicious movie, the best weird pic i saw in a long long time. Loved everything of it, every aspect. So thank you a lot, Jimmy.
thanks. I was very happy when I found this masterpiece.
Me now too. Do you mind if I share it on fb?
of course I don't mind. The more people know her, the better :)
Thanxxx, Jimmy, I will.
@@jimmyfdz9252
Preach brother.
It's just freaky how she made and starred in this movie about her life being in danger
Rip Adrienne😥🙏
her speaking voice so gorgeous, I wonder if she was good singer too? the tarot card reader being worried about her...life imitated stage :(
I don't know if she was a singer, but sure as hell she was an amazing actress and director
She was so beautiful
Flavor Flav mom was an extra on this movie
One Great Film/One Complaint:
This counts as one of my favorite movies, ever.
The problem is the transfer!!
When I first saw this film it was on (?Sundance/IFC?) & it was
Gorgeous!! Letterboxed & color contrasts were impeccably tuned and toned.
I found the video put out by Firstrites (a dollar-bin destined arm of Hollywood Video) release of this on video & was devastated by the pan and not even bothering to scan crap release they were satisfied to afford us. To them, I send a silent curse. Characters are off screen. Some fabulous shots are destroyed such as when (SPOILER alert) Ms. Shelly fires upon the bearded one, Brother Esau. Cinematographically speaking, the film is diminished horrifically. Try watching Apocalypse, Now on your iPhone & you will a portion of my frustration. OK, so another distributor put Sudden Manhattan out a DVD version. I can't remember the company who put it out because I dumped it almost as soon as I got it (Special Order, of course). I don't think I got far enough to take a memorable note of its aspect because the color was so bleached out, it was obvious someone took the shortest cheapest route to transferring the imagery to digital. It was impossible to watch & I threw it out, depressed. I have kept my video copy, which shares the aspect of the above RUclips offering. This is really one of my all time favorite movies and it bugs me to no end that this is the best we have. And I know there is better. I have about ten minutes of proof from when I recorded it off cable, to remind myself to return to the movie from the beginning when I had the time. That was my mid-nineties method for earmarking shit on cable. Anyway, IF ANYONE KNOWS OR CAN ACQUIRE THIS MOST AMAZING FILM IN ITS INTENDED FORMAT AND ASPECT, well, I'd just love you forever. And pay, and whatever. I'm going to see Waitress on Broadway in June when I go to New York for the first time. "Why are (you) running (to Manhattan)?"
"In tribute?"
Miss you, Shelly. Oh, & I really liked your turn in Revolution #9.
Hotz Robert Flavor Flav was a big influence in that
she was the cutest. r.i.p.
I'm glued to watching her much like a few other saccahrine acctresses of the 1990's, Not sure the movie was meant to be a play or have lots of meaning or waht? Regardless, she is charasmatic on screen and I watched the whole movie just to see her. She is/was such a sweet face/voice. Sigh, like being in love. I'm not even sure if she was a good actress? Sad she died in bad circumstances at 40? Dang, just a decade older than me.... Life is so scary! If one is paranoid people get all uptight but it is quite rationalized! Peace and, sleeper of a movie at times, but relaxing and never annoying. Nice theme and all that keeping with a certain tempo and pacing.... Bah bah bah bah bah end song goes!
I rate this higher than the 6.1 it gets on Rotten Tomatoes (no surprise i guess!). My favourite scenes are when the characters are all together in Donna's house, and then with Dominga "Gypsy in the Wall est. 1793.😂" I love how these two scenes seemed to just pop up unexpectedly in the plot. I'm not sure the film needed all of the scene inside the killer's den. This just seemed a bit too slapstick and not necessary as the other characters give this film so much. In any case, it's hard not to love Shelley in this film and also admire her gifts as a director. Such a loss .. but so grateful she left the world with performances and films like this 🙏❤
She’s was a great actress. rip
R.I.P
plays more like Indy film than Hollywood
💕💕
well damn, that was important.
princess bubblegum
40:17 ¿¿¿I think that line, predict something???
Oh yes, his death
Life is weird, in any case we are all doomed... how is that say? hope for the best but expect the worst?
40:17 OMG
actually it's kinda creepy and sad...
That part is so errie.
Suffered😭
18:27 that’s starfire 😊. 19:29