By Eleanor O'Sullivan
On a recent Thursday evening, filmmaker Sandra Longo introduced her new documentary, The BlueBelles to a full house of enthusiastic moviegoers at the Red Bank Arts Cinema. "I hope you will find the film entertaining and illuminating," Longo said, and the movie began.
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On October 2, 2008, The BlueBelles doc premiered to two near-sold out crowds at the Red Bank Clearview Art Cinema and received the following news coverage.
"In The Arts" -- The Independent & The Hub
"Meet the BlueBelles" -- Hoboken Reporter & The Jersey City Reporter
By Shannon Mullen
They've got a million stories. Like the one Eileen Berger, 73, of Shrewsbury tells about lying in a medically induced coma and hearing her friend Dottie LaVergne at her bedside, ordering the nurses to stop attaching the pulsometer to the same finger.
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Like-Minded Entertainment, in conjunction with Chrysalis Productions, is proud to announce the private premiere of its latest feature documentary, The BlueBelles. For the past three years, Director Sandra Longo, a Tinton Falls resident, has followed nineteen local women who met in the pool at the Red Bank YMCA. These women, who call themselves The BlueBelles, forged an extraordinary friendship that's still going strong 20 years later.
In August, LME's Sandra Longo and Lizbeth Finn-Arnold oversaw the recording of the theme song for The BlueBelles documentary, called "We Don't Have Time to Worry."
The original song was written, composed and produced by River Plaza resident, John Russell. The song was recorded in Middletown, NJ at Greatorex Basement Studios, with Amanda Russell, a jazz vocal major at the University of North Texas, singing lead vocals.
After shooting for over two years, Chrysalis Productions, in association with LME, has officially wrapped production on The BlueBelles. The doc follows the unique and enduring 20+ year friendship of an eclectic group of senior women who met by chance at a swim class.
The BlueBelles was directed by Sandra Longo, and shot by Anna-Mária Vág. Longo, along with Lizbeth Finn-Arnold, is currently editing the film for a projected Spring 2008 premiere.
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