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- Release Date: 1998
- Runtime: 85 min
- Genre: Drama
- Starring: Julia Sweeney, Quentin Tarantino ... see all
- Director: Julia Sweeney
- Plot: Julia Sweeney tells the viewers the monologue about the hard time in her life when her brother fought with cancer and she was also diagnosed with a rare form of... Read more
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| Sep 21, 2001Laramie Movie Scope
The movie, written, directed and performed by Julia Sweeney, is at once funny and poignant.
The original music is by Anthony Marinelli.
funny moments that many of us share because we are human beings
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| Feb 12, 1999Chicago Tribune
That's when, to borrow the apt title of her heart-wrenching yet funny one-woman stage show, "God Said, 'Ha!
For some reason, the film also features joltingly abrupt cuts, yet the essence of the show comes across intact, punctuated discreetly by Anthony Marinelli's spare score.
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Film Journal International
She also turned it into a best-selling book and now, with the improbable assistance of Quentin Tarantino, a very engaging and involving film.
Whereas mystery enveloped the androgynous Pat (more annoyingly than amusingly), there is no unexplored corner to Julia Sweeney.
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1998-11-17
God Said Ha! Making the most of her Miramax -via? Quentin Tarantino connection, Julia Sweeney gets a film of her stage monologue about cervical cancer onto the screen. ... Full Article
A film review by Christopher Null - Copyright 2000 Filmcritic.com What a bad, awful life Julia Sweeney has had -- you know, not including all the Saturday Night Live success and stuff. ... Full Article
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