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Film/TV • Conflict of Interest

The Cinema of Bear Gall Bladders

by Charles Mudede • Jul 6, 2010 at 10:49 pm

On Thursday, July 8th, at the Sorrento, the man played by this man in the movie Grassroots, will read from his second book, Memphis Del Mar; and I, a man who would like to be played by this man in any movie, will not only discuss cinema and the city of Seattle but also read from a script called Dynasty, which is about these animals...

Alan Vernon

...and the black market value of their gall bladders. The night will begin at 6:30 pm.

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