RIDGEFIELD, Conn. A director says he's traveling to Connecticut to prepare for a TV movie related to the Newtown school shooting.
Jonathan Bucari told News 12 Connecticut he planned to visit Ridgefield on Monday.
Ridgefield is 20 miles southwest of Newtown, where a gunman fatally shot 20 first-graders, six educators and himself in December.
WVIT-TV reports Bucari's film company says the film focuses on a 13-year-old boy with mental illness and a fear of his parents after the shooting.
Bucari says he picked Ridgefield because it looks like Newtown and he didn't want to upset Newtown residents so soon after the killings.
Ridgefield schools superintendent Deborah Low says the timing is "poor."
Bucari's Internet Movie Database page lists one completed directorial project, a TV pilot called "The Sacrificial Lamb." He has no listed telephone number and hasn't responded to online messages.
Let's make a FILM! That way we can get the hoi polloi excited and appeal to the unwholesome interest of all! The feelings of friends and family? Screw 'em. After all. it's been two months already, yeah? Time to move on.
The truth? Why? If we put enough spin on it to get people outraged enough to insist on a bunch of restrictive laws, so much the better. We might even get an atta-boy from the President!
So much for common decency. Pathetic.
S much for common decency indeed!
AGREED. Not to mention the degradation of certain movie goers who take an almost purient interest in this situation, making the movie a MUST SEE for many.
So what's more sick? The making of the film, or the fact that those making it know their audience so well?
Why don't you address the schmuck who wants to make the movie instead of bringing YOUR bias and hate against the President?
Odds are you won't know anyone who is in it unless they can persuade a star with no axe to grind on the gun issue.
Whatever they do, it will be garbage!