A mysterious Man sits at a booth at the end of a diner. People approach him because they've heard The Man has a gift. He can solve their problems: A parent with a sick child, a woman who wants to be prettier, a nun who has lost her faith. The Man can give these people what they want. For a price.Read more about it at my link above.
For those who have seen it already, Joseph Susanka has a real treat which I can't believe I haven't mentioned until now.
He's been sharing his ongoing conversation with Christopher “C.K.” Kubasik, creator and writer of The Booth at the End. The entire thing is a delight for anyone who loves storytelling.
Just to give you a tiny taste, C.K. gives a lot of credit to his Catholic upbringing with his rich appreciation of story and symbolism. (He isn't Catholic now, just fyi.)
With a fourth part promised! Thank you Joseph and C.K.!
Booth at the End is one of the best shows I've ever seen. Really incredible, considering the low budget, one-set scenes, etc. A testament to the power of good writing and good acting.
ReplyDeleteKubasik is on Twitter, and well worth following. He tweets a lot of good thoughts on writing, film/tv, etc.