Celia welcomes your comments about GITA: God in the Army.
From an audience member at Nakai’s Homegrown Festival May 11, 13, 15, 2010:
“Very powerful and real; was a great medium for verbalizing my feelings about war since I never seem to find the right words to express – thank you.”
Back to GITA page for photos, YouTube interview and synopsis.
I think I know what you mean, Sid. I appreciate the feedback. Another woman said she was struck by the power of me sitting in the silhouette of the monk and it was the most amazing moment for her. So for each person it will be different. I will think about your idea and thank you for taking the time to comment. Hope you had fun with the movie stars! Celia.
Hey Celia,
Bravo encore for GITA ! Looking forward pour la suite… I wanted to tell you about the self immolation photo of Thích Quảng Đức but did not have time until now… I was busy and also working on a movie with Steve Martin, Jack Black and others on beautiful Dempster… But back to this picture,this is only my opinion… It is such a strong photo of determination,hope,belief and many other representations that one can imagine or not. Being an observer and details oriented person; thank to nature and my Dad… The thought of you sitting facing him at 45* angle or less would have a greater impact on my emotional and visual side…. as the photo would not be hidden by you, it would trigger in me a stronger sense of respect and reflection toward him and ourself. Maybe we can talk more about what I mean when we come across each other. Bonne continuation !
Yay! Thanks, Anna! Loved your play, too. BRAVO!
I loved the starry backdrop too, and the energy, it got me hooked right at the very beginning. I also can’t wait to see where it goes.
Thanks so much, Jason. So glad it had an impact.
I thought your GITA excerpt was thought provoking and interesting. Loved the use of the starry night as a back-drop. Can’t wait to see where this goes.