New Spielberg Film on Beaujolais

Speilberg's Remarkable New Film
on Beaujolais-Villages 

In association with:

& 

WTBSP
(People Wrongly Think Beaujolais Sucks Productions) 

Starring:

2017 Beaujolais-Villages Rouge 
"P'Tit Grobis"

IN

"GAMAY ON DECK"
 

Location: back deck, somewhere in America. 6:30 pm. 8/12/18
Weather: calm, 80 degrees 
Soundtrack: Songbirds, annoying neighbor dog
Food: Grilled red onions & grilled flank steak w/Texas style spicy rub

Cast:
Artur Slile: Chess Guru, Convenience Shop Chain Baron, Amateur wine connoisseur 
Marion Bloom: Former Joycean ingenue, Dress designer, College Tennis Star
Jeepers: Infrequently leashed neighbor mutt
 

Single Scene fade in.

Action!

Artur (chewy motion with lips, swirled glass setting down, focus solely on wine label) 

“ This is absolutely terrific, fresh, jammin' with flavor. Yum!”

Marion  (expressive, sincere, but not at all childlike)

“ How could anyone not like it?”

Artur (pensive, shoulder shrugging - you know the look)

“ I agree. This is best P'Tit Grobis ever, but it is Gamay, they wont try it no matter what anyone says!”

Marion (stilled. staring straight on,  just above the camera. vaguely dreamy, sincere and with a casual note of the mystic, think early live Van Morrison)

"Well Artur Darlin' that's sort of bad, troublesome even, eh, like Cormac's book, you know - all those pretty horses led to water, dying from true thirst. You know sometimes it can be so hot out here, your toes start to burn. What's that tell us about fulfillment? Or trust? It's one looong downward slide and to who really knows where. What is it that makes 'em tick - those - unwilling to step out of some self-imposed jail of boredom, like a harem of sedated housewives, and Artur I mean that kindly. Just so, maybe sweety those types, those gangs simply do not tick. When you realize that, well, I guess it doesn't matter at all what they drink. To know what is good for you, who knows what any of it is worth? Keep in mind through the right here and right now - in and out of your glass - all the future plunges into the past. Darlin' we need to keep this at the forefront of so many things. (Staring at him intently) Another splash s'il vous plait..."

Camera slow pull back from Marion's (Molly) face to reveal open-top barbecue, row of flower pots on deck, tennis rackets and a parcel of trees and medium-sized short haired dog staring.

Dissolve.