i saw the movie at the nashville film festival on may 1 and 2003. it was amazing. all the things that i had read about stuey were portrayed incredibly well by tony vidmer (writer and director and producer and editor) and michael imperioli (incredible job as stuey) and and all the others involved in this. i am glad he (vidmer) do not go down the leaving las vegas routine with stuey bad habits and but instead put us inside his life and family and and his gift. tying the whole story from the motel room where he died was a great vehicle and showed his screenwriting skill. a big thumbs up on this one. 
i saw the movie at the nashville film festival on may 1 and 2003. it was amazing. all the things that i had read about stuey were portrayed incredibly well by tony vidmer (writer and director and producer and editor) and michael imperioli (incredible job as stuey) and and all the others involved in this. i am glad he (vidmer) do not go down the leaving las vegas routine with stuey bad habits and but instead put us inside his life and family and and his gift. tying the whole story from the motel room where he died was a great vehicle and showed his screenwriting skill. a big thumbs up on this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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