![]() ![]() I think that we can do better if we dig deep.” “I don't think that we need to, like, have mental trauma because of our relationships. “I think that everyone deserves legendary love, especially if you're giving yourself in the right way, you're doing the self work,” she said. ![]() She said she wants everyone to know that they are worthy of legendary love. In addition to raising her two daughters and stepson, Caesar has released a new EP, “Legendary Love.” Its first single, “The Ones We Love,” is now in regular rotation on BET Soul and the music video plays multiple times a week on the channel.Ĭaesar’s new EP delves into healthy relationships, which she said aren’t represented enough in the current music scene. “But I didn't have to worry about missing any events, because there were none.” “After you have a baby you have to sit down and take a break, and that's hard for somebody like me because I have really bad FOMO - fear of missing out - and I want to be at events,” Caesar said. Caesar said while lockdown was a chaotic time, it was a good time to have a baby. Their daughter was born toward the beginning of the pandemic. That man became her husband, and they recently had a child together. “And so I was just inspired, and I was like, ‘If nothing else, I'm gonna get a song out of this relationship.’”Ĭaesar got much more than a song. And he was the first person I ever met from St. And he was different from anybody that I ever met. She said the two had only been on a few dates when she wrote it. “Like, I'm going to squeeze in whether St. I have the type of personality where I'm going to make myself fit,” Caesar said. She left behind a tight-knit church community, lots of family and the city’s music scene, but she quickly made a home for herself in the Midwest. The film received three Canadian Comedy Award nominations at the 19th Canadian Comedy Awards in 2019, for Best Performance in a Feature (Pirie), Best Direction in a Feature (Lalonde) and Best Writing in a Film (Abrams, Brendan Gall).Lydia Caesar took a leap of faith when she moved from New York City to St. I didn’t buy the resolution, if you can call it that." Awards The screenplay is lean and unsentimental, but takes us nowhere. If so, that something is very well disguised. Once Owen and Lacie get going, there’s positively no stopping them." īrad Wheeler of The Globe and Mail was more dismissive, writing that "even though this film is set within the world of the clownishly down-and-out in Toronto, it attempts to say something uplifting. Instead of working with more observational material, The Go-Getters is comprised of heightened situations, bizarre characters, and gross-out gags delivered like they’re coming out of a gatling gun. ![]() While LaLonde ( How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town, Sex After Kids) is no stranger to risque material, the sheer amount of manic, wall-to-wall misanthropy on display in The Go-Getters marks a quantum leap in his directorial chops and style, with the filmmaker making great use of split-screens and rapid fire editing that makes this feel like a heist movie for degenerates. Critical response Īndrew Parker of TheGATE.ca positively reviewed the film, writing that "Those hip to what LaLonde and company are laying down will be treated to an uncompromising comedic work unlike anything that’s been attempted in Canadian cinema for quite some time. It opened commercially in Canadian theatres in December 2018. and had its Canadian premiere at the Canadian Film Festival on March 20. The film premiered on Maat the Cinequest Film Festival, where it won the award for Best Comedy Feature. The film's cast also includes Kristian Bruun, Christine Horne, Scott Thompson, Kate Hewlett, Jonas Chernick, Teresa Pavlinek and Ennis Esmer. The film stars Aaron Abrams and Tommie-Amber Pirie as Owen and Lacie, an aimless alcoholic and a prostitute in Toronto who form an alliance to raise $98 to pay for two bus tickets out of town however, due to their shared penchant for self-defeating behaviour, this seemingly simple task proves more difficult for them to achieve than they planned. The Go-Getters is a 2018 Canadian comedy film, directed by Jeremy Lalonde. ![]()
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