The audience for the 1998 Maine International Film Festival's closing night movie loved "Pants on Fire". Writer/director Rocky Collins described it that night as a domestic melodrama. I felt that the movie artfully walked a fine, high wire. Now a farce, now a black comedy, yet never over-played by the (mostly) unknown cast. To call this a good first film doesn't begin to do it justice. It is a good piece of work, period. Thanks, Rocky.
Review of Pants on Fire
