Adrienne Wehr

The cast also includes actress Adrienne Wehr, producer of "The Bread, My Sweet," as a therapist who inherits the case of the twins after taking over the staff at Mayfield.

Gordon has a fan and ardent supporter in Adrienne Wehr, "The Bread's" producer.
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"Part of my passion for it has to do with the fact that films like 'Her Majesty' and 'The Bread' don't have these huge marketing budgets behind them," Wehr says.

Among the visitors wearing peace sign medallions and John Lennon granny glasses, we spotted Warhol director Tom Sokolowski; Collen Criste; "The Bread, My Sweet" producer Adrienne Wehr with Robert Bupp; Eva Trout; Corey LeChat; Greg Costantino; Christine Darling; Rhona Giovannitti; Amy and Michael Sobkowiak with Olivia; Megan Tressler and Joe Wojcik; Beverly and Frank Ticich; and Erin Carey and Jason Rybka.

Adrienne Wehr, producer of "The Bread, My Sweet," has been picked as the chair and spokeswoman for a committee that emerged from a July 31 meeting at Pittsburgh Filmmakers that drew roughly 70 people.

On the homefront, though, "The Bread, My Sweet" producer Adrienne Wehr has long maintained her production was ill-served by the film office and that it is "sheer idiocy" to suggest Pittsburghers are comfortable with Ms. Keezer representing them in L.A. "Enough is enough."

Adrienne Wehr, local producer of The Bread, My Sweet, thinks there's something wrong with this picture.

"The Pittsburgh Film and Media Alliance is proposing that the Pittsburgh Film Office must be reconfigured from the ground up," spokeswoman and "The Bread, My Sweet" producer Adrienne Wehr said yesterday.

"It is not about its executive director, it is not about disputed facts and figures, it is about the very charter of the initiative itself.Whether or not a brand-new film office would be formed or just the current one would be reconfigured, that remains to be seen.But we are asking and proposing change."

While the film office's mission worked for much of the 1990s, bringing Hollywood production here and keeping people employed, it doesn't any longer, Wehr suggested."We are proposing that a new model is warranted, and the time for change is now," she said.
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Adrienne does a movie; when someone else wants to do a 'Bread, My Sweet,' they have to reinvent the wheel, rather than having a knowledge base or a resource base to foster production."

They pointed to the Greater Philadelphia Film Office as a model, although it's an older, bigger and better-funded operation that enjoys free office space courtesy of the city.Now a nonprofit corporation, the Philadelphia office employs nine people instead of three, as in Pittsburgh.

Philadelphia gets the lion's share of applications for the $10 million in grant money the state offers TV and film producers.Wehr, Lacey and others would like to see the total tripled, with Pittsburgh dipping deeper into that pool.

CLOSING NIGHT AWARDS CEREMONY left to right: Alan Inkles, Director of the 2002 Stony Brook Film Festival with many of this year's winners: Jeff Bemiss, writer/director, "The Book and the Rose" - Ralph Maccio, writer/director, "Love Thy Brother" - Anna Marie Crovetti, executive producer, "Almost Salinas" - Terry Allen Green, writer/director, "Almost Salinas" - Adrienne Wehr, producer, "The Bread, My Sweet" - Max Myers, writer/director, "Don't Let Go" - Melissa Martin, writer/director, "The Bread, My Sweet" - Awards presenter, Michael Atkinson, Film Critic, The Village Voice

* Adrienne Wehr, co-organizer of event and producer of award-winning "indie" film sensation The Bread, My Sweet. Critically acclaimed performer and active union organizer with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Wehr will co-host open-mike discussions with Jessica Lee.
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"Pittsburgh shines with talent and we need to project a powerful beacon of ability to the West Coast, to New York and to other parts of the world," said Adrienne Wehr, producer and performer, The Bread, My Sweet.

-Adrienne Wehr, performing artist & producer of "The Bread, My Sweet"