A small army of Kennedys descended upon this ski town-turned-indie film nexus yesterday for the premiere of “Ethel,’’ documentary filmmaker Rory Kennedy’s love letter to her mother. From Ethel Kennedy herself, diminutive and cheerful at 83, to Bobby Kennedy Jr., his siblings, their spouses, cousins, and grandchildren, the clan turned the packed red carpet outside the MARC theater into a transplanted Hyannisport. Paparazzi cameras flashed hectically, whirred faster when festival founder Robert Redford arrived to chat with the film’s subject, then went into a seizure-inducing blitzkrieg when Swift turned up.
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And Boston Globes Love feast of the Kennedy's continues. Miss Swift is unaware of the truth about the real Kennedy's. I wonder if the film showed the clip of Robert Kennedy whispering in the ear of JFK's at his wedding? Unknown to them that they were being recorded. He tells JFK it's ok to cheat once your married. What a classy bunch!