Video is loading...
In order to see the video, click the Privacy icon in the lower left corner of your screen to grant consent for YouTube Video.
The Privacy icon looks like this:
|
Evento
The Feature Film Project: Patrick's Day
Film-lovers in Brunswick, will unite with audiences in cinemas across the United States to decide the fate of Patrick's Day, a feature film from Ireland, when it screens at Frontier on Thursday, March 5th at 5pm.
On this night, audiences at each venue will vote on whether Patrick's Day should be seen in cinemas across the USA for a wider release. The organizers hope this unique, audience-driven, nation-wide poll sends a message to distributors that could jumpstart a filmmaker's career.
The Feature Film project was conceived by MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival founder Nicholas Mason, who has put together a selection committee comprised of programmers and owners of some of the most prestigious Art House Cinema's in the USA. "The Feature Film Project is about taking unique films like Patrick's Day that have been well-received on the film festival circuit and introducing them to neighborhood cinemas. A nationwide test screening lets the cinema-going public to decide its fate. What these emerging filmmakers need is an audience to see and judge their work. I want to thank the cinemas involved for embracing the concept," says Mason.
Patrick's Day tells the story of a young man with mental health issues who becomes intimate with a suicidal flight attendant, a relationship his obsessive mother seeks to thwart with the aid of a dysfunctional cop. The film has played to enthusiastic audiences on the festival circuit, winning Best Film and Audience Awards at the Cork Film Festival and the Galway Film Fleadh in Ireland and the Woodstock Film Festival in the USA to name a few. In addition, lead actor Moe Dunford won the Shooting Star Award at the Berlin Film Festival, an award previously won by notable actors and actresses such as Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz.
"Growing up, I was obsessed with the cinema of the American dream," says Patrick's Day writer-director Terry McMahon. "My imaginative life was played out on the streets of America. My cinematic influences were American. My favorite actors and directors were American. So, at the risk of sounding sentimental, this embrace of our Irish movie Patrick's Day feels like the American dream come true.'
For more information about the Feature Film Project visit www.TheFeatureFilmProject.com
|
|
 |
UbicaciónFrontier (Ver)
14 Maine Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
United States
El mapa se está cargando...
In order to see the map for this event, click the Privacy icon in the lower left corner of your screen and grant consent for Google Maps.
The Privacy icon looks like this:
Categorías
Contacto
|
