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THREE GREAT NEW INDIE FEATURES PREMIERE THIS WEEKEND, APRIL 10-12 AT THE 24TH ARIZONA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
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Jefferson Moneo Canada, 2014, 104 min. In an outlaw tale played out as a modern day murder ballad, Martha Barlow must come to terms with her dark past after her teenage son commits a horrible crime. On the run to survive, she must dodge her sociopathic former flame and attempt to reconcile with her son's dangerous and long forgotten father in order to protect her estranged family. Filmmaker in attendance. $8.00 admission
Friday, April 10 - 7:00 p.m.
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A Family Drama Girl on the Edge Jay Silverman, USA, 2014, 105 min. Based on a true story, this drama follows the life of a young girl struggling with the aftermath of a traumatic event. Her behaviors turn destructive, causing her family to suffer. She is sent to find health and empowerment at The Maheo Academy, a residential treatment center that specializes in unconventional techniques such as equine therapy and social horticultural therapy.
Filmmaker in attendance.
$8.00 admission
Saturday, April 11 - 7:00 p.m. |
A Mystery Drama
Sunny in the Dark Courtney Ware, USA, 2015, 93 min. A reclusive family therapist craving solitude moves into a new downtown loft and discovers that he is not the only person living in the space. Sunny, a homeless person living in the crawlspace above, watches the therapist's every move in order to survive.
Filmmaker in attendance.
$8.00 admission
Sunday, April 12 - 6:00 p.m. |
All films play at The Screening Room 127 East Congress Downtown on the Modern Streetcar line |
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