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Last minute addition...especially relevant to my Park Slope Friends...
David Cornue, who was a creative force behind "Smoking Bloomberg" a musical comedy which was really terrific, has flexed his creative muscles in a different direction and produced an Independent film which will be screened in Park Slope, Brooklyn next week. I'll let you hear it from him:
Hello Everyone:
If you’re free in the evening on Tuesday (6/3) or Friday (6/6), then come join us at the Brooklyn International Film Festival to watch the world premiere of an independent feature film I produced called THE LOCAL — written and directed by award-winning filmmaker Dan Eberle.
WHEN: Tuesday, June 3, 8PM Friday, June 6, 10PM
WHERE: Brooklyn Lyceum Theater 227 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
DIRECTIONS:Take the R train to “Union Street” station in Brooklyn.Exit the station at Union St and 4th Ave.The theater is right there on 4th Ave between Union St. and President St.
MORE INFOhttp://www.wbff.org/films/detail.asp?fid=802http://www.insurgentpictures.com/thelocal
We'll then be going for drinks at Union Hall (702 Union Street @ 5th Ave.) with the talented cast and crew after the screening on Tuesday. I appreciate your support of this stirring film about a man’s violent path to redemption, and I promise it’s worth the trip to Brooklyn!
Thanks in advance,
If you’re free in the evening on Tuesday (6/3) or Friday (6/6), then come join us at the Brooklyn International Film Festival to watch the world premiere of an independent feature film I produced called THE LOCAL — written and directed by award-winning filmmaker Dan Eberle.
WHEN: Tuesday, June 3, 8PM Friday, June 6, 10PM
WHERE: Brooklyn Lyceum Theater 227 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
DIRECTIONS:Take the R train to “Union Street” station in Brooklyn.Exit the station at Union St and 4th Ave.The theater is right there on 4th Ave between Union St. and President St.
MORE INFOhttp://www.wbff.org/films/detail.asp?fid=802http://www.insurgentpictures.com/thelocal
We'll then be going for drinks at Union Hall (702 Union Street @ 5th Ave.) with the talented cast and crew after the screening on Tuesday. I appreciate your support of this stirring film about a man’s violent path to redemption, and I promise it’s worth the trip to Brooklyn!
Thanks in advance,
David
There's no excuse for us Park Slopers not attending. Let's support great NY talent! I'll see you there!!! Bob
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