Shreveport-based filmmaker Phillip Jordan Brooks and host Jeffrey Kallenberg will present an evening of locally-produced short films on Friday, Dec. 9th at Shreveport’s Municipal Auditorium (705 Elvis Presley Avenue), says Chris Jay. Brooks will premiere his newest film, “Deliberate” as well as a selection of earlier works.
The program, which runs less than one hour, will be presented at 8:30 PM, 9:30 PM and 10:30 PM. Admission is $5, including a buffet provided by Kon Tiki and free parking lot security.
A cash bar and a performance by the Shreveport Metropolitan Jazz Ensemble will also be included in the evening. The film has not been rated but does include combat-related violence.
3 comments:
Sorry that I wasn't able to make it to the show, but Isn't there Someone Else Who Can Write in this town and wouldn't mind posting a few lines about the event?
From an anon. layperson:
200-300 people showed up to an very well done and fun event. Food, drinks, socializing and some surprizingly good films from Phillip Brooks. He showed one of his earlier works "Stovepipe" and action flick, which was Ok. "Deliberate" however was very good. No dialogue, but a very profound film about war and death. Very good photography by Jeremy Hernandez and music that followed the action very well. Overall, a very nice event and some admirable work by Mr. Brooks.
Terrific brief review! Thanks, anon layperson. Hope you will post again.
Pam Atchison told me the event was unusually well done - that the auditorium felt warm and well-decorated. She commented on the healthy mix of young audience along with a middle-aged group.
Congrats to Phillip and his team!
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