Tuesday, October 10, 2006

Buzzed-out indie film series to be presented by Robinson Film Center; first show is Half Nelson on Nov 2, 7:30 pm


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The Robinson Film Center is going to be beginning, says Chris Jay, a semi-monthly series of one night-only film screenings at the Louisiana Boardwalk Regal Cinemas in Bossier City. It begins Thur, Nov. 2 at 7:30 PM. The series is going to be called “RFC Presents,” and will bring in "one major, buzzed-about indie film per month that would not otherwise play in Shreveport-Bossier City."

Kicking things off, says Jay, is “HALF NELSON,” starring Ryan Gosling as Dan Dunne, an inner-city history teacher who must overcome his own personal crisis to help a star pupil make a decision that will change her life. The film has raised an Oscar buzz for Gosling. And the trailer can be seen at www.halfnelsonthefilm.com.

The soundtrack was composed for the film by a band that I love, says the RFC's music man, called Broken Social Scene. The film is rated R, but Jay calls it "a rare, powerful film that you will talking about and thinking about long after you leave the theatre."

Tickets are $7.50, and may be purchased by visiting this link:
http://www.robinsonfilmcenter.org/capital-campaign/
And clicking the “Donate Now” button. Just pay $7.50 for each ticket you would like to purchase.

If you purchase tickets, your name will go on the list of those who’ve paid, along with the number of seats you paid for. When you arrive at the theatre, just walk right in – no need to stop at the window. Inform the ticket-tearer that you’re there for “Half Nelson.” Individuals wishing to pay by check or cash can do so by calling (318) 424-9090. Chris says he wll literally come pick up your admission fees.

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