Comments on: One Hour Fantasy Girl Screenings (We’re Giving Away Tickets!)

By: AaronJamesPatterson

AaronJamesPatterson — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 00:33:23 +0000

I just wanted to alert everyone that this film screening is part of a monthly film screening held by Kristopher Rommel, the host of the Derby City International Film Festival. While this screening has a ticket price of $5, every other screening so far has been entirely free, and always includes films made by local filmmakers, which you would probably not hear about any other way. It's an especially great way to support local artist especially since it's FREE. It takes place on the last Friday of every month at the Vernon. The location and day might be changing soon to make it more convenient for everyone to make it so it won't coincide with Fat Friday. To find out more information, you can go to the homepage for the Derby City Independent Film Series here: http://derbycityfilmfest.com/derbycityindependentfilmseries.htm Kris also hosts a weekly podcast/radio show about local and national film which can be found here: http://derbycityfilmfest.com/derbycityfilmchat.htm If you're a film buff or like to support the local art scene, you might as well check out all these free avenues to stay informed about local films.

By: Jason Ramey

Jason Ramey — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:26:12 +0000

The zombie movie buff in me says The Return of the Living Dead. Lawn Dogs was pretty good too.

By: AaronJamesPatterson

AaronJamesPatterson — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 06:47:38 +0000

Well, Michelle, my favorite film with a KY connection would be my own film, which you posted about back in March (thank you very much), “On the Lam.” (www.onthelammovie.com). The KY connection being the fact that I’m from Louisville and live in Louisville, and co-produced, co-wrote, co-directed, acted in, edited, and did many other things for this film.
Out of “well known” movies, my fave film with a KY connection would have to be Stripes. It’s a fun movie, and it’s great to recognize the places in which they are filming. Even though it’s not supposed to be KY in the context of the movie, we all know it is.

By: John Paul Rice

John Paul Rice — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 03:10:14 +0000

Hello Louisville,
A Very BIG thanks to Michelle for supporting independent art and film.
For anyone who enjoys seeing film that have a rich and emotional journey, this one is for you.
ONE HOUR FANTASY GIRL is about finding inner strength.
Some people find it unintentionally, simply because surviving life’s traumas forces them to look deep within themselves and locate it and seize it with all of their might.
The cast and crew poured their talents into telling an honest and powerful story about never giving up on your goals/dreams.
You can read more about what others have said on our film’s press page:
http://www.onehourfantasygirlmovie.com/press
As well as fan reactions to the movie: http://www.facebook.com/onehourfantasygirl
I hope you will join us next Friday (July 31st) or Saturday (Aug 1st) as there will be a Q&A after each screening along with a meet-and-greet for all local talent who wish to meet with us for collboration on our next film.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Sincerely,
John Paul Rice
Producer, ONE HOUR FANTASY GIRL
http://www.onehourfantasygirlmovie.com