Success! Success!
Help us wrap up our fabulous, successful Film Festival weekend at Lowell’s Caffé Paradiso on Sunday (later today, given that it’s 1AM!)
Great brunch! Great company! And a celebratory farewell to Lowell Film Fest weekend!
Sunday, April 5 @ 11AM
Caffé Paradiso
45 Palmer Street, Lowell
No reservations required — just come on by and stay for a spell!
Greetings Filmies!
The project we’ve all been working on the last several months is finally arrived!
Please come out and join us if you can and support GREAT FILM IN LOWELL! All the information you need to know can be found at www.lowellfilms.org. Come on out for the fun on this (hopefully) dreary, but GOOD weather for film, weekend!
* Opening Night Reception TONITE at the Revolving Museum!
* Hip, cool, totally fun LATE-NIGHT AFTER-PARTY at the 119 Gallery
* Visit with Fair Trade vendors tomorrow at the Revolving Museum
* Come out and hear from local filmmakers at our Filmmakers Panel
* Join us for our WTO Double Feature : The Yes Men and Battle in Seattle
* End the weekend at our Sunday Wrap-Up Brunch at Caffe Paradiso!
Again, all you need to know is on the official Lowell Film Fest website!
I hope we see you there! ENJOY! And thank you for all your support of Film in Lowell!
A LOWELL FILM FESTIVAL UPDATE!
If reservation requests for the Lowell Film Festival’s Opening Night Headline Film are any indication, this Festival is gonna be STELLAR!
As of this afternoon, seats for the Lowell Film Festival’s screening of Academy-Award nominated film “The Garden” have SOLD OUT! The Festival committee is still encouraging folks to come on out Friday on stand-by in case any reservations get released. But as of today, no more reservations for Friday will be taken.
The Saturday headline film, “Battle in Seattle,” still has some available seats, but they, too, are going quickly!
I encourage anyone reading this who is interested in taking in the Saturday headline film to visit www.lowellfilms.org and make those reservations!
RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW FOR:
Battle in Seattle
Saturday, April 4 @ 8PM
UMass Lowell, O’Leary Library
61 Wilder Street, Room 222
And hey: did we mention there will be FREE heaps of popcorn, soda, and candy treats for everyone in the audience? [Yes, there WILL BE!]
Film will be a HUGE part of the month of April here in the City of Lowell! And we couldn’t be more pleased!
In addition to the Lowell Film Festival (April 3 – 5), there’ll be several film events hosted by the LFC and otherwise, including the Pollard Library’s monthly indie film screening and Kitty Chick’s flicks. UMass Lowell is getting in on the action, with some great screenings on campus that we’ll keep you posted on.
BUT — here is film event you won’t want to miss! (Do we always say that?)
Tampopo [1986]
Friday, April 3 @ 10:30PM
119 Gallery
119 Chelmsford Street, Lowell
Roger Ebert LOVES this film, and why shouldn’t he? It’s got food, beauty, sensuality … and that incredible 80′s look filmies can’t pass up. It’s a racy, sexy piece, and the 119 Gallery is THE perfect venue.
And I should of course mention that this great film is being screened in honor of the Lowell Film Festival’s Opening Night After-Party!
But read Ebert’s review for yourself.
And after you do, mark your calendar!
See you there!
Yours truly has gotten the word that reservations are going FAST for the upcoming Lowell Film Festival’s headline films on Friday and Saturday night: “The Garden” and “Battle in Seattle” respectively. And with the Fest less than TWO weeks away, this is a gentle reminder to get in on the action.
Have you made your reservations yet?
Pay a visit to the Lowell Film Festival website and get in touch with the good folks at the Fest : www.lowellfilms.org (or visit our Lowell Film Fest page on our own LFC site).
Word on the street has it that the Film Fest has a good presence on Twitter and Facebook, too.
Any Twitters, Tweeters, or Facebookees out there? If so — JOIN UP and help the crew spread the word about Lowell’s cinematic event!
