![]() Support local news by subscribing to the Journal & Topics in print or online. Traverse City Film Festival is a charitable and educational non-profit organization founded by Academy Award-winning director and local resident Michael Moore, committed to showing “Just Great Movies” and to helping save one of America’s few indigenous art forms – the cinema. Everyone is invited to join TCFF in Open Space park on Sunday, Aug. Free to the community, the event will feature a special screening of “The Princess Bride.” There will be live music, games and prizes, as well as “Just Desserts,” a variety of delectable confections and sweets available for purchase. ![]() These new “Compliments of the Festival” screenings will join new free Evening Panels at the Cinema Salon in Clinch Park, and a “Newbie” Program for first-time festival attendees.Īlso new this year, TCFF invites the community and visitors to the first ever TCFF Closing Night Bash in Open Space. Classic films “She Done Him Wrong,” “Gold Diggers of 1933” and “The Last Days of Pompeii” join documentaries “The Battle of amfAR,” “Waiting for Mamu” and “War on Whistleblowers.” And filmmaker Mark Cousins will introduce a special sneak screening of one of his films. Included in these screenings will be Michael Apted’s landmark documentary “7 Up” series. Il vient, soldat, baisse le front, je t'en supplie, La cavalcade. Select movie screenings at the new Bijou by the Bay, and inside the Dennos Museum’s Dutmers Theater, will be offered free to the public. 128 S Union St Ste B (State Street), Traverse City, MI 49684, United States Directions Directions. The screening and panel discussion is made possible by sponsors Cherry Bend Family Care, Fierberg National Law Group, High Street Insurance Partners, Beth Holmes-Bozung, and Kevin Bozung.A series of free films are the newest addition to the lineup of the ninth annual Traverse City Film Festival (TCFF), founded by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Michael Moore. Tickets are available for $10 each or at the door, based on availability. Moms Demand Action is bringing this documentary to the big screen at the State Theater to raise awareness around the reality that gun violence is pervasive in cities big and small.ĭoors open at 5:30pm and the movie starts at 6:30pm. This film showcases the after effects on the small town of Parkland, Fla., rocked by this mass shooting, focusing on the families who lost their loved ones to gun violence. The film chronicles the fallout of the 2018 school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that left 17 dead. ![]() of Epidemiology & Biostatistics Ella Kirkwood, Student, Traverse City Central High School and Joe McCarthy, Director of Campus Safety and Transportation, Interlochen Center for the Arts. Fierberg, Attorney, The Fierberg National Law Group Kelly Hirko, PhD, Assistant Professor, MSU Dept. master stylist at Bijou Salon Traverse City, MI. Panel experts and student leaders include Douglas E. MASTER HIAR STYLIST at MONTAGE HAIR DESIGN SALON San Jose, California, United States. On Wed., October 18, Moms Demand Action of Traverse City is presenting the documentary “After Parkland” directly followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A. Moms Demand Action is a volunteer group of supporters working to advance the conversation, laws, and movement around gun safety. Gun violence is a growing threat to public safety - guns are actually the number one killer of kids, teens, and young adults aged 18-25 in the United States.
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