Teen Filmmakers Will Screen New Short Films With Guest Appearances by Local Young Artists and Musicians.
LANDENBERG, Pa., Oct. 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Award-winning filmmakers Kurtis, Kris, and Nik Theorin will premiere two short films, Alien Communications and GUMBALL, on Sunday, November 2nd at the Theater N in Wilmington, DE from 2:00-4:00pm. The three brothers and their mom, photographer Amy Theorin, are the creative force behind Something's Awry Productions based in Landenberg, PA. The premiere will screen Alien Communications and GUMBALL and will also serve as a celebration of the arts with a variety of local artists showcasing their work. Local young author Felicia Maziarz will be on hand to sign copies of her books from the Stanley and Katrina series, artist Elizabeth Krov will be selling prints of fine art as well as 'Toastie Monsters' and singer/songwriter Emma Cullen will be performing original songs from her latest EP.
Alien Communications, a quirky, coming-of-age short film, was filmed in White Clay Creek Preserve in Chester County, PA this past summer. Lead actress Evangeline Young has appeared in CBS's The Good Wife and the critically-acclaimed indie film Yes, Your Tide is Cold and Dark, Sir (2013) shot in Lewes, DE. Lead actor Luke Baxter, a student at The Center for Performing and Fine Arts in West Chester, PA, is a newcomer to the scene. Local author and motivational speaker Jamie Kleman describes the film as "A touching coming of age story that the awkward in all of us can relate to."
GUMBALL, a dramatic short film told without the use of dialogue, was filmed in West Chester, PA. Established theater actress and New Jersey native Olivia Dalessandro stars in the experimental film shot on location at the landmark DK Diner. Written by Nik and co-directed by Kris and Kurtis, the film tells the story of a young woman who breaks into a diner only to discover the remnants of a love story.
The young filmmakers hope to replicate or surpass the success of their last short film Retreat that screened at film festivals around the world last year including a showing at the famous Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood this summer.
To purchase tickets for the premiere, please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/somethings-awry-productions-premiere-party-tickets-13410638581. For interviews or additional information, please contact Amy Theorin.
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