Carrabelle,
FL (Feb. 17, 2017) - The Forgotten Coast Film Festival, presented by
the Carrabelle History Museum, continues on Thursday, February 23,
6:00 pm at the Franklin Senior Center, 201 NW Avenue F, in
Carrabelle, with a free showing of the film, “Coastlines” (2002,
R) featuring Timothy Olyphant, Josh Brolin, William Forsythe, and
Josh Lucas. This movie was an official selection of the Sundance
Film Festival and is directed by the director of Ulee’s Gold,
Victor Nunez. “Coastlines”, made on location in beautiful
Carrabelle and the Forgotten Coast, tells the story of an ex-con who
returns to his Florida hometown after being released from prison only
to find how much his life and family have changed.
A
program of the Carrabelle History Museum, the goal of the Forgotten
Coast Film Festival is to bring the best quality Forgotten Coast area
films to Carrabelle and introduce people to these wonderful works
featuring the beauty of our very own region. No
one under 18 please. There is no admission and concessions will be
available for purchase to benefit the Franklin Senior Center.
The
Forgotten Coast Film Festival will wrap up on Thursday, March 16, 6
pm, with “Apalachicola River: An American Treasure”, featuring
special guest, Elam
Stoltzfus, director and cinematographer for the film.
For
more information, contact the Carrabelle
History Museum at 850-697-2141 or carrabellehistorymuseum@gmail.com.
Funded in part by the Franklin County Tourist Development Council.
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