Archive for September 2010
Private Screening Tonight
Kansas City Jazz & Blues: Past, Present & Future is Sue Vicory’s latest documentary treasure.
Read More10 Years of Films – The Kansas International Film Festival
HARVEST, PLEASE REMOVE YOUR SHOES and MY RUN are but a few of the films being featured at KIFF October 1st thru October 7th at the Glenwood Arts Theatre.
Read MoreReviews for LAST BREATH
LAST BREATH is an award winning feature that has been called “A movie that has created a new genre of film” ROBERT BUTLER
Read MoreBob Butler of the Kansas City Star
The new organization CinemaKC will hold its second meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Screenland Crown Center. The evening showcases the KC Filmmakers Coalition; admission is $10.
Read MoreCKC Showcases the Independent Filmmakers Coalition, Sept 30th
CinemaKC will salute the Independent Filmmakers Coalition of Kansas City, Thursday, September 30 at the Screenland Crown Center beginning at 7:00 p.m., with a screening of “Works In Progress” from director Stephen Pruitt and continuing with a 9:00 p.m. screening of “Last Breath,” from director Ty Jones.
The showcase will be preceded by an informal mixer at 6:00 p.m.
Read MoreThe Boller Brothers
For nearly half a century, you couldn’t throw a film canister without hitting a Boller Brothers theater. St. Joseph native Carl Boller set up his architecture firm in Kansas City in 1905, bringing his younger brother Robert into the business the following year. By the end of that decade, they were nationally renowned for building everything from elaborate theatrical palaces to small town cinemas.
Read MoreCINEMAKC UNITES AREA FILM ORGANIZATIONS WITH GALA AND SCREENING
By Jerry Rapp September 13, 2010 in REview The Kansas City film scene can be compared to instant coffee — instant gourmet coffee, mind you, but with the packed-in makings…
Read MoreThe Kansas City Star, Sunday, September 12, Bob Butler…
The first meeting of CinemaKC, the new umbrella organization for the local film community, gets under way Thursday, September 16 at the Screenland Crown Center. The program honors “Dried Up,”…
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