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Savannah did the Talking Pictures podcast before the 2017 San Diego International Film Festival and it's now live.
Listen to it! More opportunites to see And Then There Was Eve! Full screening schedule.
October 8, 2017 • 2:30 PM San Diego International Film Festival ArcLight Cinemas/UTC, San Diego, CA https://secure.sdiff.com/e/passes-2017/preview October 7, 2017 • 3:30 PM San Diego International Film Festival Regal Theater Horton Plaza, San Diego, CA https://secure.sdiff.com/e/passes-2017/preview October 1, 2017 • 11 AM Out on Film / Atlanta's LGBT Film Festival Landmark Midtown Art Cinema, 931 Monroe Drive, Atlanta GA 30308 http://www.outonfilm.org/andthentherewaseve September 30 - October 1, 2017 • 11 AM Sydney Transgender International Film Festival Sydney, Austraila (time TBA) http://cinewest.org/welcome/?p=10168 Co-star Rachel Crowl (Eve) was profiled by the LA Times in a Sunday feature about authenticity in Hollywood.  "...Tania Nolan compels viewers to follow along in her journey. Her character fixates on certain facts, while blocking out others, making her a challenge to play. However, Nolan understands these contradictions and manages to not let them overtake her performance. In her screen debut, Rachel Crowl mesmerizes as Eve. Ever an enigma, almost out of a noir, Crowl never steps into the “mystery woman” caricature. As the film shifts perceptions the more we learn about Eve, Crowl steps up her game. She communicates a unique arc that does not disappoint." Read the whole thing!  "...the movie signals the emergence of a potent new voice. The direction and cinematography bear the mark of deep thought on Bloch’s part, and the smallest moments are pregnant with meaning." Read the whole thing!  Full article link here: http://screenanarchy.com/2017/05/la-film-fest-2017-exclusive-clip-poster-debut-and-then-there-was-eve-gets-heated-on-a-porch.html   Set in Southern California, shot here, conceived and written here, we could not be more ecstatic to be premiering at home in Los Angeles, California. Part of the LA MUSE category, we praise Los Angeles for it's open-mindedness, inclusivity, stunningly diverse landscape and world class talent that allowed us to tell our story with the highest caliber of filmmaking in the independent cinema arena.
We hope you'll join us for the WORLD PREMIERE of AND THEN THERE WAS EVE! Kindly, Savannah |
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