With so many new shows on television I somehow managed to not watch a single episode of Game of Thrones until a few weeks ago during a break from editing. I was completely hooked. I’m now bracing myself for a summer packed with great television!
I’m finally back in Los Angeles after spending the last three and a half months on the road touring with “Highway of Tears”. It was nice to catch up with Reel West journalist, Katja De Bock to reflect on the past few months and the momentum our film has gotten.
We’re looking forward to announcing more dates soon and finally releasing the film to the general public at the end of the summer.
For more information, check out Katja’s article below.
Those who remember the lineups for the Vancouver screenings of the documentary Highway of Tears in March won’t be surprised the film is attracting crowds in other cities and towns, as well.The tireless actor-activist and Highway-director Matt Smiley reports from his travels in a conversation with Reel West:RW: The film’s Facebook page is filled with film screening events. Any idea how many kilometres you’ve traveled so far?
I’m looking forward to watching “The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe”.
Find out more about “The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe,” the Lifetime miniseries that uncovers many closely-guarded secrets the blonde bombshell kept from the public, on myLifetime.com
I’m sad that I missed Cannes this year, but I’ll make time to watch the films that played. Curious to hear your thoughts on the films you best enjoyed at the festival.
The sold out screening of ‘Highway of Tears’ on March 7th at the VanCity Theatre marks the official launch of our grass roots release in Canada.
By demand, we’ve added a special screening on Sunday March 8th (International Women’s Day) at 9:30pm (Rio Theatre, Vancouver).
‘Highway of Tears’ is narrated by Canadian-born actor Nathan Fillion, who plays the title role in the TV series “Castle”. It is produced by Vancouver producer/actress, Carly Pope.
We will be announcing special Q&A guests very shortly.
Thank you all for your support!
“Highway of Tears” interviewee Doug Leslie – Rio theatre screening speaker
“Highway of Tears” win Malibu Film Festival for best documentary“Highway of Tears” Winner: Best Documentary at the Malibu Film Festival 2014.“Highway of Tears” wins BEST DOCUMENTARY at the Malibu Film Festival. Happy to share such a wonderful moment with Mavis Erickson at the Malibu Pier Restaurant & Bar.
“All the objects became a fetish.”
