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The
Blue
Butterfly
"A
dramatic
adventure
of
courage,
redemption
and
love
filmed
in
the
rain
forests
of
Costa
Rica."
Sunday,
April
9,
12:30
p.m.
Barrel
Room
Theater
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Her
Minor
Thing
“She's
got a
secret
they
can't
keep.”
Friday,
April
7,
9:30
p.m.
Mia’s
Playground
Sunday,
April
9,
3:30
p.m.
Mia’s
Playground
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Canada,
2004,
97
min.
directed
by
Lea
Pool,
produced
by
FrancineAllaire,
Claude
Bonin,
Arnie
Gelbert,
Michael
Haggiag
written
by
Pete
McCormack,
Starring
William
Hurt,
Marc
Donato.
Inspired
by
a
true
story,
The
Blue
Butterfly
is
about
ten
year-old
Pete
Carlton
(Marc
Donato)
who
is
diagnosed
as
terminally
ill.
Given
only
months
to
live,
Pete
has
one
wish;
to
catch
the
most
beautiful
butterfly
on
earth,
the
legendary
Blue
Morpho…the
Mariposa
Azul.
http://bluebutterflythemovie.com |
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U.S.,
2005,
91 min.,
directed
by Charlie
Matthau,
produced
by Vikki
Wagner,
Heather
Simpson,
Debra
Meyers,
and
Jim
Meyers,
story
by
Debra
Meyers
&
Jim
Meyers,
screenplay
by
Jim
Meyers.
Starring
Estella
Warren,
Christian
Kane,
Michael
Weatherly,
Rachel
Dratch,
Kathy
Griffin,
Victoria
Jackson.
The
life
of a
successful
25-year-old
professional
woman
turns
chaotic
when
her
boyfriend
accidentally
reveals
on
TV
that
she's
a
virgin.
Suddenly
every
guy
in
the
city
is
after
her,
women
urge
revenge
over
the
boyfriend's
blunder,
and
males
and
females
square
off
in a
comic
Battle
of
the
Sexes
that
goes
way
too
far.
It
all
forces
her
to
reevaluate
her
romantic
ideals
about
love
and
men.
Our
heroine
is a
true
romantic.
But
will
she
still
believe
in
love
after
all
this?
http://www.herminorthing.com
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 Charlie
Matthau,
as
the
son
of
legendary
actor
Walter
Matthau,
Charlie
spent
a
lot
of
time
on
film
sets
while
growing
up.
Charlie
has
directed
five
films,
including
"The
Grass
Harp,"
which
won
awards
at
several
film
festivals
and
was
praised
as
one
of
the
best
films
of
the
year
by
critics
nationwide.
For
his
work
on
"The
Grass
Harp,"
Charlie
won
Director
of
the
Year
from
the
Academy
of
Family
Films
and
Television.
Charlie
also
directed
the
TV
movie
"Mrs.
Lambert
Remembers
Love,"
which
earned
numerous
awards,
including
a
Golden
Angel
Award
for
Best
Television
Special,
and
the
Gold
Medal
Award
for
Best
Drama
Production,
from
the
Houston
International
Film
Festival.
Charlie
also
directed
Walther
Matthau
and
Carol
Burnett
in
"The
Marriage
Fool,"
a TV
movie
that
was
the
highest-rated
show
on
television
the
week
it
aired.
Charlie's
first
film,
the
sci-fi
comedy
"Doin'
Time
On
Planet
Earth,"
was
selected
as
one
of
the
10
Best
Films
of
the
Year
by
the
Council
of
Film
Organizations.
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