Happening at YOUR theatre - Most of this film was filmed here on the south side of San Antonio. See it for a special price of just $5.00, will benefit the White Lion Foundation World Premiere, 4K Digital Restoration of STILL BREATHING, Director Q&A The cult romantic film, STILL BREATHING, is having the first public showing of its recent ultra-high definition 4K restoration on October 9th, 2014 at 7:30 pm at City Base Cinema, 2623 SE Military Drive, San Antonio. Writer-Director James F. Robinson will introduce the film and hold a Q&A at the films conclusion. STILL BREATHING is a ZapPictures production and stars Brendan Fraser (THE MUMMY), Joanna Going (HOUSE OF CARDS), Ann Magnuson, Lou Rawls and Oscar-winner Celeste Holm. Fraser won a Seattle Film Festival Best Actor award for his performance and Robinson was nominated for the Grand Prix des Amériques award at the Montreal World Film Festival. 4K is currently the highest quality level of digital cinema and the state-of-the-art restoration was done by Cinelicious in Hollywood, CA. Robinson is a Trinity University graduate who currently lives in Los Angeles. He calls STILL BREATHING his love letter to San Antonio. The story of a San Antonio street-performer (Fraser) who falls in love with a Los Angeles con artist (Going), STILL BREATHING was a critical favorite when first theatrically released in 1997 in the US as well as in Europe, Asia, Australia and Latin America. The Los Angeles Daily News said of the film, Its a stellar accomplishment, this quiet, rapturous beauty, because so few films can manage to be both absorbing and radiant at the same time, To call it a great date movie would limit its accomplishment, its a great movie, period. Ticket prices are $5 and all proceeds will benefit the White Lion Foundation, a 5013c non-profit that produces and distributes inspirational media. For more information about ZapPictures: zappictures For more information about City Base Cinema: citybasecinema
Posted on: Sat, 04 Oct 2014 21:59:24 +0000
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