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New U.S. Veterans Movie Screenng to be held in Beverly Hills
BETWEEN THE LINES DOCUMENTARY FILM SCREENING BENEFITS VETERANS CHARITIES.
FREE TICKETS! Tickets for all active duty military and military veterans are complimentary
BETWEEN THE LINES will screen in Los Angeles on August 21, 2008 at 8 pm at the Beverly Hills Fine Arts Theater. Proceeds from the screening will benefit the Rick Thomas Veterans Counseling Center.
Narrated by acclaimed writer/director John Milius (Apocalypse Now – Big Wednesday etc.), BETWEEN THE LINES examines the Vietnam War through the prism of the surfing sub-culture. This documentary film offers unique insight into the dramatic effect that the Vietnam War and draft had on young American men who rode waves.
As of this date, notable talent in attendance will include; the real “Gidget” Kathy Kohner-Zuckerman, Nia Peeples (The Young and the Restless), Brian Wimmer (China Beach television series), Authors / Explorers Sam and Matt George, Child star Brandon Cruz (The Courtship of Eddies Father) and filmmaker Stacy Peralta.
Tickets for all active duty military and military veterans are complimentary. Tickets may be available at the door but it is highly recommended that they email purefrustrationproductions@cox.net and reserve tickets. Donations for the Rick Thomas Counseling Center will be accepted.
Further information about the film, movie trailer, an online press kit and general admission ticket sales may be found at http://betweenthelinesfilm.com/
A 165 page limited edition coffee table book, also entitled, BETWEEN THE LINES, will be available at these events for 39.95.
A limited number of complimentary VIP media passes to the screening are immediately available. A VIP/media reception will begin at 7.
Advance copies of the film and book are also available specifically for acquisitions and distribution professionals as well as press review. For media reservations or press information email purefrustrationproductions@cox.net or call Scott Bass at (760) 445-9770.
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