The Attic Film Fest’s Soul Series to Screen Last of the Series’ Films

For just $5 Audiences will be able to Participate in a Q&A session with film’s Cast and Crew and Leave with a Powerful Message

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Austin, Texas (February 26, 2014) –  The Attic Film Festival (TAFF), the only local Austin, Texas Christian film festival, to screen nine TAFF past nominated and award-winning short films in the final showcase of the four part Soul Series. This screening will take place at the Alamo Drafthouse-Village location on March 10, at 7:00 P.M. for just $5.00. This will be the last event in the Soul Series; the three previous screenings sold-out and received rave reviews from the director, cast and attendees.

The Attic Film Festival’s Soul Series features a screening for just $5.00 every month beginning in November thru March (expect January) leading up to the Festival that will occur on April 4 thru 5 of this year. The screenings feature The Attic Film Festival award-winning films that may include guest appearances with directors, screenwriters, cast and producers. Some of these films have gone on to receive worldwide recognition. For more information about The Attic Film Festival Soul Series and the Festival, visit www.atticfilmfest.org/calendar-of-events/.

“We in the faith-based film industry are overcoming a past stereotype that says, faith-based films are all over-hyped, under-acted and severely under-funded. To that point many of the faith film festivals have struggled to find content that are not these things…until now. The Attic Film Festival blows me away! From the films they choose, to the screenings, to the support and people representing the festival, and to the overall festival energy. The Attic Film Festival was just simply incredible,” says Steve Brio, Hero EP, writer and actor.

WHAT:
The Attic Film Festival’s Soul Series provides a powerful Christian message through cinema. The nine short films include:

  1. Hero, Directed by Brent Huff (TAFF 2013 Selected Film)*
  2. Harvest, Directed by Reid Carrescia (TAFF 2013 Selected Film)
  3. One on One, Directed by Jake Thomas (TAFF 2013 nominated for Best Short, Best Screenplay)*
  4. The Ride, Directed by Dallas Jenkins (TAFF 2013 Best Film, Best Director, Best Short)
  5. Jumpshot, Directed by Jake Hamilton (TAFF 2013 Waymaker Award)*
  6. Jatku Leiba, Directed by Matt Patterson (TAFF 2013 Best Short Under 10 Min)
  7. Static, Directed by Alan Tregoning (TAFF 2013 Rising Star of Bethlehem Award)*
  8. Falling Plates, Directed by Jon Strong (TAFF 2013 Best Editing, TAFFY)
  9. Most, Directed by Bobby Garabedian (Nominated for Academy Award)

*The film representatives will be in attendance for Q&A

WHERE: Alamo Drafthouse-Village
2700 W Anderson Lane
Austin, TX 78757

WHEN: March 10, 2014 at 7:00 P.M.

ADMISSION FEE: $5.00 per person

About The Attic Film Festival (TAFF)
The Attic Film Festival (TAFF), a Christian based film festival, headquartered in Austin, Texas was formed from humble beginnings at Grace Covenant Church in Austin where the Youth Group was challenged to express their faith cinematically. TAFF, a non-profit 501-C (3), was established in 2007 and opened the festival screening with 12 films and 4 volunteers. Since then, the TAFF award winning films have gone on to receive worldwide recognition including Academy Award nominations. TAFF supports and empowers independent filmmakers to spread Christ’s message through film. It is TAFF’s sincere prayer that the films screened will honor Christ and His message of forgiveness and love for all and bless those watching them. Visit www.atticfilmfest.org

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