Put on those aviation googles. The “FLYING FUR” Animal Rescue Documentary is landing at the nation’s capital! We’ll be setting up a runway at the world famous Bardo Brewery. The best part? The event is free (donations will be accepted) and dogs are welcome to attend! BRING YOUR PETS TO THIS SCREENING!

Special gifts will be available for doggos, or their owners, that attend in aviation themed costumes.

More details to follow soon, so be sure to follow Path 88 Productions on Facebook or Instagram.

This event will take place outside in a beer garden, so prepare accordingly and mark your calendar for the 17th of September! We’re cleared for takeoff!

LaMancha Animal Rescue is bringing a unique screening to south eastern Pennsylvania.

Would you like to see “FLYING FUR” like you’ve never seen it before, or will again? This is the event for you. The movie will be shown outdoors at the PA famous Waynebrook Inn!

A Meet & Greet at 6 pm, will kick off the night. Flying Fur pilot Paul Steklenski and Woody, stars of the film, will be in attendance.

LaMancha, a local rescue in the documentary, will also be at the screening.

Ticket sales will be split between both rescues. You may also make additional donations directly to the rescues.

With your ticket purchase, you’ll receive a wristband. This wristband allows you into the meet & greet as well as the screening and provide you with a $2 discount on a meal purchased at The Long Way Home Grill and Pub. We will stop serving outside at 7:30 pm to prepare for the screening and begin seating. Your food discount is only available from 6 pm - 7:30 pm on August 31st.

Tickets will be $5 at the door. Cash only please.

Watch the sun reveal itself over the Lake Huron horizon and also watch “FLYING FUR” at the Sunrise 45 Film Festival in Alpena, MI. We’ve been accepted into another Michigan film festival and couldn’t be happier. This is a delightful town is on the the shore of the second largest Great Lake, and they put on a wonderful festival. Make plans to be there!

Sunrise 45 Film, Music, and Art Festival is like no other. Nestled in the small town of Alpena in Northeast Michigan (what we call the Sunrise Side of the state), Sunrise 45 features three different screening venues, all within walking distance from each other. It takes place in late Summer, the best and most beautiful time to be in Northeast Michigan, and is split in two by the Thunder Bay River. Our town is an eclectic mix of post-industrial blue collar and northern charm, with a good dose of youthful spirit and vibrancy. Come discover this gem off the beaten path. We mix film, music, and art installations that take over the entire downtown which, when combined with our natural landscapes, is more than enough eye-candy for this three-day festival.

“FLYING FUR” will be available at flyingfurfilm.com on August 1st! Who’s going to be there?

Path 88 Productions is pleased to announce our July 12th screening. We’ll be heading off into the country-side of New Jersey to showcase “FLYING FUR” at a private party/event. We’ll be in Southern NJ for this showcase. It’s a private event so we’ll respect the host’s confidentiality.

This is the first time we’re a part of a film exhibition such as this, and we’re incredibly excited!

Maybe you’re interested in hosting a similar event? If so, contact us. We’re always open to new and innovative ways to spread the word about animal welfare!

FLYING FUR arrives in the big city! Join us for a one-time-only screening at Anthology Film Archive’s Maya Deren Theater.

Tickets are limited, get yours now!

Welcome to the friendly skies of animal rescue. Saving dogs and cats one flight at a time is the mission, but changing the fate of these lovable creatures is no easy task. Lives are at stake and failure is not an option.

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” documentary screening event are $15. Portions of the proceeds go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals R Family.

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

The “Fur Has Landed” tour arrives in the historic cradle of the American Industrial Revolution: Lowell, MA #FLYINGFURanimalrescueDOCUMENTARY fans in Massachusetts, this screening is for you!

Welcome to the friendly skies of animal rescue. Saving dogs and cats one flight at a time is the mission, but changing the fate of these lovable creatures is no easy task. Lives are at stake and failure is not an option.

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” documentary screening event are $15. Portions of the proceeds go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals R Family.

Meet the two film directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothelfer. Plus, one of the canine stars of the film, Teddy, will be there as well!

The 2 hour program includes:

▪ Meet-and-greet with the “Stars” of the show
▪ “BILLIE” short animation about animal adoption 
▪ “FLYING FUR” Feature presentation
▪ Q&A with the filmmakers 
▪ After screening socializing and photos in the lobby 

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

The “Fur Has Landed” tour heads off to the capital of Vermont. Our #FLYINGFURanimalrescuedocumentary road show continues northbound!

Welcome to the friendly skies of animal rescue. Saving dogs and cats one flight at a time is the mission, but changing the fate of these lovable creatures is no easy task. Lives are at stake and failure is not an option.

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” documentary screening event are $15. Portions of the proceeds go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals R Family.

Meet the two film directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothelfer. Plus, one of the canine stars of the film, Teddy, will be there as well!

The 2 hour program includes:

▪ Meet-and-greet with the “Stars” of the show
▪ “BILLIE” short animation about animal adoption 
▪ “FLYING FUR” Feature presentation
▪ Q&A with the filmmakers 
▪ After screening socializing and photos in the lobby 

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

Our “Fur Has Landed” tour visits historic Bucksport, Maine!

The #FLYINGFURanimalrescueDOCUMENTARY screenings continue in the New England region with a visit to this charming town just off the Atlantic and just down the road from Bangor.

Our 06/27 screening takes place in the wonderful Alamo Theatre. Doors open at 7:00pm and the program starts at 7:20.

Welcome to the friendly skies of animal rescue. Saving dogs and cats one flight at a time is the mission, but changing the fate of these lovable creatures is no easy task. Lives are at stake and failure is not an option.

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” documentary screening event are $15. Portions of the proceeds go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals R Family.

Meet the two film directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothelfer. Plus, one of the canine stars of the film, Teddy, will be there as well!

The 2 hour program includes:

▪ Meet-and-greet with the “Stars” of the show
▪ “BILLIE” short animation about animal adoption 
▪ “FLYING FUR” Feature presentation
▪ Q&A with the filmmakers 
▪ After screening socializing and photos in the lobby 

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

The #FLYINGFURanimalrescueDOCUMENTARY screenings continue in the “Pine Tree State.” Join us in Brunswick, Maine; a short drive up the road from Portland!

Our 06/23 screening takes place at a very special venue, the Evening Star Cinema. We’re honored that we can screen in such a well renowned neighborhood theatre. Just like our film, the Evening Star exists with a passionate DIY attitude. Not only will you be supporting animal welfare at this event, but you’ll be helping a great classic theater to keep going!

More info here: https://www.gofundme.com/eveningstar-changeover

Doors open at 10:30am, and the screening program starts at 10:45am.

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” documentary screening event are $15. Portions of the proceeds go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals R Family.

Meet the two film directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothelfer. Plus, one of the canine stars of the film, Teddy, will be there as well!

The 2 hour program includes:

▪ Meet-and-greet with the “Stars” of the show
▪ “BILLIE” short animation about animal adoption 
▪ “FLYING FUR” Feature presentation
▪ Q&A with the filmmakers 
▪ After screening socializing and photos in the lobby 

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

“The Fur Has Landed” tour is in the ivy at Princeton! The #FLYINGFURanimalrescuedocumentary road show is continuing into New Jersey on June 8th!

Welcome to the friendly skies of animal rescue. Saving dogs and cats one flight at a time is the mission, but changing the fate of these lovable creatures is no easy task. Lives are at stake and failure is not an option.

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” documentary screening event are $15. Portions of the proceeds go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals R Family.

Pilot Paul Steklenski will be in attendance as well as the two film directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothelfer. Plus, one of the canine stars of the film, Teddy, will be there as well!

LOCATION: The Princeton Garden Theatre, 7006, 160 Nassau St, Princeton, NJ 08542

The 2 hour program includes:

▪ Meet-and-greet with the “Stars” of the show
▪ “BILLIE” short animation about animal adoption 
▪ “FLYING FUR” Feature presentation
▪ Q&A with the filmmakers 
▪ After screening socializing and photos in the lobby 

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

FLYING FUR is heading to the Yale campus for TWO SHOWS! Our documentary short is an official selection of the NHdocs film festival and will screen for the second time in the Whitney Humanities Center Room 208 (208) at Yale, 53 Wall Street on Wednesday, June 5th, at 9:00pm.

One of the stars of the film, Teddy, will be in attendance. He may not be as well renowned as the Yale bulldogs, but if we keep getting into more film festivals you never know!

NHdocs seeks to build a sense of community among documentary filmmakers from the greater New Haven area (and we are quite inclusive in our reach!). Many of these filmmakers work as independents, some teach at universities in the area, while others rely on various kinds of day jobs. We look forward to showing work that has been or will be shown at prominent International Film Festivals, but we also want to show work being done in the city’s schools and by students at nearby universities. We are resolutely democratic in our embrace of the documentary tradition on the local as well as the international level. We can learn from and support each other.

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

What we screen: We are a regional documentary film festival with a world-class twist. We solicit material by filmmakers from Connecticut and Rhode Island, and beyond. We also screen films about Connecticut made by non-local filmmakers. If your film is amazing, we will most likely program it, no matter where you're from.

Our student competition is limited to students who have either grown up in Connecticut and Rhode Island or who attend college in these two states.) Our final weekend consistently features a retrospective by a renowned filmmaker(s), whose current work brings then renewed, timely attention. In 2016 it was Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney. For 2017, we featured recent documentaries by Academy-Award winning filmmaker D.A. Pennebaker and his partner Chris Hegedus, concluding with their animal-rights documentary Unlocking the Cage (2016). We also offered a works-in-progress screening for local filmmakers and a series of panels for both aspiring and experienced filmmakers on such topics as Guerilla producing/fund-raising, digital cinematography, and post-production. 

Where we screen: The vast majority of our screenings take place at Yale’s Whitney Humanities Center 240-seat auditorium, 53 Wall St, New Haven, CT. We can show DCP, Blu-ray, 35mm and16mm film and regular DVD. We also screen documentaries in other rooms at the Humanities Center, and at the New Haven Free Public Library, 133 Elm St., New Haven, CT. On Saturday and Tuesday evenings, we screen a music documentary in conjunction with a live musical performance at Café Nine, 250 State St, New Haven, CT. This year we are looking for additional venues to expand our reach and audience.

Our philosophy: NHdocs seeks to build a sense of community among documentary filmmakers from the greater New Haven area (and we are quite inclusive in our reach!). Many area filmmakers work as independents, some teach at local universities, while others rely on various kinds of day jobs. We look forward to showing work that has been or will be shown at prominent International Film Festivals, but we also want to show work being done by local filmmakers whose work has not found the kind of recognition it deserves. We also look to faculty and students in the city’s schools and at nearby universities. We are resolutely democratic in our embrace of the documentary tradition on the local as well as the international level. 

Our Audience: NHdocs wants to help filmmakers find audiences for their documentaries. And we are presenting documentaries for audiences with a wide range of interests. This has included historical documentaries; music docs; portraits of artists; documentaries about social issues such as immigration, mental health, animal rights, and LGBT students in New Haven schools. We want to engage a variety of social and political issues such as mass incarceration or computer geeks seeking to undermine the world of government secrecy. Our line up is filled with remarkable surprises. People are encouraged to come and not only see but discuss what your neighbors have been doing. 

Our Origins: NHdocs came together in 2014 when four filmmakers from New Haven gathered together for the first time . . . in Missoula, Montana. That’s right: The Big Sky Documentary Festival in Missoula. And despite being from the same town, a few of us had never met before. It made us realize how desperately New Haven (and Connecticut) needed a film festival that could bring filmmakers together and help build community. 

In 2018, The New Haven Documentary Film Festival showed 85 documentary features and shorts. Most were local if not world premieres. 

The Organizers: NHdocs co-directors Gorman Bechard and Charlie Musser are veteran filmmakers who span the infamous town-gown divide. New Haven-born Bechard has directed 14 feature films (documentaries and fiction) since 1983. Charlie Musser has been teaching documentary filmmaking and a range of courses on film history/theory and criticism at Yale since 1992. Our two other co-founders (Lisa Molomot and Jacob Bricca) taught at Wesleyan but have moved to Arizona. Now we have been teaming up with other local New Haveners as our organization continues to grow. 

FLYING FUR is heading to the Yale campus for TWO SHOWS! Our documentary short is an official selection of the NHdocs film festival and the first screening is at 12:00 PM on Monday – Videotheque, New Haven Free Public Library, Philip Marrett room, 133 Elm Street, New Haven (use main entrance, take a left at the large information desk)

NHdocs seeks to build a sense of community among documentary filmmakers from the greater New Haven area (and we are quite inclusive in our reach!). Many of these filmmakers work as independents, some teach at universities in the area, while others rely on various kinds of day jobs. We look forward to showing work that has been or will be shown at prominent International Film Festivals, but we also want to show work being done in the city’s schools and by students at nearby universities. We are resolutely democratic in our embrace of the documentary tradition on the local as well as the international level. We can learn from and support each other.

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

What we screen: We are a regional documentary film festival with a world-class twist. We solicit material by filmmakers from Connecticut and Rhode Island, and beyond. We also screen films about Connecticut made by non-local filmmakers. If your film is amazing, we will most likely program it, no matter where you're from.

Our student competition is limited to students who have either grown up in Connecticut and Rhode Island or who attend college in these two states.) Our final weekend consistently features a retrospective by a renowned filmmaker(s), whose current work brings then renewed, timely attention. In 2016 it was Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney. For 2017, we featured recent documentaries by Academy-Award winning filmmaker D.A. Pennebaker and his partner Chris Hegedus, concluding with their animal-rights documentary Unlocking the Cage (2016). We also offered a works-in-progress screening for local filmmakers and a series of panels for both aspiring and experienced filmmakers on such topics as Guerilla producing/fund-raising, digital cinematography, and post-production. 

Where we screen: The vast majority of our screenings take place at Yale’s Whitney Humanities Center 240-seat auditorium, 53 Wall St, New Haven, CT. We can show DCP, Blu-ray, 35mm and16mm film and regular DVD. We also screen documentaries in other rooms at the Humanities Center, and at the New Haven Free Public Library, 133 Elm St., New Haven, CT. On Saturday and Tuesday evenings, we screen a music documentary in conjunction with a live musical performance at Café Nine, 250 State St, New Haven, CT. This year we are looking for additional venues to expand our reach and audience.

Our philosophy: NHdocs seeks to build a sense of community among documentary filmmakers from the greater New Haven area (and we are quite inclusive in our reach!). Many area filmmakers work as independents, some teach at local universities, while others rely on various kinds of day jobs. We look forward to showing work that has been or will be shown at prominent International Film Festivals, but we also want to show work being done by local filmmakers whose work has not found the kind of recognition it deserves. We also look to faculty and students in the city’s schools and at nearby universities. We are resolutely democratic in our embrace of the documentary tradition on the local as well as the international level. 

Our Audience: NHdocs wants to help filmmakers find audiences for their documentaries. And we are presenting documentaries for audiences with a wide range of interests. This has included historical documentaries; music docs; portraits of artists; documentaries about social issues such as immigration, mental health, animal rights, and LGBT students in New Haven schools. We want to engage a variety of social and political issues such as mass incarceration or computer geeks seeking to undermine the world of government secrecy. Our line up is filled with remarkable surprises. People are encouraged to come and not only see but discuss what your neighbors have been doing. 

Our Origins: NHdocs came together in 2014 when four filmmakers from New Haven gathered together for the first time . . . in Missoula, Montana. That’s right: The Big Sky Documentary Festival in Missoula. And despite being from the same town, a few of us had never met before. It made us realize how desperately New Haven (and Connecticut) needed a film festival that could bring filmmakers together and help build community. 

In 2018, The New Haven Documentary Film Festival showed 85 documentary features and shorts. Most were local if not world premieres. 

The Organizers: NHdocs co-directors Gorman Bechard and Charlie Musser are veteran filmmakers who span the infamous town-gown divide. New Haven-born Bechard has directed 14 feature films (documentaries and fiction) since 1983. Charlie Musser has been teaching documentary filmmaking and a range of courses on film history/theory and criticism at Yale since 1992. Our two other co-founders (Lisa Molomot and Jacob Bricca) taught at Wesleyan but have moved to Arizona. Now we have been teaming up with other local New Haveners as our organization continues to grow. 

Sure to be one of the most wonderful shows on the #FLYINGFURanimalrescuedocumentary tour! Our event at the Edna Boykin Cultural Center is FREE and open to the public.

We will be celebrating the hard work and dedication of the Wilson County Humane Society volunteers. Join us for the party and a special film screening.

This will be the world premiere of the extended "FLYING FUR" Director's cut!

Much of the film was shot in Wilson, NC and features fosters, volunteers, and organizers from the Wilson County Humane Society. It’s an honor to screen the film in their hometown. Come and be part of this incredible event.

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

The #FLYINGFURanimalrescuedocumentary road tour continues. “The Fur Has Landed” in Louisville!

Paul Steklenski was stationed at Ft. Knox while in the Army, and we’re honored to bring a film about him back to his old stomping grounds.

Now, as a private pilot, he’s turned his military tenacity into saving animals. Come out to the showing, learn about his story, and support his cause of animal rescue education.

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” documentary screening event are $15. Portions of the proceeds go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals R Family. The two directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothelfer will be in attendance. Plus, one of the canine stars of the film, Teddy, will be there as well!

LOCATION: Village 8 Theatres, 4014 Dutchmans Ln #16, Louisville, KY 40207

The 2 hour program includes:

▪ Meet-and-greet with local rescues 
▪ “BILLIE” short animation about animal adoption 
▪ “FLYING FUR” Feature presentation
▪ Q&A with the filmmakers 
▪ After screening socializing and photos in the lobby 

Regional shelters/rescues will be on hand to help spread the word of animal rescue, interact with the community, and hopefully find forever homes for precious animals.

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE. 10am May 25th. LOCATION: Red River Theatre, Concord, NH

THE “FUR HAS LANDED” 2019 TOUR!

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” screening event are $15 and portions of the proceeds from all sales go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals-R-Family Dog and Cat Rescue.

Our “FLYING FUR” event in Concord starts with a half-a-hour meet-and-greet session in the lobby of the Red River Theater. The two directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothefler will be in attendance. Plus, one of the canine stars of the film, Teddy, will be there as well!

A 10 minute introduction of the film and local animal rescue/shelters will take place in the screening room.

The film program is 40 minutes long. The screening opens with a short animation film about animal adoption entitled “BILLIE” (4 minutes), and continues with the feature “FLYING FUR” (36 minutes).

The event concludes with a 10 minute Q&A with the filmmakers and a half-a-hour socializing session in the lobby.

The total run time of the event will be approximately 2 hours.

Here are the regional shelters/rescues that will be on hand helping to spread the word of animal rescue, interact with the community, and hopefully find forever homes for these precious animals:

• Manchester Animal Shelter

• Canine Commitment New England

• Mary’s Dogs

• Hearts and Tails Animal Alliance

• Second Chance Ranch Rescue

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK. 6:00pm May 23rd.

LOCATION: Charles R. Wood Theater

Our upcoming show in Glen Falls, NY is quite special. The executive director of the Charles R. Wood theater is also a rescue dog owner! She’s helping to spread the word of animal adoption by hosting our film at her incredible venue.

Are you in the upstate New York region? This is the screening for you! A beautiful theater and a warm and wonderful film, what could be better?

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” screening event are $15 and portions of the proceeds from all sales go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals-R-Family Dog and Cat Rescue.

Our “FLYING FUR” event in Glen Falls starts with a half-a-hour meet-and-greet session in the lobby. The two directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothefler will be in attendance. Plus, one of the canine stars of the film, Teddy, will be there as well!

A 10 minute introduction of the film and local animal rescue/shelters will take place in the screening room.

The film program is 40 minutes long. The screening opens with a short animation film about animal adoption entitled “BILLIE” (4 minutes), and continues with the feature “FLYING FUR” (36 minutes).

The event concludes with a 10 minute Q&A with the filmmakers and a half-a-hour socializing session in the lobby.

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

ADRIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Festival Date: May 17th and 18th, 2019

The Adrian International Film Festival is proud to be returning to historic Adrian, Michigan. Filmmakers from around the world will again travel to the Southeastern Michigan town for one of the fastest growing festivals in the Midwest.

The Adrian International Film Festival is a not-for-profit event, geared towards the continued revitalization of downtown Adrian. The AIFF team is building a Festival that filmmakers and community members alike look forward to each year.

“The Fur Has Landed” Tour for the Tri-Cities. LOCATION: Midland Center for the Arts.

TRI-CITIES TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW!

Pilot Paul Steklenski saves animals from kill shelters and flies them to their forever homes. Follow Paul’s mission and learn why he and his team from North Carolina refuse to quit!

Help support a good cause. Portions of proceeds go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals R Family. The two directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothelfer will be in attendance.

The 2 hour program includes:

▪ Meet-and-greet with local rescues
▪ “BILLIE” short animation about animal adoption
▪ “FLYING FUR” Feature presentation
▪ Q&A with the filmmakers
▪ After screening socializing and photos in the lobby

The following regional shelters/rescues will be on hand to help spread the word of animal rescue, interact with the community, and hopefully find forever homes for precious animals:

▪ HUMANE SOCIETY OF MIDLAND COUNTY
▪ SOS ANIMAL RESCUE

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

The Doylestown, PA Meet-Up featuring attendance by Paul Steklenski. This event is FREE.*

The Doylestown meet-up is a special event! Not only will Paul Steklenski attend this screening, but he’s also bringing along FLYING FUR 2, the “Pawty Bus!”

The "FLYING FUR" Doylestown premiere takes place at the historical County Theater.

There will two screenings of “FLYING FUR. The first event starts @9:00am. The second event starts @10:45am.

Come and meet the characters in the documentary, Paul Steklenski, film directors Alicia Wszelaki and Matt Nothelfer, and even the canine stars.  They'll all take part in a pre-screening meet-and-greet.  Plus, after the screening they'll host a Q&A session.

This event is created in assistance with Doylestown resident Tony Arjona, an aviation enthusiast and cinema aficionado focused on supporting films in the Doylestown community.  Thanks Tony.  Be sure to check out Tony's 2019 Cinema Series! 

APRIL 28th, 3:30pm. LOCATION: Augusta Museum of History, 30, 560 Reynolds St, Augusta, GA 30901

THE “FUR HAS LANDED” 2019 TOUR!

Tickets for the “FLYING FUR” screening event are $15 and portions of the proceeds from all sales go to the organizations featured in the film: Flying Fur Animal Rescue, Wilson County Humane Society, and Animals-R-Family Dog and Cat Rescue.

Our “FLYING FUR” event in Augusta starts with a meet-and-greet session. The two directors, Alicia Wszelaki and Matthew Nothefler will be in attendance.

An introduction of the film and local animal rescue/shelters will take place in the screening room.

The film program is 40 minutes long. The screening opens with a short animation film about animal adoption entitled “BILLIE” (4 minutes), and continues with the feature “FLYING FUR” (36 minutes).

The screening will conclude at approximately 5:30pm.

The event continues with Q&A with the filmmakers and a half-a-hour socializing session in the public space of the museum.

Here are the regional shelters/rescues that will be on hand helping to spread the word of animal rescue, interact with the community, and hopefully find forever homes for these precious animals:

Hands to Paw Rescue

Molly’s Militia

Southern Souls

Aiken Equine Rescue

The Shelter Rescue Project

Kitty Konnection

2 Hands Saving 4 Paws

Find more “FLYING FUR” movie information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: #flyingfuranimalrescuedocumentary and #path88productions

The Milledgeville and Eatonton Film Festival

FLYING FUR is screening April 26th @5pm. Venue: Georgia College Arts and Sciences Auditorium

The 6th annual ME Film Festival will showcase filmmaking talents from more than 40 countries over six days. Located in the heart of central Georgia, the ME Film Festival sets itself apart by creating an intimate atmosphere between other filmmakers and industry professionals, fostering unique and worthwhile networking opportunities you’re unlikely to receive anywhere else.

The industry panels we offer are wide-ranging, providing experienced insight into craft building, crowdfunding, and social issues in the film industry. Past panelist have included actors Scott Takeda (Gone Girl, Everything Must Go) and April Billingsley (The Walking Dead, The Vampire Diaries), industry Executive John Heinsen (VP of New Media, Producers Guild of America), and writer Jesse Zwick (Parenthood, About Alex). Our keynote speakers have included Academy Award Nominated producers Cathleen Sutherland (Boyhood) and Rachel Winters (Dallas Buyers Club).

The ME Film Festival is open to seasoned veterans and first-time filmmakers alike, as we curate only the best stories from hundreds of submissions. Our categories include drama, comedy, sci-fi, fantasy, horror, documentary, with special emphasis in international programming. There is also a short and feature length screenwriting competition, with a live cast reading of the nominated scripts. Winners are honored at our red carpet award ceremony.

SAN DIEGO FILM WEEK

The 3rd Annual San Diego Film Week is a 10-day-long celebration of film in America's Finest City. Over 100 local, national and international films will be showcased along with workshops, parties and panels. Showcasing a variety of local films as well as "best-of" selections from San Diego's diverse film festivals. It is being held in April 11-20 of 2019 in various venues locations across San Diego County.

The third annual San Diego Film Week will include special screenings from film communities around the pacific southwest including California, Arizona and Nevada. Filmmakers from California (outside of San Diego), Nevada and Arizona are invited to participate in San Diego Film Week 2019. Submissions from these areas will be discounted in 2019 and submissions will be considered for inclusion in 2019 San Diego Film Week. Of special consideration are independent films made by independent filmmakers in those regions.

San Diego Film Week accepts local short and feature narrative and documentary films, webisodes, music videos, commercials from student and professional/independent filmmakers. 

The 2019 San Diego Film Week culminates with the 6th Annual San Diego Film Awards.

San Diego Film Week highlights:

Screenings from local film festivals 
Over 100 films produced in San Diego's Film Industry 
Workshops and Panels 
"Emerging Filmmakers Exhibition" 
"Film Market" featuring workshops, investors and distributors looking for feature film and television content. 
Preview Night and Opening Red Carpet Gala featuring A-List Acting Awards and Live Announcement of 2019 San Diego Film Awards Nominations

San Diego Film Awards Highlights:

Academy Awards Style Awards Show 
Red Carpet and Interviews 
VIP Opening Reception 
Guest Stars and Presenters 
27 Awards in 4 categories for Film Awards eligible films 
Televised on local station