The 2012 Rome International Film Festival will kick off in four weeks, marking the festival's ninth run since it was founded in 2004. Located 70 miles northwest of Atlanta, Rome's scenic beauty is a perfect accompaniment for what MovieMaker Magazine called one of "20 film festivals worth the entrance fee." In fact, I would say it values a bit higher than the entrance fee. Tickets are only $6 per film block ($2 for students) or $25 for a day pass.
We've highlighted the opening and closing night films after the jump!
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| Danny Darst stars in opening night film "American Songwriter" |
American Songwriter
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| Gwendoline Yeo and Tom Proctor star in closing night film "Heathens and Thieves" |
Heathens and Thieves
At it's heart, "Heathens and Thieves" is a quintessential western. Centered around the search for stolen gold, there is no lack of good guys, bad guys and gun fights. After screening and winning awards at festivals in California, Texas and New York, "Heathens and Thieves" comes to Rome as part of the Closing Night Gala at Historic Rose Hill Manor. Trailer
The festival starts Thursday, September 6th and runs through Saturday, the 8th. Check out the full schedule and get your tickets at www.romeinternationalfilmfestival.com.
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