HollyShorts Monthly Screening series this Saturday at the Echo Park Film Center

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HOLLYSHORTS MONTHLY SCREENING SERIES THIS SATURDAY @ ECHO PARK FILM CENTER!

The March installment of the HollyShorts Monthly Screening series this Saturday at the Echo Park Film Center. Get ready for some great short films, a Q&A with the filmmakers, free drinks courtesy of Pura Casta and Dry Soda and our world famous raffle.

In addition, the audience will select one of the shorts from the evening to play at the 5th Annual HollyShorts Film Festival (August 6-9, 2009).

All attendees get a $5 discount on submitting their short film for consideration for this year’s fest (Call For Entries are currently going on, for details visit www.hollyshorts.com).

When:  Saturday, March 7, 2009 @ 8pm – 11pm
Where:  Echo Park Film Center Address: Echo Park Film Center
1200 N. Alvarado Street (@ Sunset Blvd) Los Angeles, CA 90026
What: Sreening short films, followed by Q& A.
Tickets are $10 at the door
RSVP at:  staff@hollyshorts.com

This month’s films include the following:

InCONVENIENCE

Directed by Christopher De Maria (cdemaria@msn.com)
When brothers Brad and Victor, short on money and not exactly long in street smarts, decided to rob a convenience store, they didn’t count on the cash register holding only 35 bucks. But they’ve come too far to turn back. “InConvenience” is the story of why they should have!

THE ART OF STALKING

Directed by Amitabh Klemm (amitabh.klemm@gmail.com)
“When a well-intentioned but misguided young man comes to realize that the object of his affection is in danger, he takes matters into his own hands.”

THE BOOK OF TOMORROW

Directed by David Yohe (dave@isotropicfilms.com)
Young Billy Allen is pulled into an incredible adventure when he discovers a forgotten chest containing a comic book with unimaginable powers that he must learn to master to avert disaster coming to Robertstown.

RETICENCE

Directed by Scott Fernstrom and Robert Manning, Jr. (scott@alphaandomegafilms.com)
RETICENCE revolves around a man who loses his wife to his best friend and the string of events that conclude the divorce process. It is a gritty drama that focuses on the emotional well being of the characters, and how they are affected by their actions and the loss of each other.

DAYDREAMS

Directed by Chris Luccy (lucci33@yahoo.com)

Narrative Music Video for Ryan Huston shot on location in San Francisco and Los Angeles.