It’s another gorgeous Fall Day in the Twin Cities… and with TCFF underway, all is well in the [cinematic] world 😀
Here are some of the film highlights of Day 3 from our hosts Doug Sidney and Ingrid Moss:
My day starts with the Women in Film Education Panel, featuring three filmmakers/talents whose films are premiering at TCFF:
Jessica Cameron, writer, director, producer, actor, “Truth or Dare”
Hannah Campbell, co-producer, actor, “Screwed”
Molly Green, writer, director, “Forev”
Meighan McGuire – moderator
Check out their bio at TCFF site. I’m so glad every event now takes place on the Festival Lounge right at the Showplace ICON Theatre venue. It’s so convenient for everyone involved.
Here are the films my blogger staff and I are going to catch tonight:
FOREV
Sophie and Pete are kind of friends, but mostly they’re just neighbors. On their way to pick up Pete’s sister Jess from her sorority house, a joke about getting married escalates and their car stalls out. Forev is a romantic comedy about how far you can go without saying what you mean.
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Hot and Bothered (short film, screening before Forev & Screwed)
Special Guest: Jake Green
Desperate Singles get all tangled up when a compulsive internet dater loses track of her accounts.
Winter in the Blood
October 19th at 6:30pm and 11pm (additional screening due to popular demand)
Special Guest: Chaske Spencer, Actor (Twilight) and Alex Smith, director
Virgil First Raise (Chaske Spencer) wakes in a ditch on the hardscrabble plains of Montana, hungover and badly beaten. He returns home to his ranch on the reservation, only to find that his wife, Agnes, (Julia Jones) has left him. Worse, she’s taken his beloved rifle.
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Bahamian Son
Special Guests: Andrew Melby – Director, Reggie Henderson-Writer and Star, Toki Wright-Actor
An independent feature film, based on true events from the life of the writer Reggie Henderson. The story follows Kevin as he sets out to find his father, whom he hasn’t seen in more than thirty years.
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Stay tuned for my interview with Andrew Melby which will be posted together with the review!
Truth or Dare
Saturday October 19th at 9:15pm
Special Guests- Jessica Cameron-Director, Ryan Kiser-Actor, Brandon VanVliet – Actor
Six friends find internet stardom after making truth or dare videos that go viral. They go by the names, “The Truth or Daredevils” and are surrounded by a huge media storm from their latest video. Everything is fun and games until their number 1 fan decides he wants to play…
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Ticket Prices are as follows:
General Admission $10; Opening/Closing Gala $20; Centerpiece Gala $20; Sneak Preview Galas $20. Festival Passes can also be purchased: Silver $50 for 6 films; Gold $70 for 10 films; or Platinum $120 for 12 films + 2 tickets to Opening, Closing or Gala. (Silver and Gold Packages do not include Opening, Closing or Gala Tickets).
For more information and to purchase tickets visit www.twincitiesfilmfest.org.
So there you have it folks! Which of these films capture your attention?







Forev and Truth or Dare sound like fun movies. I especially want to see Truth or Dare, even though I don’t see many new horror films. 🙂