After this Saturday's world premiere screening, please join us at the Terrapin Restaurant in Rhinebeck to help us celebrate this beautiful short film. The after party will begin at 3:45pm on Saturday, October 18th.
Saturday's screening is sold out, but tickets are still available for the Friday screening. And if you would like to attend the Saturday screening and do not have a ticket, standby is available....
Directed by Nina Warren, this film brings to the screen the majestic beauty of the Catskills – it's history, wilderness and waterways. For more info, please click here.
Synopsis: What’s so special about the Catskills? Why has this area inspired so many over the last two centuries? The film explores this question in interviews with many who have discovered the magic of this place. They consider the historical role of the Catskills as a mecca for recreation, health, and artistic pursuits. They consider their personal connections to The Catskills. And they look at its critical role as the watershed that not only supplies water to millions in the New York metropolitan area but stands as a role model for the rest of the country. Interviews include artists, historians, environmentalists, farmers, residents and visitors.
| MAIN CREDITS: |
| Executive Producer(s): Ramsay Adams, Chris Spencer, Barbara Jaffe,Tom Woodbury |
| Producer(s): Nina Warren |
| Director(s): Nina Warren |
| Cinematographer(s): Henry Adebonojo, Jeff Sutch |
| Editor(s): Chris Milone, CAM Post |
| Composer(s)/Music: Jay Ungar, Griffin Anthony |
| Sound Designer(s): Sound Concept Audio |
Click here to see all of this weekend's events lined up for the festival.
