"Two Harbors" Successfully Screens in Two Harbors

Luckily we weren't run out of town after an audience of 30 or so locals finally got a chance to see "Two Harbors," the film about, and ostensibly taking place in, their home town. After some technical glitches the audience sat raptly through the film, and then stayed for a lively discussion. And we had stiff competition: there was a talent contest at the high school that night! Thanks for the nice reception, Two Harborites! (Two Harborians? Two Harboripolitans?) And thanks for setting up the screening, John Gregor. (Please visit John's new gallery when it opens soon in Two Harbors.)

Jana (Kramer - Production Manager) and I even had time to stop at the New Scenic Cafe http://sceniccafe.com on the way up for a very nice meal. Here's a view of downtown Two Harbors, and the community center where the screening was held.

"Two Harbors" Screens at the Varsity

After the successful, near sell-out screening of "The Quietest Sound" at the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis last month, they invited us back for a special return engagement screening of "Two Harbors." Not quite the turn-out as "The Quietest Sound" but a nice crowd nonetheless. Check out the pix.

Amy Salloway, Ari Hoptman (star of the upcoming feature, The Nudelmans of Beaver Bay), and Jana Kramer, Production Manager of Two Harbors