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Caryn James at The Hollywood Reporter calls DARKEST MIRIAM "An elegant, imaginative gem...Britt Lower in a Marvel of a Drama About a Young Librarian’s Loves and Fears" DARKEST MIRIAM had its world premiere at Tribeca Festival last night and will screen again tomorrow, June 11th at the Village East Cinema at 8:45pm and on Friday, June 14th at 3:00pm at the Village East Cinema. Congrats to Naomi Jaye, Julie Baldassi, Brian Robertson and the entire team! Worldwide Sales (except Canada): Hilary Hart | Game Theory Films Publicity: Lee Meltzer Consulting, LLC #Review #film #filmfestival #clientnews #clientwork #Tribeca #TribecaFestival

For those of you in NYC, head over to Tribeca Festival to see DARKEST MIRIAM tonight at the Village East Cinema at 8:45pm or Friday, June 14th at the Village East Cinema at 3:00pm. See the film that is being called: “An elegant, imaginative gem.” - The Hollywood Reporter "Dark, quirky charmer” - Vogue “Lower takes the lead with a revealing lead performance” - IndieWire "Character-driven dramedy at its finest” - Josh at the Movies “An imaginative metamodern brain-teaser which quite gracefully dances around several genres.” - Screen Anarchy Shoutout to Naomi Jaye, Julie Baldassi and Brian Robertson as well as the entire cast and crew! Get your tickets today at the link below! Worldwide sales (except Canada): Hilary Hart | Game Theory Films Publicity: Lee Meltzer Consulting, LLC #tribeca #clientnews #clientwork #film #filmnews #movies #NYC #TribecaFestival

🚨Coverage notice from Someone Else's Movie Podcast🚨 Norm Wilner interviews Trevor Anderson from BEFORE I CHANGE MY MIND (Game Theory Films). Listen to the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/ebTBpk4W

Exclusive first look at DARKEST MIRIAM via IndieWire ahead of the Tribeca premiere this Sunday, June 9th!

HUGE congratulations to team IN FLAMES on winning the top prize at Red Sea Film Festival Fae Pictures Red Sea Film Foundation

NYC! Join us this weekend for very special screenings of ROSE with writer/director Niels Arden Oplev (Girl With The Dragon Tattoo) in attendance! Two sisters join a coach tour from Denmark to Paris, one of them unable to speak French and the other pushed well outside her comfort zone as she struggles to cope with schizophrenia. "Gråbøl is superb throughout, recognising Inger as a complicated individual who has a lot more going on than just her illness." Eye For Film Regal Scandinavia House Denmark In New York Lighthouse Film Festival