The Concord Film Project Presents "Alive Inside"
The Umbrella Community Arts Center is excited to host The Concord Film Project. Following a successful pilot program of short films in January, which drew an audience from Concord and surrounding towns, The Concord Film Project will present a series of feature length films.
On Tuesday, June 16, The Umbrella will welcome audiences for Alive Inside, a documentary that explores the healing power of music and its ability to reawaken the soul, even in patients thought to be unreachable. The film chonicles stories that demonstrate music’s potential to improve elder care, combat memory loss, and help patients recover their sense of self.
Directed by Michael Rossato-Bennett | Not Rated | Runtime 78 minutes
Doors open at 6:30 PM and the films begin at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $10 and include a bag of popcorn. Tickets may be purchased at the door or online (additional fees apply to online ticket purchases). For more information, call 978-371-0820.
Organizers Dinah Buechner-Vischer, Kim Burns, and Kristin Canty are thrilled to see the project, which grew from conversations with film lovers who wanted a place to watch films in Concord, take off. “We are excited to bring to Concord access to independent, fascinating films not shown in other area theaters. And the opportunity to socialize, have a glass of wine, talk about the film,” says Burns. “We want to provide friends and neighbors of our community with an ongoing opportunity to gather together to view masterful films,” says Buechner-Vischer. “It’s a fun, thought-provoking way to spend time and have lively conversation, along with casual socializing and delicious food.”
Upcoming Films
- Tuesday, June 16, 2015: Alive Inside
