The weekend also includes a free seminar for aspiring movie writers and producers and a cast party.
An independent movie starring a local resident will be featured on the big screen in Ambridge this weekend.
Film lovers will have the opportunity to watch "Croaker" for FREE at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Ambridge Family Theater, 645 Merchant St.
Croaker is a throwback to old monster movies that tackles the topic of family and friends, and how relationships are difficult to recapture because of absence and time.
At 6 p.m. Friday, a free seminar, "Are You a Movie Writer or Producer?" will take placeprior to the movie screening.
Film lovers will have the opportunity to watch "Croaker" for FREE at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Ambridge Family Theater, 645 Merchant St.
Croaker is a throwback to old monster movies that tackles the topic of family and friends, and how relationships are difficult to recapture because of absence and time.
At 6 p.m. Friday, a free seminar, "Are You a Movie Writer or Producer?" will take placeprior to the movie screening.
Viewers can come and meet the writer and produce of the indie film, in addition to posing questions about the film industry.
At 9 p.m. Saturday, attendees can meet the director and some cast members at Rook's Cantina 505, 282 Fourth St., Ambridge.
Martin Patterson, an Ambridge resident, plays Florian Sirko, one of the main characters in “Croaker.” Fred Terling, a Canonsburg native, wrote and directed the film.
The screenings, workshops and cast party are free and open to the public. To ensure a seat for the movie click here for tickets.
Click here to read more on the movie.
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At 9 p.m. Saturday, attendees can meet the director and some cast members at Rook's Cantina 505, 282 Fourth St., Ambridge.
Martin Patterson, an Ambridge resident, plays Florian Sirko, one of the main characters in “Croaker.” Fred Terling, a Canonsburg native, wrote and directed the film.
The screenings, workshops and cast party are free and open to the public. To ensure a seat for the movie click here for tickets.
Click here to read more on the movie.
Like Ambridge Connection on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and sign up for our weekly newsletter.
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