Film Columbia Festival

Screenwriting Panel
with Scott Cohen and Anastasia Traina - Tracy Memorial

Screenwriting Workshop
with Scott Cohen and Anastasia Traina - Tracy Memorial

Memoir of a Snail- Crandell Theatre, 12:00pm

Look Into My Eyes- Crandell Theatre, 2:00pm
Short: My Cousin Tom
Are psychics just frauds, or do they really have the extraordinary mental powers they claim they have? This documentary’s look at an array of New York City psychics and their clients circling around this question. It may not answer it, but in the end, you might want to ditch your shrink and take a walk on the wild side.
2024-104 min.
directed by Lana Wilson
produced by Kyle Martin and Lana Wilson. Documentary

Eephus-Crandell Theatre,5:00pm
On a late October day in New England sometime in the 90’s, two teams of middle-aged guys — Adler’s Paints and Riverdogs — gather for amateur baseball. This may be their last game, as the field will soon be the site of a school. Carson Lund, the director and editor, and his team follow the play from morning to evening cheering on the men who pitch, hit, steal bases, quarrel-and drink beer. Eephus, Larson’s debut feature-length comedy drama, is elegiac, wistful and all too human. Among its joys are the cameo of Boston Red Sox pitcher Bill “Spaceman” Lee, and legendary documentarian Frederick Wiseman as a radio announcer. Premiered at Cannes, and made its U.S. debut at the New York Film Festival.

Saturday Night Sneak- Crandell Theatre, 7:30pm
FilmColumbia’s “Secret Screening,” revealed just moments before the film starts, features a multiple award winner with sex, songs, crime, and laughs.

Party at the Pub- The People’s Pub, 10:00pm
Join the festivities, in or out of costume and just steps from the Crandell Theatre, as The People’s Pub rings in the Halloween season with music, dancing, and drinks! Half off your first beverage with a FilmColumbia ticket stub.
The People’s Pub, 36 Main Street, Chatham

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