Film in The Square
Presented by Via Cafe & Nassau Downtown Partnership
FREE FILMS FOR THE FAMILY
PUDGY (Short Film 15mins)
Bahamas
A delightfully campy parable that touches on the complexities of our hearts and lives in this modern world. (Dr. Allen) adds his young granddaughter (Morganne Bethel) to the story he tells her about a spunky little fish named Pudgy (Michelle Moore). Too cocky for his own good, Pudgy gets beached upon the real Bahamian shore and is forced to endure humorous encounters with passers-by from the modern world as he desperately tries to get their attention, before being saved at the brink of death. The lively and spontaneous Dr. Allen delivers insightful soliloquies about Pudgy’s calamity, rousing us to listen to our hearts to let our own Pudgy live, and jumps into a festive local parade and a beach dance to the “Pudgy Theme” bringing Bahamian spirit to the big screen. Beautifully filmed in High Definition.
Made for general audiences.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE (Feature Film 107 mins)
Friday, July 29, 2011
8:00PM
FREE Movies in Rawson Square
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
A Drama revolving around 3 women's lives and how they are intertwined.
View Trailer: http://www.capeofgoodhopemovie.com/
General Admission
Free Of Charge
Bring a folding Chair for your comfort
Food & Beverages available for purchase
The Bahamas International Film Festival
is a non-profit
organization dedicated to providing the local community and
International visitors with a diverse presentation of films from around
the world. In addition to offering films that might not otherwise be
released theatrically in the Bahamas, BIFF will provide a unique
cultural experience, educational programs, and forums for exploring the
future of cinema. BIFF aims to raise the level of film debate,
participation and education in The Bahamas. www.bintlfilmfest.com
