Revolve Film and Music Festival

August 31, 2010
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
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Revolve Film and Music Festival presents Bill Withers music documentary

Winston-Salem, NC – In a special partnership with the Salem Department of Cultural Affairs, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present STILL BILL, a new film by Damani Baker and Alex Vlack.

Through concert footage and interviews, the filmmakers tell the story of musician Bill Withers, who is responsible for such hits as "Lean on Me" and "Ain't No Sunshine."

"We are so excited to screen a film so full of music," said Festival Founder and Artistic Director Shalini Chatterjee.

STILL BILL will screen at the Drama Workshop room in the Salem Fine Arts Center on Sat. Sept. 4th at 7 PM. Tickets are $5 and are available online or at the door day of show. Salem personnel receive free admission. Approx. 78 minutes.

July 22, 2010
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

Revolve Film and Music Festival co-presents free July Events at the Weatherspoon Art Museum

Winston-Salem, NC – In a special partnership with the Weatherspoon Art Museum and radio station WUAG 103.1 FM, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present free summer events centered around the Weatherspoon’s Andy Warhol Exhibition.

As part of the Warhol and Friends series, the Weatherspoon will screen BEAUTIFUL DARLING: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF CANDY DARLING, WARHOL SUPERSTAR, tonight, from 6:30–8.

This new documentary by James Rasin follows the short but influential life of the actress Candy Darling, born James Slattery in a Long Island suburb in 1944. Drawn to the feminine from childhood, by the mid-1960s James had become Candy, a blonde actress and well-known downtown New York figure. Candy's career took her through the raucous and revolutionary Off-off-Broadway theater scene and into Andy Warhol's legendary Factory. Not rated, 85 minutes.

The band Rough Hands will play music immediately following the film. Admission is free, with complimentary beverages and refreshments. A small $5 donation is suggested, to help support museum education programs.

"We are grateful for the opportunity to work with such a forward thinking art museum. We hope the films and live music will provide some fun entertainment with a dash of variety," said Festival Founder and Artistic Director Shalini Chatterjee.

Thursday Nights @ WAM are supported by Lincoln Financial Foundation. Films are not rated and parental guidance is recommended.

The WAM summer program also included a screening of JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT: THE RADIANT CHILD on Thursday, July 8, followed by music from The Gallows Humor. On July 15, WAM screened SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF ANDY WARHOL followed by music from Television cover band Amps Do Furnish a Room.

Sneak Peek

Check back for details on fall programming. We'll be back at the Salem Fine Arts Center.

March 2, 2010
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

Revolve Film and Music Festival presents NC Premiere of "NERDCORE RISING"

Winston-Salem, NC – In a special partnership with the Salem Committee on Cultural Events, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present the NC Premiere of NERDCORE RISING, a new film from Negin Farsad and Kim Gatewood.

NERDCORE RISING investigates the newest wave of hip-hop, called Nerdcore, as it follows the godfather of the genre, MC Frontalot, on his first national tour. Beginning in South Carolina and culminating in the Penny Arcade Gaming Convention in Seattle, the tour attracts fans across the country, who come out to bask in MC Frontalot’s rise to glory as he strives to achieve mainstream success.

"The hilarious but serious dreams and adventures of MC Frontalot & Co. are so entertaining, this movie goes by in the blink of an eye. Definitely a must-see for those who wonder what touring is really like. It's just a great ongoing story about a 'rapper-de-la-resistance', with entertaining live footage. We at Revolve HQ are proud to present the NC Premiere," said Festival Founder and Artistic Director Shalini Chatterjee.

NERDCORE RISING will screen at Shirley Auditorium, Salem Fine Arts Center, on March 6 at 7 PM on high-resolution digi beta. Running time is approximately 85 minutes.

Tickets are $5, and are available online at revolvefestival.com, with a 99 cent service fee, or $5 at the door day of show.

Sponsored by the Salem Committee on Cultural Events; Salem personnel receive free admission.

Sneak Peek

Check back for details on exciting upcoming programming, including a fun July Punk Rock film/live music entertainment series, presented in a special partnership with WUAG 103.1 FM and the Weatherspoon Art Museum. This program is created in conjunction with WEA's upcoming Warhol exhibition. It will be the coolest thing in the Triad this July. Stay tuned!

January 19, 2010
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

Revolve Film and Music Festival presents NC Premiere of "D TOUR"

Winston-Salem, NC – In a special partnership with the Salem Committee on Cultural Events, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present the NC Premiere of D TOUR, a new film from San Francisco filmmaker Jim Granato.

This unusual rock documentary follows the band Rogue Wave as they tour with their drummer Pat Spurgeon on dialysis. Compelling side stories emerge as Pat searches for a kidney donor under time pressure, as his one remaining kidney is failing.

"Revolve is proud to present this film about music, struggling, determination, perseverance, and healthcare. There is a lot to this movie, and we can see why it's getting a lot of attention at other festivals," said Revolve Festival Founder and Artistic Director Shalini Chatterjee.

D TOUR will screen at Drama Workshop, Salem Fine Arts Center, on January 21 at 7 PM on high-resolution digi beta. Featuring live performances from Ben Gibbard (Death Cab for Cutie), Nada Surf, Jon Vanderslice, The Moore Brothers and of course Rogue Wave. Running time is approximately 90 minutes.

Tickets are $5, and are available online at revolvefestival.com, with a 99 cent service fee, or $5 at the door day of show. Sponsored by the Salem Committee on Cultural Events; Salem personnel receive free admission.

Director's Statement:

Pat Spurgeon and I have been good friends for more than a decade. We have worked on music and film projects together in the past, but nothing quite like what D TOUR has become.

Before this project started I knew a little about Pat's history. I knew he had a kidney transplant in 1994 and that it was a huge undertaking, especially for a 25-year-old college student and aspiring musician. A few years later I befriended Pat and like many other organ recipients, he never really talked about it. Of course he carried on with his life, pursuing his goals like the rest of us. I never thought about how Pat would have to go through that again. And after the next transplant, he will have to go through it again… and again… for the rest of his life.

Pat found out in early 2006 that it was time to go down that road again. His 1994 transplanted kidney still had some function left but it was inevitable that he needed a new one. This time he more than just talked about it; he felt the urge to share his story with others.

Pat called me just before starting dialysis and asked if I wanted to make "a video" about his experience through this elaborate process. The "hook" was that he was to going stay with Rogue Wave and continue touring and performing on dialysis! Pat wanted to show others that may be in the same predicament that you can go through this, and live your life the way you want to. The original idea was to do a ten-minute piece that showed Pat going through dialysis, finding a donor and finally, a transplant. Almost three years later, I've ended up with about 80 hours of footage.

With the driving force of music behind him, Pat strives to share his exclusive outlook and experiences with an audience that may have not have had the opportunity to think about the importance of organ donation, and what one person goes through in dealing with a rigid health care system. I certainly learned a lot along the way.

-Jim Granato, Director & Producer, D TOUR

December 1, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

Revolve Film and Music Festival presents NC Premiere of "MUSIC OF THE BRAIN"

Winston-Salem, NC – In a special partnership with the Salem Committee on Cultural Events, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present the NC Premiere of Australian music documentary MUSIC OF THE BRAIN, a new film from Fiona Cochrane.

Music affects our development during out whole lifespan.

This documentary examines the role music plays in developing our brains as humans, beginning with premature infants in intensive care wards, moving through the role of music in enhancing performance in childhood (including discussion of the Mozart effect), the role of music therapy in hospital patients, and finally looking at the elderly.

"This is the third film from Fiona Cochrane that Revolve has screened. Her work is consistently high in quality with superb editing, so that the result is informative and entertaining. The scene with the music therapist was particularly powerful for me," said Revolve Festival Founder and Artistic Director Shalini Chatterjee.

MUSIC OF THE BRAIN will screen at Drama Workshop, Salem Fine Arts Center, on December 4th at 7 p.m. on high-resolution digi beta for the best picture. The running time is approximately 55 min. Tickets are $5, and are available online at revolvefestival.com, with a 99 cent service fee, or $5 at the door day of show. Salem personnel receive free admission.

August 25, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

REVOLVE PRESENTS ENCORE SCREENING OF "HAIR: LET THE SUN SHINE IN"

Winston-Salem, NC - In a special partnership with the Salem College Center for Women's Writers, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present an encore screening of "Hair: Let the Sun Shine In," a film by Pola Rapaport. The musical/theatrical documentary tracks the genesis, life and renaissance of "Hair," the most revolutionary musical of its time. By 1972, "Hair" had been performed in more than twenty productions around the world, and had been seen by 30 million people. Since then, it has had a profound influence socially and politically and has been performed again by a young troupe.

"This film was a favorite at the five day Revolve festival in May, and we're pleased to offer an encore screening. The music sounds great," said Revolve Festival Founder and Director Shalini Chatterjee.

The screening will be held this Saturday, August 29 at the Drama Workshop, Salem Fine Arts Center, Salem College. Tickets are available for $5 at the door, and online with a small service charge at revolvefestival.com until two hours before the screening. Parking is free and easy; see www.salem.edu. Salem personnel receive free admission.

"Hair: Let the Sun Shine In" features actors Keith Carradine, Melba Moore, Ben Vereen; directors Milos Forman and Tom O'Horgan; producer Michael Butler and authors Jim Rado and Gait MacDermot, and will be screened on high resolution digi beta for the best possible picture; 55 minutes.

Sneak Peek into September

In a special partnership with Carrboro's Century Center Cinema, Revolve is proud to present an encore screening and brand new cut of "Mellodrama," a film by Dianna Dilworth about the first keyboard sampler. "Mellodrama" chronicles the fascinating fifty-year history using interviews with Brian Wilson (Beach Boys), Mike Pinder (Moody Blues), Rod Argent (The Zombies), Rick Nielsen (Cheap Trick), Ian McDonald (King Crimson), Brian Kehew (Author, Recording the Beatles), Jon Brion, Richard Chamberlin (The Chamberlin Company), and many more. View the trailer on YouTube.

The film will screen at CCC in Carrboro on Sat. Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. Admission is $4 at the door, and includes freshly popped popcorn and soda or water.

The World Premiere of "Melting of the Globe," a short film by Nic Beery, which follows musician Jay Manley and instrument maker Wes Lambe as they design and build a new 21-string guitar that features the best of an electric guitar and a sitar, will precede "Mellodrama." Jay discusses how his environment inspired this instrument. This is a not-to-be missed pair of excellent music films.

June 26, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

"MELLODRAMA" POSTPONED; "ANVIL" CONFIRMED

Winston-Salem, NC - The screening of "Mellodrama" scheduled for this Saturday, June 27, at 8 PM IS POSTPONED until later July, date TBA.

In the meantime, come to "Anvil: The Story of Anvil" at the Carousel Luxury Cinemas in Greensboro. The Premiere will be held on Thursday, July 2 at 7:30 PM, launching a one-week run. Tickets will be available at the Carousel box office for only $6. Watch for the official announcement this Tuesday.

June 18, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

REVOLVE FILM AND MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS ENCORE SCREENING OF "MELLODRAMA"

Winston-Salem, NC – The Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present a second screening of "Mellodrama," a film by Dianna Dilworth about the history of the Mellotron, the first music sampler. The screening will be held at Carswell Hall, Wake Forest University on Sat. June 27 at 8 PM.

"We screened the North Carolina Premiere during our main festival in May, but many people said they were unable to leave work that Friday afternoon and missed it. Those who saw it really liked it, so we're offering a repeat screening on a Saturday night," said Revolve Festival founder Shalini Chatterjee.

This new musical documentary features entertaining interviews with Mellotron users such as Brian Wilson (Beach Boys), Rick Nielsen (Cheap Trick), Rod Argent (Zombies), and more. Visit www.mellotronmovie.com for more details.

The running time is 75 minutes; the format is high-resolution digi beta. Tickets are $5 and are available online now from revolvefestival.com, or at the door day of show. Enjoy free, easy parking anywhere on campus. For a map, see www.wfu.edu.

Sneak Peek into July

In a special partnership with Carousel Luxury Cinemas in Greensboro and The Mixed Tape Film Series, The Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present the Triad Premiere of acclaimed rock documentary "Anvil: The Story of Anvil." The Premiere will be held on Thursday, July 2 at 7:30 PM, launching a one-week run. Tickets available at the Carousel box office. We will post more information as it becomes available on revolvefestival.com.

May 19, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

REVOLVE FILM AND MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF FILM, MUSIC AND SOCIALIZING

Winston-Salem, NC – The Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present its second annual program of film, music and socializing. Films will be screened at Carswell Hall, Wake Forest University from May 21-24, 2009.

This year's festival includes a host of NC Premieres; a Saturday shorts program, and Sunday Repeats. Be sure to catch Thursday's NC Premiere of the exhilarating "Hair: Let the Sun Shine In" at 7 PM. Tickets are only $5 for most events.

"We tried to keep ticket prices low, so everyone can enjoy these new films. Our goal is to provide a fun, affordable distraction. We're very much aware of economic realities, and want to make the filmgoing experience as accessible as possible," said Revolve Festival Founder and Artistic Director Shalini Chatterjee.

Online tickets are on sale now from revolvefestival.com.

Tickets will also be available at the door. Park anywhere on campus; school is out.

Other highlights include:

Revolve Music Night

We are proud to present "The Making of Murmur: A Conversation with Co-Producers Mitch Easter and Don Dixon." This event is not held at Wake Forest, but at the Garage.

Hear how R.E.M.'s pivotal album came together. Moderated by ex-Rolling Stone senior writer Parke Puterbaugh, who covered Murmur's initial success. The panel will be filmed by Robert Kirk of Treehouse Productions, and later posted on the R.E.M. HQ website.

Panel followed by live performances:
Don Dixon, solo acoustic
Mitch Easter with his band
Jews & Catholics, Winston-Salem's premiere duo band

Friday May 22 @ The Garage, 8 p.m. $10 Day of Show only.

Preceded by: The Murmur listening party in the Green House, Revolve HQ, 5-6 PM
Sponsored by Natty Greene's. Private Function with Limited Capacity. Free. Please email to sign up: revolvefestival@earthlink.net

Saturday Night: Spotlight on Korea

Revolve is pleased to present the NC Premiere of "Milky Way Liberation Front," a recent favorite at larger festivals like Tribeca NYC, and the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Filmgoers will receive a free take-home noodle bowl from Annie Chun's, a Bay Area-based company founded by a Korean family.

Program Guides

We are pleased to offer free, full color program guides that feature film times/descriptions/photos as well as a useful logistics section and map. You can pick up your own program guide from these locations in Winston-Salem: Meridian Restaurant, The Visitor's Center, Brookstown Inn, The Garage, The Werehouse, Sakura on Stratford Road, 6th and Vine, Finnegan's Wake and Sweet Potatoes, and these locations in Greensboro: Natty Greene's, The Greene Bean and Salon Medusa on Elm Street.

Mozelle's Revolve Wine Special

Our gifts-in-kind sponsor Mozelle's, at Fourth and Brookstown, is graciously offering half price bottles of wine throughout the May 21-24 festival for Revolve filmgoers. Just tell your server you're with Revolve for half-off wine.

Media Blurbs

Check out Revolve in the May issue of Southern Living. There is a one-page feature in the Carolina Living section. We are also on the cover of Relish this week.

About Revolve

The Revolve Film and Music Festival aims to bring new films to the Triad and Triangle in order to build a culturally united and progressive community. Monthly screenings and a 5-day film and music festival offer quality year-round entertainment. Please see revolvefestival.com for more information on the next screening in June. We promise something extra fun to kick off summer!

May 7, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

REVOLVE FILM AND MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS NC PREMIERE OF "PLAYING IN THE SHADOWS," LAUNCHING THE MAY 21-24 FESTIVAL

Winston-Salem, NC – The Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present the NC Premiere of "Playing in the Shadows," a new film sponsored by the Australian Embassy, Washington DC.

The film tracks a group of five kids growing up in Woolloomooloo, a notorious public housing estate in the shadow of Sydney's famous glittering skyline. The kids find inspiration after dark when they form a basketball squad to compete in a citywide tournament for underprivileged youth. But the film is about more than basketball.

"You get to know the five kids, along with their personal challenges. This is a chronicle of very young people determined to resist the pitfalls of poverty, who work hard to create a brighter future for themselves—on and off the court," said Revolve Festival founder Shalini Chatterjee.

"Playing in the Shadows" will screen at the Salem Fine Arts Center, Drama Workshop, on Friday May 15 at 7 PM. The running time is 53 minutes; the format is high-resolution digi beta. Tickets are $5 and are available online now or at the door. Come to the post-screening reception at Meridian Restaurant, 411 S. Marshall Street. Drink specials for Revolve filmgoers.

Revolve09 May 21-24, 2009, 111 Carswell Hall, Wake Forest University

Join us for another round of film, music and socializing. This year's festival includes a host of NC Premieres; a Saturday shorts program, and Sunday Repeats. Online tickets go on sale May 11. Tickets will also be available at the door. Park anywhere on campus; school is out. Other highlights include:

Revolve Music Night
We are proud to present "The Making of Murmur: A Conversation with Co-Producers Mitch Easter and Don Dixon." Hear how R.E.M.'s pivotal album came together. Moderated by ex-Rolling Stone writer Parke Puterbaugh. Followed by live performances:
Don Dixon, solo acoustic
Mitch Easter with his band
Jews & Catholics, Winston-Salem's premiere duo band
Friday May 22 @ The Garage, 8 p.m. $10 Day of Show only.

Preceded by:
The Murmur listening party in the Green House, Revolve HQ, 5-6 PM. Sponsored by Natty Greene's. Private Function with Limited Capacity. Free. Please email to sign up: revolvefestival@earthlink.net

Mozelle's Wine Special

Media Blurb

Check out Revolve in the May issue of Southern Living. There is a one-page feature in the Carolina Living section.

April 7, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

REVOLVE FILM AND MUSIC FESTIVAL, WEATHERSPOON ART MUSEUM, PRESENT NC PREMIERE OF "HERB AND DOROTHY"

Winston-Salem, NC – In a special partnership with the Weatherspoon Art Museum, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is proud to present a free screening of "Herb and Dorothy."

This art-collecting documentary by Megumi Sasaki tells the improbable but true story of Herb and Dorothy Vogel, a postal worker and librarian living in New York City. In the early 1960s, when little attention was paid to Minimalist and Conceptual Art, Herb and Dorothy quietly began purchasing the works of unknown artists. Devoting all of Herb's salary to buying art, and living on Dorothy's paycheck alone, they continued collecting artworks guided by two rules: the piece had to be affordable, and small enough to fit in their one-bedroom Manhattan apartment.

Thirty years on, the Vogels had managed to accumulate over 4,000 pieces. This film documents their history of collecting as well as their large donations to art museums.

"We are thrilled to be the North Carolina premiere venue for this film and to be able to partner again with the Revolve Film and Music Festival. The Vogels are special people, not only as collectors, but in their generosity to museums and the American public. This film is a wonderful tribute to them," said Ann Grimaldi, Curator of Education at the Weatherspoon.

"There are so many appealing aspects to this film. There's a lot of splashy color, because it is about an art collection, which is really fun. In fact, the physical backdrop—the artwork, crammed apartment, and cats—is as interesting as the story of the collection," said Festival Founder and Artistic Director Shalini Chatterjee.

"Herb and Dorothy" will screen at the Weatherspoon Art Museum Thursday, April 16 at 7 PM. The running time is 91 minutes; the format is high-resolution digi beta.

The Weatherspoon offers free, convenient parking. For directions, please see weatherspoon.uncg.edu

February 17, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

REVOLVE FILM AND MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS POP MUSIC DOCUMENTARY
"THE WRECKING CREW"

Winston-Salem, NC – In a special partnership with the Salem College School of Music, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is pleased to present "The Wrecking Crew."

Director/Writer Denny Tedesco's chronicle of pop music's heyday delves back to the late 50s, the 60s and the 70s, an era of all night recording sessions in cramped rooms, when real musicianship was not only appreciated, it was demanded.

When a hit record was the desired result, there were no others to consider but The Wrecking Crew, a group of professional session musicians for hire who, as the film unveils, lent far more to these hit songs than mere instrumentation. The director tells their story through rare, historical footage and interviews with the group's members, along with testimonials from music giants Nancy Sinatra, Lou Adler, Dick Clark, Herb Alpert, Glen Campbell, Cher, Brian Wilson, Jimmy Webb, Roger McGuinn, and Gary Lewis, among many others.

"This film is made by the late, great guitarist Tommy Tedesco's son, which shines a personal light on an already compelling subject," said Festival Founder and Artistic Director Shalini Chatterjee.

"Any fan of 60's music is sure to enjoy this behind-the scenes story of the closely knit musicians responsible for many of the chart tipping hits of this era," said Ginger Hendricks, Director of the Center for Women Writers and Coordinator of Cultural Events at Salem College.

"The Wrecking Crew" will screen at the Drama Workshop, Salem Fine Arts Center, on Feb. 28 at 7 PM. Join us for a post-screening reception at nearby Meridian Restaurant, 411 S. Marshall St. Filmgoers will receive badges at the door for drink specials at Meridian.

Salem College provides free, safe parking. Find directions at www.salem.edu. Salem College students, faculty and staff receive free admission. Please present Salem I.D. at box office. Tickets are available online for $8 (plus $1.12 service fee) at revolvefestival.com and $10 at the door, day of show. The Box Office opens at 6 PM.

The film run time is approximately 95 minutes, and will be shown on high-resolution digi beta for the best picture possible.

Sneak Peek into March

Revolve is proud to present an encore screening and Winston-Salem Premiere of "Dreams With Sharp Teeth," about legendary writer Harlan Ellison. Come to Carswell Hall at Wake Forest University on March 7 at 8 PM to experience this entertaining literary documentary by renowned filmmaker Erik Nelson. Tickets are available online at revolvefestival.com for $5 plus a small service fee, and at the door day of show.

January 5, 2009
Contact: Shalini Chatterjee
(336) 722-8238
revolvefestival@earthlink.net
revolvefestival.com

REVOLVE FILM AND MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS NC PREMIERE OF AUSTRALIAN MYSTERY
"FOUR OF A KIND"

Winston-Salem, NC – In a special partnership with the Salem College Center for Women Writers, the Revolve Film and Music Festival is pleased to present the NC Premiere of "Four of a Kind," by acclaimed Australian filmmaker Fiona Cochrane.

Meet Gina, Anne, Glenda and Susan, four women who unknowingly share a dark secret. The drama unfolds as one woman's story melds into the next, weaving a tale of betrayals and connections. Writer Helen Collins turns in a great screenplay, based on her play.

"'Four of a Kind' is captivating because it showcases professional level acting, a superior screenplay, and clever directing—all by Australian women active in the film industry. This contemporary noir film is as entertaining as a Barbara Stanwyck classic," said Festival Founder Shalini Chatterjee.

"'Four of a Kind" will screen at the Drama Workshop, Salem Fine Arts Center, on Jan. 22 at 7 PM. Join us for a post-screening reception at Salem Fine Arts Center.

Salem College provides free, safe parking. Find directions at www.salem.edu. Salem College students, faculty and staff receive free admission. Please present Salem I.D. at box office. Tickets are available online for $5 (plus $1.12 service fee) at revolvefestival.com and are always available at the door the day of show.

The film run time is approximately 97 minutes, and will be shown on high-resolution digi beta for the best picture possible.

Sneak Peek into February!

Revolve is proud to present the NC Premiere of "The Wrecking Crew," a film by Denny Tedesco about the legendary group of Los Angeles session musicians, including drummer Hal Blaine, bassist Carol Kaye, the filmmaker's father, the late, great guitarist Tommy Tedesco, and many more. Please mark your calendar for the coolest music film event ever to hit the Triad: Feb. 28, Drama Workshop, 7 PM with a post-screening reception at Meridian Restaurant. Tickets go on sale Jan. 26.