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It’s that time of year again! We’re excited to welcome back TooFar Media to the 57th Annual Nashville Film Festival! TooFar Media publishes stories from the edge by Rich Shapero that test the limits of mind. Each of their sixteen titles is both a novel and a multimedia experiment combining book, music, art, animation, and video. Their latest release, These Balmy Days, will be featured throughout the festival; so be sure to find them at the Creator’s Conference and main theater, and download the TooFar Media App!
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It’s that time of year again! We’re excited to welcome back TooFar Media to the 57th Annual Nashville Film Festival! TooFar Media publishes stories from the edge by Rich Shapero that test the limits of mind. Each of their sixteen titles is both a novel and a multimedia experiment combining book, music, art, animation, and video. Their latest release, These Balmy Days, will be featured throughout the festival; so be sure to find them at the Creator’s Conference and main theater, and download the TooFar Media App!
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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Episodic Shorts Official Selections. BANANA (dir. Raghav Puri, Kieran Barry) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Dizzy, a fiercely unsuccessful mukbang YouTuber, is determined to make a living doing the one thing she truly loves: eating. Her family, who mostly loves her, thinks she should get a real job. When she wakes up to find one of her videos has gone mini-viral, she realizes there is a cost to turning her culture into content. As she struggles with what it means to be Korean in America today, she’s confronted by hard-hitting questions like: “Who has the right to profit off Korean culture?,” “Wait, kimchi is cool now?,” and “Is my grandma flirting with my boyfriend?!” DADDIES BOI (dir. Jason Avezzano) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Daddies Boi is a queer dark comedy about ride-or-die best friends, Ozzie (they/them) and Billie (she/her), pushing 35 but still claiming 28, desperately clinging to relevance in a city that worships youth. When Ozzie’s longtime sugar daddy, Clarke, dumps them on their “28th” birthday for a younger model, and Billie’s debt soars to new heights, the duo dives headfirst into LA’s unconventional gig market of sex work and companionship services. Armed with multiple sugaring profiles, shifty side hustles, and unhinged dates, they set their sights on a seductive new app called Daddies Boi that promises fast cash and fresh opportunities. What begins as survival spirals into a sharp, funny, and emotionally raw odyssey of empowerment and peril, testing their friendship, identity, and self-worth. IN MY BLOOD (dir. Alex Bendo) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Desperate to live up to his father’s expectations, a talented but inconsistent minor league baseball player turns to steroids, igniting a dangerous transformation of body and mind. MONES (dir. Zackary Drucker) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Cici, a trans woman, confronts her gender dysphoria at her younger brother Teddy’s fraternity during a historic Pride party and drag show she organized with her best friends. As drag performers, frat boys, and queer students min
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Episodic Shorts Official Selections. BANANA (dir. Raghav Puri, Kieran Barry) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Dizzy, a fiercely unsuccessful mukbang YouTuber, is determined to make a living doing the one thing she truly loves: eating. Her family, who mostly loves her, thinks she should get a real job. When she wakes up to find one of her videos has gone mini-viral, she realizes there is a cost to turning her culture into content. As she struggles with what it means to be Korean in America today, she’s confronted by hard-hitting questions like: “Who has the right to profit off Korean culture?,” “Wait, kimchi is cool now?,” and “Is my grandma flirting with my boyfriend?!” DADDIES BOI (dir. Jason Avezzano) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Daddies Boi is a queer dark comedy about ride-or-die best friends, Ozzie (they/them) and Billie (she/her), pushing 35 but still claiming 28, desperately clinging to relevance in a city that worships youth. When Ozzie’s longtime sugar daddy, Clarke, dumps them on their “28th” birthday for a younger model, and Billie’s debt soars to new heights, the duo dives headfirst into LA’s unconventional gig market of sex work and companionship services. Armed with multiple sugaring profiles, shifty side hustles, and unhinged dates, they set their sights on a seductive new app called Daddies Boi that promises fast cash and fresh opportunities. What begins as survival spirals into a sharp, funny, and emotionally raw odyssey of empowerment and peril, testing their friendship, identity, and self-worth. IN MY BLOOD (dir. Alex Bendo) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Desperate to live up to his father’s expectations, a talented but inconsistent minor league baseball player turns to steroids, igniting a dangerous transformation of body and mind. MONES (dir. Zackary Drucker) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Cici, a trans woman, confronts her gender dysphoria at her younger brother Teddy’s fraternity during a historic Pride party and drag show she organized with her best friends. As drag performers, frat boys, and queer students min
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Episodic Shorts Official Selections. BANANA (dir. Raghav Puri, Kieran Barry) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Dizzy, a fiercely unsuccessful mukbang YouTuber, is determined to make a living doing the one thing she truly loves: eating. Her family, who mostly loves her, thinks she should get a real job. When she wakes up to find one of her videos has gone mini-viral, she realizes there is a cost to turning her culture into content. As she struggles with what it means to be Korean in America today, she’s confronted by hard-hitting questions like: “Who has the right to profit off Korean culture?,” “Wait, kimchi is cool now?,” and “Is my grandma flirting with my boyfriend?!” DADDIES BOI (dir. Jason Avezzano) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Daddies Boi is a queer dark comedy about ride-or-die best friends, Ozzie (they/them) and Billie (she/her), pushing 35 but still claiming 28, desperately clinging to relevance in a city that worships youth. When Ozzie’s longtime sugar daddy, Clarke, dumps them on their “28th” birthday for a younger model, and Billie’s debt soars to new heights, the duo dives headfirst into LA’s unconventional gig market of sex work and companionship services. Armed with multiple sugaring profiles, shifty side hustles, and unhinged dates, they set their sights on a seductive new app called Daddies Boi that promises fast cash and fresh opportunities. What begins as survival spirals into a sharp, funny, and emotionally raw odyssey of empowerment and peril, testing their friendship, identity, and self-worth. IN MY BLOOD (dir. Alex Bendo) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Desperate to live up to his father’s expectations, a talented but inconsistent minor league baseball player turns to steroids, igniting a dangerous transformation of body and mind. MONES (dir. Zackary Drucker) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Cici, a trans woman, confronts her gender dysphoria at her younger brother Teddy’s fraternity during a historic Pride party and drag show she organized with her best friends. As drag performers, frat boys, and queer students min
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Episodic Shorts Official Selections. BANANA (dir. Raghav Puri, Kieran Barry) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Dizzy, a fiercely unsuccessful mukbang YouTuber, is determined to make a living doing the one thing she truly loves: eating. Her family, who mostly loves her, thinks she should get a real job. When she wakes up to find one of her videos has gone mini-viral, she realizes there is a cost to turning her culture into content. As she struggles with what it means to be Korean in America today, she’s confronted by hard-hitting questions like: “Who has the right to profit off Korean culture?,” “Wait, kimchi is cool now?,” and “Is my grandma flirting with my boyfriend?!” DADDIES BOI (dir. Jason Avezzano) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Daddies Boi is a queer dark comedy about ride-or-die best friends, Ozzie (they/them) and Billie (she/her), pushing 35 but still claiming 28, desperately clinging to relevance in a city that worships youth. When Ozzie’s longtime sugar daddy, Clarke, dumps them on their “28th” birthday for a younger model, and Billie’s debt soars to new heights, the duo dives headfirst into LA’s unconventional gig market of sex work and companionship services. Armed with multiple sugaring profiles, shifty side hustles, and unhinged dates, they set their sights on a seductive new app called Daddies Boi that promises fast cash and fresh opportunities. What begins as survival spirals into a sharp, funny, and emotionally raw odyssey of empowerment and peril, testing their friendship, identity, and self-worth. IN MY BLOOD (dir. Alex Bendo) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Desperate to live up to his father’s expectations, a talented but inconsistent minor league baseball player turns to steroids, igniting a dangerous transformation of body and mind. MONES (dir. Zackary Drucker) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Cici, a trans woman, confronts her gender dysphoria at her younger brother Teddy’s fraternity during a historic Pride party and drag show she organized with her best friends. As drag performers, frat boys, and queer students min
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Episodic Shorts Official Selections. BANANA (dir. Raghav Puri, Kieran Barry) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Dizzy, a fiercely unsuccessful mukbang YouTuber, is determined to make a living doing the one thing she truly loves: eating. Her family, who mostly loves her, thinks she should get a real job. When she wakes up to find one of her videos has gone mini-viral, she realizes there is a cost to turning her culture into content. As she struggles with what it means to be Korean in America today, she’s confronted by hard-hitting questions like: “Who has the right to profit off Korean culture?,” “Wait, kimchi is cool now?,” and “Is my grandma flirting with my boyfriend?!” DADDIES BOI (dir. Jason Avezzano) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Daddies Boi is a queer dark comedy about ride-or-die best friends, Ozzie (they/them) and Billie (she/her), pushing 35 but still claiming 28, desperately clinging to relevance in a city that worships youth. When Ozzie’s longtime sugar daddy, Clarke, dumps them on their “28th” birthday for a younger model, and Billie’s debt soars to new heights, the duo dives headfirst into LA’s unconventional gig market of sex work and companionship services. Armed with multiple sugaring profiles, shifty side hustles, and unhinged dates, they set their sights on a seductive new app called Daddies Boi that promises fast cash and fresh opportunities. What begins as survival spirals into a sharp, funny, and emotionally raw odyssey of empowerment and peril, testing their friendship, identity, and self-worth. IN MY BLOOD (dir. Alex Bendo) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Desperate to live up to his father’s expectations, a talented but inconsistent minor league baseball player turns to steroids, igniting a dangerous transformation of body and mind. MONES (dir. Zackary Drucker) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Cici, a trans woman, confronts her gender dysphoria at her younger brother Teddy’s fraternity during a historic Pride party and drag show she organized with her best friends. As drag performers, frat boys, and queer students min
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Episodic Shorts Official Selections. BANANA (dir. Raghav Puri, Kieran Barry) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Dizzy, a fiercely unsuccessful mukbang YouTuber, is determined to make a living doing the one thing she truly loves: eating. Her family, who mostly loves her, thinks she should get a real job. When she wakes up to find one of her videos has gone mini-viral, she realizes there is a cost to turning her culture into content. As she struggles with what it means to be Korean in America today, she’s confronted by hard-hitting questions like: “Who has the right to profit off Korean culture?,” “Wait, kimchi is cool now?,” and “Is my grandma flirting with my boyfriend?!” DADDIES BOI (dir. Jason Avezzano) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Daddies Boi is a queer dark comedy about ride-or-die best friends, Ozzie (they/them) and Billie (she/her), pushing 35 but still claiming 28, desperately clinging to relevance in a city that worships youth. When Ozzie’s longtime sugar daddy, Clarke, dumps them on their “28th” birthday for a younger model, and Billie’s debt soars to new heights, the duo dives headfirst into LA’s unconventional gig market of sex work and companionship services. Armed with multiple sugaring profiles, shifty side hustles, and unhinged dates, they set their sights on a seductive new app called Daddies Boi that promises fast cash and fresh opportunities. What begins as survival spirals into a sharp, funny, and emotionally raw odyssey of empowerment and peril, testing their friendship, identity, and self-worth. IN MY BLOOD (dir. Alex Bendo) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Desperate to live up to his father’s expectations, a talented but inconsistent minor league baseball player turns to steroids, igniting a dangerous transformation of body and mind. MONES (dir. Zackary Drucker) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Cici, a trans woman, confronts her gender dysphoria at her younger brother Teddy’s fraternity during a historic Pride party and drag show she organized with her best friends. As drag performers, frat boys, and queer students min
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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Episodic Shorts Official Selections. BANANA (dir. Raghav Puri, Kieran Barry) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Dizzy, a fiercely unsuccessful mukbang YouTuber, is determined to make a living doing the one thing she truly loves: eating. Her family, who mostly loves her, thinks she should get a real job. When she wakes up to find one of her videos has gone mini-viral, she realizes there is a cost to turning her culture into content. As she struggles with what it means to be Korean in America today, she’s confronted by hard-hitting questions like: “Who has the right to profit off Korean culture?,” “Wait, kimchi is cool now?,” and “Is my grandma flirting with my boyfriend?!” DADDIES BOI (dir. Jason Avezzano) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Daddies Boi is a queer dark comedy about ride-or-die best friends, Ozzie (they/them) and Billie (she/her), pushing 35 but still claiming 28, desperately clinging to relevance in a city that worships youth. When Ozzie’s longtime sugar daddy, Clarke, dumps them on their “28th” birthday for a younger model, and Billie’s debt soars to new heights, the duo dives headfirst into LA’s unconventional gig market of sex work and companionship services. Armed with multiple sugaring profiles, shifty side hustles, and unhinged dates, they set their sights on a seductive new app called Daddies Boi that promises fast cash and fresh opportunities. What begins as survival spirals into a sharp, funny, and emotionally raw odyssey of empowerment and peril, testing their friendship, identity, and self-worth. IN MY BLOOD (dir. Alex Bendo) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Desperate to live up to his father’s expectations, a talented but inconsistent minor league baseball player turns to steroids, igniting a dangerous transformation of body and mind. MONES (dir. Zackary Drucker) Sat, Sep 26th, 1:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 Cici, a trans woman, confronts her gender dysphoria at her younger brother Teddy’s fraternity during a historic Pride party and drag show she organized with her best friends. As drag performers, frat boys, and queer students min
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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Features Official Selections. CLEAN HANDS (dir. Jake Allyn) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Hooky Entertainment A true story, Kevin Simmers was a cop who spent his career trying to keep drugs off the streets of Hagerstown, a city sitting square on the “Heroin Highway”. Then his 19-year-old daughter Brooke got hooked, and everything he thought he knew turned inside out. What follows is a father and daughter fighting their way back to each other, and a community reckoning with an epidemic it can’t arrest its way out of. #CleanHandsMovie THE LORRAINE (dir. Sam Pollard) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:30 PM @ National Museum of African American Music In the heart of Memphis, Walter and Loree Bailey’s Lorraine Motel was both a thriving hub of Black entrepreneurship and a destination for the greatest musicians of the 20th century—a place where Civil Rights demonstrations were planned, musical hits were written, and Black and white artists created history together. A rare, black-owned establishment, The Lorraine served as a safe haven and sanctuary for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era. Then, on April 4, 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. outside Room 306 cleaved that history in two, and the world forgot everything else. FLINT (dir. Ryan Whitaker) Fri, Sep 25th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) Sun, Sep 27th, 8:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 In this adaptation of the beloved novel by Louis L’Amour, James Kettleman (LOST’s Josh Holloway) returns to the Montana frontier he once fled, adopting the name of the notorious killer who raised him. But there is trouble brewing in the West. Ruthless speculator Porter Baldwin (Max Martini) is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime and notorious assassin Buckdun (Mike Vogel) is there to back his play. In the crosshairs is Nancy Kennigan (Sarah Gadon), the owner of a coveted ranch. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Kettleman must confront his past and determine what his ultimate legacy will be. #flintmovieofficial ONE PLANT (dir. Jordan Berger) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 3 After losing his mother to alcohol and opioid addiction, filmmak
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Features Official Selections. CLEAN HANDS (dir. Jake Allyn) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Hooky Entertainment A true story, Kevin Simmers was a cop who spent his career trying to keep drugs off the streets of Hagerstown, a city sitting square on the “Heroin Highway”. Then his 19-year-old daughter Brooke got hooked, and everything he thought he knew turned inside out. What follows is a father and daughter fighting their way back to each other, and a community reckoning with an epidemic it can’t arrest its way out of. #CleanHandsMovie THE LORRAINE (dir. Sam Pollard) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:30 PM @ National Museum of African American Music In the heart of Memphis, Walter and Loree Bailey’s Lorraine Motel was both a thriving hub of Black entrepreneurship and a destination for the greatest musicians of the 20th century—a place where Civil Rights demonstrations were planned, musical hits were written, and Black and white artists created history together. A rare, black-owned establishment, The Lorraine served as a safe haven and sanctuary for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era. Then, on April 4, 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. outside Room 306 cleaved that history in two, and the world forgot everything else. FLINT (dir. Ryan Whitaker) Fri, Sep 25th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) Sun, Sep 27th, 8:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 In this adaptation of the beloved novel by Louis L’Amour, James Kettleman (LOST’s Josh Holloway) returns to the Montana frontier he once fled, adopting the name of the notorious killer who raised him. But there is trouble brewing in the West. Ruthless speculator Porter Baldwin (Max Martini) is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime and notorious assassin Buckdun (Mike Vogel) is there to back his play. In the crosshairs is Nancy Kennigan (Sarah Gadon), the owner of a coveted ranch. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Kettleman must confront his past and determine what his ultimate legacy will be. #flintmovieofficial ONE PLANT (dir. Jordan Berger) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 3 After losing his mother to alcohol and opioid addiction, filmmak
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Features Official Selections. CLEAN HANDS (dir. Jake Allyn) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Hooky Entertainment A true story, Kevin Simmers was a cop who spent his career trying to keep drugs off the streets of Hagerstown, a city sitting square on the “Heroin Highway”. Then his 19-year-old daughter Brooke got hooked, and everything he thought he knew turned inside out. What follows is a father and daughter fighting their way back to each other, and a community reckoning with an epidemic it can’t arrest its way out of. #CleanHandsMovie THE LORRAINE (dir. Sam Pollard) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:30 PM @ National Museum of African American Music In the heart of Memphis, Walter and Loree Bailey’s Lorraine Motel was both a thriving hub of Black entrepreneurship and a destination for the greatest musicians of the 20th century—a place where Civil Rights demonstrations were planned, musical hits were written, and Black and white artists created history together. A rare, black-owned establishment, The Lorraine served as a safe haven and sanctuary for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era. Then, on April 4, 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. outside Room 306 cleaved that history in two, and the world forgot everything else. FLINT (dir. Ryan Whitaker) Fri, Sep 25th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) Sun, Sep 27th, 8:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 In this adaptation of the beloved novel by Louis L’Amour, James Kettleman (LOST’s Josh Holloway) returns to the Montana frontier he once fled, adopting the name of the notorious killer who raised him. But there is trouble brewing in the West. Ruthless speculator Porter Baldwin (Max Martini) is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime and notorious assassin Buckdun (Mike Vogel) is there to back his play. In the crosshairs is Nancy Kennigan (Sarah Gadon), the owner of a coveted ranch. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Kettleman must confront his past and determine what his ultimate legacy will be. #flintmovieofficial ONE PLANT (dir. Jordan Berger) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 3 After losing his mother to alcohol and opioid addiction, filmmak
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Features Official Selections. CLEAN HANDS (dir. Jake Allyn) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Hooky Entertainment A true story, Kevin Simmers was a cop who spent his career trying to keep drugs off the streets of Hagerstown, a city sitting square on the “Heroin Highway”. Then his 19-year-old daughter Brooke got hooked, and everything he thought he knew turned inside out. What follows is a father and daughter fighting their way back to each other, and a community reckoning with an epidemic it can’t arrest its way out of. #CleanHandsMovie THE LORRAINE (dir. Sam Pollard) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:30 PM @ National Museum of African American Music In the heart of Memphis, Walter and Loree Bailey’s Lorraine Motel was both a thriving hub of Black entrepreneurship and a destination for the greatest musicians of the 20th century—a place where Civil Rights demonstrations were planned, musical hits were written, and Black and white artists created history together. A rare, black-owned establishment, The Lorraine served as a safe haven and sanctuary for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era. Then, on April 4, 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. outside Room 306 cleaved that history in two, and the world forgot everything else. FLINT (dir. Ryan Whitaker) Fri, Sep 25th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) Sun, Sep 27th, 8:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 In this adaptation of the beloved novel by Louis L’Amour, James Kettleman (LOST’s Josh Holloway) returns to the Montana frontier he once fled, adopting the name of the notorious killer who raised him. But there is trouble brewing in the West. Ruthless speculator Porter Baldwin (Max Martini) is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime and notorious assassin Buckdun (Mike Vogel) is there to back his play. In the crosshairs is Nancy Kennigan (Sarah Gadon), the owner of a coveted ranch. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Kettleman must confront his past and determine what his ultimate legacy will be. #flintmovieofficial ONE PLANT (dir. Jordan Berger) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 3 After losing his mother to alcohol and opioid addiction, filmmak
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Features Official Selections. CLEAN HANDS (dir. Jake Allyn) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Hooky Entertainment A true story, Kevin Simmers was a cop who spent his career trying to keep drugs off the streets of Hagerstown, a city sitting square on the “Heroin Highway”. Then his 19-year-old daughter Brooke got hooked, and everything he thought he knew turned inside out. What follows is a father and daughter fighting their way back to each other, and a community reckoning with an epidemic it can’t arrest its way out of. #CleanHandsMovie THE LORRAINE (dir. Sam Pollard) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:30 PM @ National Museum of African American Music In the heart of Memphis, Walter and Loree Bailey’s Lorraine Motel was both a thriving hub of Black entrepreneurship and a destination for the greatest musicians of the 20th century—a place where Civil Rights demonstrations were planned, musical hits were written, and Black and white artists created history together. A rare, black-owned establishment, The Lorraine served as a safe haven and sanctuary for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era. Then, on April 4, 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. outside Room 306 cleaved that history in two, and the world forgot everything else. FLINT (dir. Ryan Whitaker) Fri, Sep 25th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) Sun, Sep 27th, 8:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 In this adaptation of the beloved novel by Louis L’Amour, James Kettleman (LOST’s Josh Holloway) returns to the Montana frontier he once fled, adopting the name of the notorious killer who raised him. But there is trouble brewing in the West. Ruthless speculator Porter Baldwin (Max Martini) is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime and notorious assassin Buckdun (Mike Vogel) is there to back his play. In the crosshairs is Nancy Kennigan (Sarah Gadon), the owner of a coveted ranch. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Kettleman must confront his past and determine what his ultimate legacy will be. #flintmovieofficial ONE PLANT (dir. Jordan Berger) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 3 After losing his mother to alcohol and opioid addiction, filmmak
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Features Official Selections. CLEAN HANDS (dir. Jake Allyn) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Hooky Entertainment A true story, Kevin Simmers was a cop who spent his career trying to keep drugs off the streets of Hagerstown, a city sitting square on the “Heroin Highway”. Then his 19-year-old daughter Brooke got hooked, and everything he thought he knew turned inside out. What follows is a father and daughter fighting their way back to each other, and a community reckoning with an epidemic it can’t arrest its way out of. #CleanHandsMovie THE LORRAINE (dir. Sam Pollard) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:30 PM @ National Museum of African American Music In the heart of Memphis, Walter and Loree Bailey’s Lorraine Motel was both a thriving hub of Black entrepreneurship and a destination for the greatest musicians of the 20th century—a place where Civil Rights demonstrations were planned, musical hits were written, and Black and white artists created history together. A rare, black-owned establishment, The Lorraine served as a safe haven and sanctuary for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era. Then, on April 4, 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. outside Room 306 cleaved that history in two, and the world forgot everything else. FLINT (dir. Ryan Whitaker) Fri, Sep 25th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) Sun, Sep 27th, 8:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 In this adaptation of the beloved novel by Louis L’Amour, James Kettleman (LOST’s Josh Holloway) returns to the Montana frontier he once fled, adopting the name of the notorious killer who raised him. But there is trouble brewing in the West. Ruthless speculator Porter Baldwin (Max Martini) is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime and notorious assassin Buckdun (Mike Vogel) is there to back his play. In the crosshairs is Nancy Kennigan (Sarah Gadon), the owner of a coveted ranch. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Kettleman must confront his past and determine what his ultimate legacy will be. #flintmovieofficial ONE PLANT (dir. Jordan Berger) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 3 After losing his mother to alcohol and opioid addiction, filmmak
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Features Official Selections. CLEAN HANDS (dir. Jake Allyn) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Hooky Entertainment A true story, Kevin Simmers was a cop who spent his career trying to keep drugs off the streets of Hagerstown, a city sitting square on the “Heroin Highway”. Then his 19-year-old daughter Brooke got hooked, and everything he thought he knew turned inside out. What follows is a father and daughter fighting their way back to each other, and a community reckoning with an epidemic it can’t arrest its way out of. #CleanHandsMovie THE LORRAINE (dir. Sam Pollard) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:30 PM @ National Museum of African American Music In the heart of Memphis, Walter and Loree Bailey’s Lorraine Motel was both a thriving hub of Black entrepreneurship and a destination for the greatest musicians of the 20th century—a place where Civil Rights demonstrations were planned, musical hits were written, and Black and white artists created history together. A rare, black-owned establishment, The Lorraine served as a safe haven and sanctuary for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era. Then, on April 4, 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. outside Room 306 cleaved that history in two, and the world forgot everything else. FLINT (dir. Ryan Whitaker) Fri, Sep 25th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) Sun, Sep 27th, 8:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 In this adaptation of the beloved novel by Louis L’Amour, James Kettleman (LOST’s Josh Holloway) returns to the Montana frontier he once fled, adopting the name of the notorious killer who raised him. But there is trouble brewing in the West. Ruthless speculator Porter Baldwin (Max Martini) is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime and notorious assassin Buckdun (Mike Vogel) is there to back his play. In the crosshairs is Nancy Kennigan (Sarah Gadon), the owner of a coveted ranch. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Kettleman must confront his past and determine what his ultimate legacy will be. #flintmovieofficial ONE PLANT (dir. Jordan Berger) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 3 After losing his mother to alcohol and opioid addiction, filmmak
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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Tennessee Features Official Selections. CLEAN HANDS (dir. Jake Allyn) Sat, Sep 26th, 5:30 PM @ Hooky Entertainment A true story, Kevin Simmers was a cop who spent his career trying to keep drugs off the streets of Hagerstown, a city sitting square on the “Heroin Highway”. Then his 19-year-old daughter Brooke got hooked, and everything he thought he knew turned inside out. What follows is a father and daughter fighting their way back to each other, and a community reckoning with an epidemic it can’t arrest its way out of. #CleanHandsMovie THE LORRAINE (dir. Sam Pollard) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:30 PM @ National Museum of African American Music In the heart of Memphis, Walter and Loree Bailey’s Lorraine Motel was both a thriving hub of Black entrepreneurship and a destination for the greatest musicians of the 20th century—a place where Civil Rights demonstrations were planned, musical hits were written, and Black and white artists created history together. A rare, black-owned establishment, The Lorraine served as a safe haven and sanctuary for Black travelers during the Jim Crow era. Then, on April 4, 1968, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. outside Room 306 cleaved that history in two, and the world forgot everything else. FLINT (dir. Ryan Whitaker) Fri, Sep 25th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 (SOLD OUT) Sun, Sep 27th, 8:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 16 In this adaptation of the beloved novel by Louis L’Amour, James Kettleman (LOST’s Josh Holloway) returns to the Montana frontier he once fled, adopting the name of the notorious killer who raised him. But there is trouble brewing in the West. Ruthless speculator Porter Baldwin (Max Martini) is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime and notorious assassin Buckdun (Mike Vogel) is there to back his play. In the crosshairs is Nancy Kennigan (Sarah Gadon), the owner of a coveted ranch. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Kettleman must confront his past and determine what his ultimate legacy will be. #flintmovieofficial ONE PLANT (dir. Jordan Berger) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 3 After losing his mother to alcohol and opioid addiction, filmmak
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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Documentary Official Selections. SCARLET GIRLS (dir. Paula Cury Melo) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Through intimate narrations and evocative imagery, women across the Dominican Republic reflect on their experiences with forced motherhood and clandestine abortion. What does it mean to exist as a woman in a country where abortion remains criminalized without exception? STRAY EMBERS (dir. Erin Brethauer, Tim Hussin) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 After saving his home from a historic wildfire that destroyed his town, a California man opens his doors to displaced families and neighbors, determined to stay rooted in a place that could burn again. Filmed over five years, it captures the bonds, challenges, and tensions that emerge when dozens of people and their dogs live together in the aftermath of disaster. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong A CITY IN THE FOREST (dir. Lev Omelchenko, Nolan Huber) Sun, Sep 27th, 12:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 14 When a private police foundation in Atlanta tries to raze an urban forest to build the country’s largest police training facility, a diverse, decentralized, and intersectional movement defends the forest from what they call “Cop City.” A City in the Forest paints a collective portrait of the country’s most urgent social justice story, where a web of activists fight back against environmental racism, political corruption, police violence, and the criminalization of dissent. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST (dir. Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, Nathan Stenberg) Sat, Sep 26th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 What used to be a state school and hospital for disabled people is now the site of “Pennhurst Asylum,” a controversial haunted house run by many performers with disabilities. Autumn, one of the performers who manages the ghost haunts, is a contortionist who encourages the new “haunters” that she trains to reclaim their disabilities and incorporate them into their haunter personas. As we see the performers embody their twisted and scary characters at the attraction, a sobering
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Documentary Official Selections. SCARLET GIRLS (dir. Paula Cury Melo) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Through intimate narrations and evocative imagery, women across the Dominican Republic reflect on their experiences with forced motherhood and clandestine abortion. What does it mean to exist as a woman in a country where abortion remains criminalized without exception? STRAY EMBERS (dir. Erin Brethauer, Tim Hussin) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 After saving his home from a historic wildfire that destroyed his town, a California man opens his doors to displaced families and neighbors, determined to stay rooted in a place that could burn again. Filmed over five years, it captures the bonds, challenges, and tensions that emerge when dozens of people and their dogs live together in the aftermath of disaster. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong A CITY IN THE FOREST (dir. Lev Omelchenko, Nolan Huber) Sun, Sep 27th, 12:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 14 When a private police foundation in Atlanta tries to raze an urban forest to build the country’s largest police training facility, a diverse, decentralized, and intersectional movement defends the forest from what they call “Cop City.” A City in the Forest paints a collective portrait of the country’s most urgent social justice story, where a web of activists fight back against environmental racism, political corruption, police violence, and the criminalization of dissent. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST (dir. Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, Nathan Stenberg) Sat, Sep 26th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 What used to be a state school and hospital for disabled people is now the site of “Pennhurst Asylum,” a controversial haunted house run by many performers with disabilities. Autumn, one of the performers who manages the ghost haunts, is a contortionist who encourages the new “haunters” that she trains to reclaim their disabilities and incorporate them into their haunter personas. As we see the performers embody their twisted and scary characters at the attraction, a sobering
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Documentary Official Selections. SCARLET GIRLS (dir. Paula Cury Melo) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Through intimate narrations and evocative imagery, women across the Dominican Republic reflect on their experiences with forced motherhood and clandestine abortion. What does it mean to exist as a woman in a country where abortion remains criminalized without exception? STRAY EMBERS (dir. Erin Brethauer, Tim Hussin) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 After saving his home from a historic wildfire that destroyed his town, a California man opens his doors to displaced families and neighbors, determined to stay rooted in a place that could burn again. Filmed over five years, it captures the bonds, challenges, and tensions that emerge when dozens of people and their dogs live together in the aftermath of disaster. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong A CITY IN THE FOREST (dir. Lev Omelchenko, Nolan Huber) Sun, Sep 27th, 12:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 14 When a private police foundation in Atlanta tries to raze an urban forest to build the country’s largest police training facility, a diverse, decentralized, and intersectional movement defends the forest from what they call “Cop City.” A City in the Forest paints a collective portrait of the country’s most urgent social justice story, where a web of activists fight back against environmental racism, political corruption, police violence, and the criminalization of dissent. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST (dir. Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, Nathan Stenberg) Sat, Sep 26th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 What used to be a state school and hospital for disabled people is now the site of “Pennhurst Asylum,” a controversial haunted house run by many performers with disabilities. Autumn, one of the performers who manages the ghost haunts, is a contortionist who encourages the new “haunters” that she trains to reclaim their disabilities and incorporate them into their haunter personas. As we see the performers embody their twisted and scary characters at the attraction, a sobering
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Documentary Official Selections. SCARLET GIRLS (dir. Paula Cury Melo) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Through intimate narrations and evocative imagery, women across the Dominican Republic reflect on their experiences with forced motherhood and clandestine abortion. What does it mean to exist as a woman in a country where abortion remains criminalized without exception? STRAY EMBERS (dir. Erin Brethauer, Tim Hussin) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 After saving his home from a historic wildfire that destroyed his town, a California man opens his doors to displaced families and neighbors, determined to stay rooted in a place that could burn again. Filmed over five years, it captures the bonds, challenges, and tensions that emerge when dozens of people and their dogs live together in the aftermath of disaster. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong A CITY IN THE FOREST (dir. Lev Omelchenko, Nolan Huber) Sun, Sep 27th, 12:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 14 When a private police foundation in Atlanta tries to raze an urban forest to build the country’s largest police training facility, a diverse, decentralized, and intersectional movement defends the forest from what they call “Cop City.” A City in the Forest paints a collective portrait of the country’s most urgent social justice story, where a web of activists fight back against environmental racism, political corruption, police violence, and the criminalization of dissent. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST (dir. Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, Nathan Stenberg) Sat, Sep 26th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 What used to be a state school and hospital for disabled people is now the site of “Pennhurst Asylum,” a controversial haunted house run by many performers with disabilities. Autumn, one of the performers who manages the ghost haunts, is a contortionist who encourages the new “haunters” that she trains to reclaim their disabilities and incorporate them into their haunter personas. As we see the performers embody their twisted and scary characters at the attraction, a sobering
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Documentary Official Selections. SCARLET GIRLS (dir. Paula Cury Melo) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Through intimate narrations and evocative imagery, women across the Dominican Republic reflect on their experiences with forced motherhood and clandestine abortion. What does it mean to exist as a woman in a country where abortion remains criminalized without exception? STRAY EMBERS (dir. Erin Brethauer, Tim Hussin) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 After saving his home from a historic wildfire that destroyed his town, a California man opens his doors to displaced families and neighbors, determined to stay rooted in a place that could burn again. Filmed over five years, it captures the bonds, challenges, and tensions that emerge when dozens of people and their dogs live together in the aftermath of disaster. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong A CITY IN THE FOREST (dir. Lev Omelchenko, Nolan Huber) Sun, Sep 27th, 12:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 14 When a private police foundation in Atlanta tries to raze an urban forest to build the country’s largest police training facility, a diverse, decentralized, and intersectional movement defends the forest from what they call “Cop City.” A City in the Forest paints a collective portrait of the country’s most urgent social justice story, where a web of activists fight back against environmental racism, political corruption, police violence, and the criminalization of dissent. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST (dir. Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, Nathan Stenberg) Sat, Sep 26th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 What used to be a state school and hospital for disabled people is now the site of “Pennhurst Asylum,” a controversial haunted house run by many performers with disabilities. Autumn, one of the performers who manages the ghost haunts, is a contortionist who encourages the new “haunters” that she trains to reclaim their disabilities and incorporate them into their haunter personas. As we see the performers embody their twisted and scary characters at the attraction, a sobering
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Documentary Official Selections. SCARLET GIRLS (dir. Paula Cury Melo) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Through intimate narrations and evocative imagery, women across the Dominican Republic reflect on their experiences with forced motherhood and clandestine abortion. What does it mean to exist as a woman in a country where abortion remains criminalized without exception? STRAY EMBERS (dir. Erin Brethauer, Tim Hussin) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 After saving his home from a historic wildfire that destroyed his town, a California man opens his doors to displaced families and neighbors, determined to stay rooted in a place that could burn again. Filmed over five years, it captures the bonds, challenges, and tensions that emerge when dozens of people and their dogs live together in the aftermath of disaster. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong A CITY IN THE FOREST (dir. Lev Omelchenko, Nolan Huber) Sun, Sep 27th, 12:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 14 When a private police foundation in Atlanta tries to raze an urban forest to build the country’s largest police training facility, a diverse, decentralized, and intersectional movement defends the forest from what they call “Cop City.” A City in the Forest paints a collective portrait of the country’s most urgent social justice story, where a web of activists fight back against environmental racism, political corruption, police violence, and the criminalization of dissent. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST (dir. Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, Nathan Stenberg) Sat, Sep 26th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 What used to be a state school and hospital for disabled people is now the site of “Pennhurst Asylum,” a controversial haunted house run by many performers with disabilities. Autumn, one of the performers who manages the ghost haunts, is a contortionist who encourages the new “haunters” that she trains to reclaim their disabilities and incorporate them into their haunter personas. As we see the performers embody their twisted and scary characters at the attraction, a sobering
Introducing the #NashFilm57 Documentary Official Selections. SCARLET GIRLS (dir. Paula Cury Melo) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Through intimate narrations and evocative imagery, women across the Dominican Republic reflect on their experiences with forced motherhood and clandestine abortion. What does it mean to exist as a woman in a country where abortion remains criminalized without exception? STRAY EMBERS (dir. Erin Brethauer, Tim Hussin) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 After saving his home from a historic wildfire that destroyed his town, a California man opens his doors to displaced families and neighbors, determined to stay rooted in a place that could burn again. Filmed over five years, it captures the bonds, challenges, and tensions that emerge when dozens of people and their dogs live together in the aftermath of disaster. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong A CITY IN THE FOREST (dir. Lev Omelchenko, Nolan Huber) Sun, Sep 27th, 12:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 14 When a private police foundation in Atlanta tries to raze an urban forest to build the country’s largest police training facility, a diverse, decentralized, and intersectional movement defends the forest from what they call “Cop City.” A City in the Forest paints a collective portrait of the country’s most urgent social justice story, where a web of activists fight back against environmental racism, political corruption, police violence, and the criminalization of dissent. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST (dir. Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, Nathan Stenberg) Sat, Sep 26th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 What used to be a state school and hospital for disabled people is now the site of “Pennhurst Asylum,” a controversial haunted house run by many performers with disabilities. Autumn, one of the performers who manages the ghost haunts, is a contortionist who encourages the new “haunters” that she trains to reclaim their disabilities and incorporate them into their haunter personas. As we see the performers embody their twisted and scary characters at the attraction, a sobering
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Introducing the #NashFilm57 Documentary Official Selections. SCARLET GIRLS (dir. Paula Cury Melo) Sat, Sep 26th, 2:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 Through intimate narrations and evocative imagery, women across the Dominican Republic reflect on their experiences with forced motherhood and clandestine abortion. What does it mean to exist as a woman in a country where abortion remains criminalized without exception? STRAY EMBERS (dir. Erin Brethauer, Tim Hussin) Sat, Sep 26th, 11:00 AM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 5 After saving his home from a historic wildfire that destroyed his town, a California man opens his doors to displaced families and neighbors, determined to stay rooted in a place that could burn again. Filmed over five years, it captures the bonds, challenges, and tensions that emerge when dozens of people and their dogs live together in the aftermath of disaster. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong A CITY IN THE FOREST (dir. Lev Omelchenko, Nolan Huber) Sun, Sep 27th, 12:30 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 14 When a private police foundation in Atlanta tries to raze an urban forest to build the country’s largest police training facility, a diverse, decentralized, and intersectional movement defends the forest from what they call “Cop City.” A City in the Forest paints a collective portrait of the country’s most urgent social justice story, where a web of activists fight back against environmental racism, political corruption, police violence, and the criminalization of dissent. #strayembersfilm #thislandfilms #paradisestrong THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST (dir. Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, Nathan Stenberg) Sat, Sep 26th, 7:00 PM @ Regal Green Hills Theater 4 What used to be a state school and hospital for disabled people is now the site of “Pennhurst Asylum,” a controversial haunted house run by many performers with disabilities. Autumn, one of the performers who manages the ghost haunts, is a contortionist who encourages the new “haunters” that she trains to reclaim their disabilities and incorporate them into their haunter personas. As we see the performers embody their twisted and scary characters at the attraction, a sobering
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