Indie Film THE THIN LINE Set for Los Angeles Premiere
Producers of the independent feature film The Thin Line have announced its Los Angeles premiere with a screening on Thursday, October 12, at 7pm at the Arclight Hollywood. The Arclight is located at 6360 W. Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood.
The Thin Line is directed by University of Southern California Cinema/TV alumnus Neil Thompson and edited by Thompson's fellow USC alum C. Eric Powell. It will be the first film RELEASED under prolific producer Jay Thames' 77 Films banner, whose other narrative features include The Power of Few, starring Christopher Walken and Christian Slater; 2nd Serve, featuring Josh Hopkins; and The Tell-Tale Heart with Rose McGowan.
Cast by Dream Big Casting partners Sherrie Henderson and the late Dan Velez, the film features Neva McIntosh, Jamie Elman, Rachel Melvin, Lily Gladstone, Sean Riggs, and Esteban Andres Cruz. Along with Thames, the team of producers includes C. Eric Powell and Billy Thompson. Principal photography was conducted in Whitefish, Montana at the edge of Glacier National Park, with assistance from the Montana Film Office.
The Thin Line is a dark comedy about a twenty-something beauty who looks to break her cycle of dating terrible men ... by pursuing one she detests to begin with.
Admission to this premiere screening is free, but seating is limited. RSVPs are required at thinline@gastonic.com or kenwertherpr@gmail.com. Several members of cast and crew are expected to attend. The film's trailer can be viewed at www.ThinLineMovie.com.
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