The 17th annual “A Place Called Sacramento” film festival will be taking place on Oct. 8 at the Crest Theater in Downtown Sacramento. It starts at 7 p.m.
The festival serves as a showcase of Sacramento’s finest screenwriters, producers, directors and others involved in the film industry here in town.
All of the films were written, filmed and produced in Sacramento.
The ten featured films are as follows; “Afternoon Delight” by Danna Wilberg, “The Black Carnation” by J. Thomas Schuessler “Capitol Treasure” by John Maniaci “City of Trees” by Eric Sanderson, “Coming Back” by Scott Slotterback “Faster” by Chris Henry, “Happy Accidents” by Nick Coleman “The Last Laugh” by Darrell Scheidegger,“A Neighborhood Lost – Sacramento’s Japantown” by Jeffrey Dym and “Regrets” by Larry Menard.
All of the scripts have been workshopped in partnership with Access Sacramento since April.
Executive Director Gary Martin said, “All completed films premiere on the Big Screen at the Crest. Invite your family, friends and strangers you want to impress!”
