Showing posts with label santa fe film festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label santa fe film festival. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Santa Fe Film Festival: Great Buzz, Great time, New Fans and lots of Salsa!!


Santa Fe was cold outside (8 degress!) but warm inside the festival theaters which screened about 150 films over 4 days. Back to the Garden made good press coverage locally:
a mention on the local NPR station's morning show, a short write up on opening day of the festival in the Sante Fe New Mexican Newspaper and a nice plug in the Albuquerque Arts Magazine too! (check it out)



Our film had great visability during the festival and we gave away a bunch of DVD's to filmmakers and fans to share...planting seeds.

We had two packed showings at the De Vargas Cinemas with very warm audience response at both screenings.

Next Stop: The Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival (Nevada City, California) January 15-17th...

Thanks to all of you who generously responded to our email request to visit our Santa Fe film listing and helped give us some major "Buzz" during the festival weekend. It was a huge help with over 250 responses!

We love you!!

Monday, November 30, 2009

Santa Fe Film Festival: December 2-6, 2009


Heaven Scent Films announces:

the Southwest Premiere of

the award-winning new documentary


Back to the Garden

Flower Power Comes Full Circle

www.backtothegardenfilm.com


screening at the

Santa Fe Film Festival

www.santafefilmfestival.com


Thursday, December 3, 2009 at DeVargas 2 Theater *

Friday, December 4, 2009 at DeVargas 3 Theater *



A new Feature documentary which asks the Question,

Where have all the 'Flowers' gone?


Take a trip back to the remote wilds of Washington State, meet a community of off-grid, back to the land hippies who dropped-out of the American mainstream in the 1970’s.

In 1988, The filmmaker met and interviewed this thriving tribal community and now, 20 years later, returns to find out what’s become of their lives, their families and their dreams of environmental utopia.


Official Selection in 10 International Film Festivals

World Premier: Seattle International Film Festival

WINNER : Best of Washington film Award 2009


Come join us, tell your friends,

burn some sage….


* Filmmakers Kevin Tomlinson and Judy Kaplan will attend

and will host a question & answer session following the film.