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Macon Premiere of “SELMA”
Macon, GA – The Macon Film Festival and Macon Film Commission are partnering with
AmStar 16 Cinemas to present the Macon premiere of SELMA on Thursday, January 8.
The event will include a red carpet reception from 5:00pm until 6:30pm, movie screening at
7:00pm followed by a Q&A with special guests at 9:15pm. The event will take place at
AmStar Cinemas located at 5996 Zebulon Road, Macon, GA 31210
“Macon Film Commission is excited about our new partnership with AmStar Cinemas in
promoting Georgiafilmed movies and this event celebrating SELMA is a great way to
kickoff our collaboration,” said Terrell Sandefur, Macon Film Commission chair.
Justin Poole, General Manager of AmStar Cinemas said, “I’m excited to partner with the
Macon Film Festival to bring awareness to movies filmed in Georgia.”
SELMA is the story of a movement. The film chronicles the tumultuous threemonth period
in 1965, when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a dangerous campaign to secure equal voting
rights in the face of violent opposition. The epic march from Selma to Montgomery
culminated in President Johnson signing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, one of the most
significant victories for the civil rights movement. For more information about SELMA,
please visit http://www.selmamovie.com/
Selma, which opens in theaters nationwide on Friday, January 9, has been nominated for
four Golden Globe Awards including Best Motion Picture and Best Director.
About Macon Film Festival
Surrounded by a rich musical and southern culture, the Macon Film Festival celebrates
independent films while promoting filmmaking for entertainment, inspiration, education and
economic development. The Macon Film Festival screens independent films from around
the world in multiple historic theatres in the city's downtown district. The festival features
film screenings, celebrity guests, special screenings, and workshops throughout the festival
weekend. The board of directors includes Julie Wilkerson, President; Sam Macfie, Vice
President; Priscilla Esser, Secretary; April Hornsby, Treasurer; Jeff Bruce, At Large; Terrell
Sandefur, At Large; Danny Davis, Heidi Lancaster, Tony Long, Sr.; Tim ReganPorter and
Tabitha Lynne Walker, Festival Programmer. Learn more at MaconFilmFestival.com or call
(478) 2563809. For more information, follow us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/MaconFilmFestival and Twitter (@MaconFilmFest).
About Macon Film Commission
The Macon Film Commission, an arm of the Macon Film Festival, acts as a liaison to
filmmakers looking to use the Central Georgia region as a potential location. The Macon
Film Commissioners include Elliott Dunwody, Gareth Jones, Terrell Sandefur, Stephanie
Shadden and Tabitha Walker. They provide location assistance, act as a liaison to local
businesses and city officials, provide information on how to find local production crew and
assist in casting calls. The Macon Film Commission and its community partners are making
Central Georgia a cameraready location. For more information, visit
maconfilmcommission.com or contact them: [email protected] or 478256
3809.
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