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July events presented by Woodstock Film Festival

Artwork for 3 Woodstock Film Festival events in July 2024
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The 25th Annual Woodstock Film Festival takes place in October. But one need not wait for cinematic goodness from the Festival. This morning we talk about a stunning trio of events happening this month.

Saturday, July 13th - 25th Anniversary Poster Unveiling and Signing with actor Matt Dillon, and Performance by musician Gail Ann Dorsey

Monday, July 15th - DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN / DESPERATELY SEEKING SOMETHING: Screening & Book Signing with Director & Author Susan Seidelman, hosted by filmmaker Katherine Dieckmann

Monday, July 26th - PIECES OF APRIL Screening & Conversation with Actors and Director:
Following the screening, stars Patricia Clarkson (who was nominated for an Oscar for this performance) and Alison Pill, along with writer/director Peter Hedges will participate in an in-depth conversation, hosted by actor Tim Guinee.

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