THE TWELFTH ANNUAL CELLULOID BAINBRIDGE FILM FESTIVAL

April 18, 2010 at The Historic Lynwood Theatre
 4569 Lynwood Center Road
Time TBA
Free! Donations benefit the Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council

The Bainbridge Island Arts and Humanities Council invites the community to celebrate Celluloid Bainbridge’s twelfth year of showcasing Bainbridge Island filmmakers and films. Initially part of the Bainbridge Island Arts Walk, Celluloid Bainbridge quickly grew into its own event at The Historic Lynwood Theatre as, year after year, it managed to attract or unearth a day or more’s worth of movies that were either made on Bainbridge Island or featured a past or present Bainbridge Islander in the cast or crew.



Highlights over the years – all with surprising Bainbridge connections – include Woody Allen’s What’s Up, Tiger Lily?, Sherman Alexis’ Smoke Signals; The Last Detail, with Jack Nicholson; and the 3-D classic, It Came from Outer Space. Plus nearly 300 other masterpieces, in all sizes and genres, from more than 260 contributors.

Celluloid Bainbridge is co-sponsored by the Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council (BIAHC) and The Historic Lynwood Theatre. 
http://www.lynwoodtheatre.com


Lynwood Theatre Marquee


From Birth of a Salesman, the first film shown at Celluloid Bainbridge

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CALL FOR ENTRIES

Film Submission Deadline: February 1, 2010

Now in its twelfth year, Celluloid Bainbridge is a free, all-day screening of films with a Bainbridge connection. Entries must be either filmed on Bainbridge Island or feature a past or present Bainbridge Islander in the cast or crew.

Click here to download the entry form and submission guidelines.

Questions? Contact BIAHC at 206.842.7901 or celluloidbainbridge@artshum.org.

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