Saturday, November 12, 2005
PLEASE NOTE
TIME CHANGE
8:30
am - Camelot Theatres Doors Open
(Complimentary Coffee,
ONLY)
8:45
am - Screening Begins
Q&A
Session follows the Screening
with
Special Guests:
Ms.
Jacqueline Bisset and Writer Mary Keil
Free
to DFS 2005 Members with current Membership Card
Guests
& Non-Members pay $15.00 per person at the door
Ms. Bisset has delighted
audiences in over seventy films and on television including BULLIT,
DAY FOR NIGHT, THE DEEP, RICH AND FAMOUS, CASINO ROYALE, MURDER ON THE
ORIENT EXPRESS, THE DETECTIVE, DANGEROUS BEAUTY, WHO’S KILLING THE GREAT
CHEFS OF EUROPE, UNDER THE VOLCANO, THE SLEEPYTIME GAL, and most recently
in Tony Scott’s DOMINO.
About the Film:
SWING - a new film
by Martin Guigui, is the dance- and music-filled story of Anthony Verdi
(Innis Casey), a young man caught between his dream of being a full-time
musician and the conventional life of his security-minded father (Tom
Skerritt) and long-time fiancé (Dahlia Waingort).
But Anthony has the encouragement
of several important people around him. There is Bill Verdi, his
loving great-uncle (Jonathan Winters), who is determined that Anthony
will not meet with the same fate as his musician brother, Anthony's grandfather
whom he never knew. Anthony's outrageous bass-playing roommate (Mindy
Cohn) knows first-hand the joys and satisfactions of a musician's life.
The head of his great-uncle's nursing home (Nell Carter, in her
final performance) recognizes Anthony's talent and leads him to an important
break.
First and foremost there
is Christine, the beautiful older woman (Jacqueline Bisset) he meets
in an out-of-this-world forties night club he chances upon, who teaches
him to swing dance. From her he also learns that swing is a metaphor
for life and that, only if he follows his heart and starts being who he
truly is, can real happiness be his.
Along this journey of self-discovery,
which includes confronting his father's expectations and coming to the
realization that he and his fiancé no longer share a common future,
a young woman named Tina (introducing Constance Brenneman) keeps
reappearing, a sure sign that Anthony is heading in the right direction.
Barry Bostwick, Christine's
late husband and angelic mentor; Jim Hanks, the all-knowing maitre'd
of the night club; and Adam Tomei, the eccentric drummer of Anthony's
trio, round out the cast.
Shot in San Francisco and
Oakland, SWING, with its positive message about the true source
of happiness, exciting swing dance sequences, and an eclectic mix of musical
styles, resonates with both the young and the young-at-heart.
LANGUAGE: English
RUNNING TIME: 98
MINUTES
Cast [in order of
appearance]:
Tina
Constance Brenneman
Anthony Verdi
Innis Casey
George Verdi
Tom Skerritt
Christine/Mrs. Deluca
Jacqueline Bisset
Uncle Bill
Jonathan Winters
Grace
Nell Carter
Valerie
Dahlia Waingort
mac
Adam Tomei
Martha
Mindy Cohn
Tina's mother
Anne Stark-Robinson
Funeral Home Director
Albert Merriweather
Radio Announcer
Chet Reynolds
Club Jimbo Maitre d'
Jim Hanks
Club Jimbo Bartender
Tedd Zzenia
Club Jimbo Bandleader
Kim Venaas
Josephine Wall
Esther Mamet
Tina's Dance Partner
Timothy Roman Rodriguez
Joe Verdi
Archie Drury
Freddie
Barry Bostwick
"Flavor of the Week"
Amy Hutto
Sal
Martin Durante
Sales Associate
Emily Dean
Pam
Ana Guigui
Pianist in Nursing Home
Johnny Bones
Carol
Sumalee Montano
Pete
Ken Patton
Master of Ceremonies
H.A.P.I.
Jason
Timothy Heinrich
Angry Customer
Connie Mattson
Bartender #2
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