Local Movie News
David Lynch, eat your heart out
"Twin Geeks," a comic film written and directed by Michael T. Owens of Charleston, will screen at 7 p.m. Nov. 12 at Cinebarre in Mount Pleasant.
Subtitled "The Zelinski Brothers Unleashed," the 90-minute flick introduces us to Jamal and John-David Zelinski, a pair of blokes who swear they're Chinese identical twins despite the fact they're not Asian and look nothing alike.
Jamal is "a bathroom attendant by day and a bluegrass-country rapper" by night. John-David wants to lay claim to the mantle of being the king of suburban thumb-fighters.
But their true geekiness is not revealed until they give some film students 24-hour access to their lives for a class project.
'New Moon' marathon at The Hippodrome
The Terrace Hippodriome will start a 26-hour marathon of "Twilight: New Moon," starting at midnight Nov. 19, ending at 2 a.m. Nov. 21. There will be prizes and giveaways, as well.
Call 724-9134 for tickets or go online to www.terracetheater.org. The Hippodrome is at 360 Concord Street, downtown.
Short films screened in North Charleston
On Saturday, The Greater Park Circle Film Society, in conjunction with the Charleston International Film Festival, will present four highly acclaimed short films in a special International Film Screening at the Olde North Charleston Picture House.
The films selected for the screening include "Kidnapping Caitlynn," starring Jason Biggs; "Day in a Life," starring Johan Heldenbergh; "Toyland" ("Spielzeugland"), starring Julia Jeger; and "The Beneficiary," starring Julie Ann Emery.
The film shorts range in length from 10 to 21 minutes each and will be shown at 4 and 7 p.m. in the Olde North Charleston Picture House at 1080 E. Montague Avenue in historic North Charleston's Park Circle.
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