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One Night Only: Mandrake, a SyFy Original
Friday, July 30, 7:30 PM
A SyFy Original Film Shot in Shreveport
Sci-Fi, Unrated, 90 Minutes
Presented in Cinema HD
Tickets available at the box office, to pre-order
call (318) 459-4122.
Movie Information
In the new SyFy original film Mandrake (formerly titled Unearthed), a group of adventurers searching for a Spanish conquistador artifact find that the jungle around them is a single living being - and it's not happy they're there. This made-for-television movie was filmed in Shreveport-Bossier City and made prominent use of Shreveport's C. Bickham Dickson Park, shooting extensively in the park and using it in the film as a stand-in for a South American jungle.
Join us for this one night-only sneak preview of the film, which will premiere on SyFy in August.
About the Cast
Starring Betsy Russell (the Saw films), Max Martini (CSI: Miami, The Unit, 24), Benito Martinez (The Shield, The Unit) and Nick Gomez (Treme, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans).
Showtimes
Friday, 7/30 - 7:30 PM
The Regional Filmmakers Spotlight: God's Architects
Wednesday, August 11, 7:30 PM
With filmmaker Zack Godshall in attendance
Free Admission
Documentary, Unrated, 90 Minutes
Digital Projection
Movie Information
Louisiana filmmaker Zack Godshall joins The Robinson Film Center for a special presentation of his most recent film, God's Architects on Wednesday, August 11 at 7:30 PM. God’s Architects is a documentary that tells the stories of five divinely inspired artist-architects and their enigmatic creations. The film details how and why these oft-marginalized creators, with neither funding nor blueprints, construct their self-made environments. Beyond the builders and their work, the film functions as a personal essay that explores the nature of inspiration and one's dedication to a creative project, no matter how absurd or mysterious the circumstances may seem.
Learn more about the film at www.godsarchitects.com.
About the Filmmaker
Godshall was recently named the Louisiana Filmmaker of the Year by the New Orleans Film Festival for his new documentary God’s Architects. Godshall’s first film, Low and Behold, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and won numerous awards at film festivals around the country. He currently lives in Baton Rouge where he is the Screenwriter-In-Residence at LSU.
Showtimes
8/11 - 7:30 PM (Filmmaker in attendance)
