Warminster Filmmaker To Be Featured At Independent Film Night

The Newtown Theatre will host an Independent Film Night on Thursday, February 1 at 7:30 p.m. Independent Film Night features short movies created by local filmmakers, who will introduce their films and take questions prior to screening them.

Admission is free, but donations will be accepted at the door.

The following movies will be shown. Some content may be inappropriate for children.

• Light: An online dater attempts to woo his new girlfriend's parents. Directed by Sundance fellow Tisha Robinson-Daly and produced by Mike Daly, of Norristown.
• Spare: A lost man finds home. Directed by Robinson-Daly and produced by Daly.
• Perihelion: The story of an adopted daughter from Anguilla and how she came from living in a one-room house to living in America. Written and directed by Jake Beyer, of Warminster.
• About Them: Four twenty-somethings find themselves reined into a small apartment in Brooklyn, where they're forced to confront some of the biggest mistakes they've made. Written and directed by Justin Boswick and produced by Blaire Brinster and Elizabeth Earhart, of Medford Lakes, N.J.
• Journey-Man: A troubled boxer struggles with bipolar disorder inside and outside the ring. Directed by Joseph Bologna, of Philadelphia, and produced by Brian McQuade, of Flemington, N.J.
• A Food for a Food: After discovering that his rooommate, Joe, ate his banana bread that's only made once a decade, Chris interrogates him to find out why. Written, directed and produced by McQuade.
• Yuna's Lunch: Yuna makes lunchbox meals and eats them with her customers, who are lonely and feel there is something lacking in their lives. When Yuna meets a customer who suffers from multiple personality disorder, she is forced to face her own troubling memories of the past. Written and directed by Myeongjin Park, of Jersey City, N.J.

The theatre is located at 120 N. State Street in Newtown Borough.

PHOTO, Newtown Theatre, submitted