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Circa’ 21 is embarking on its 50th season, having started in 1977 under the tutelage of Dennis Hitchcock, its Executive Producer and longtime President. Vice-President and Director of Audience Development is Brett Hitchcock.

Late-night writer that I am, I happened to be up working in the early morning hours writing a review of “Being Heumann” (from the Nas...


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“Being Heumann”was the closing film of the 57th Nashville  Film Festival, the story of Judy Heumann (Ruth Madeley), the iconic mother of the disability movement. In 1977 Judy, who dubbed herself a “radical crip,” spearheaded the 28-day occupation of the San Francisco Federal Building. The film was the opening night film at the Toronto International Film Festival, clos...


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The Shudder feature “Breeder” written and directed by Alex Goyette was that welcome discovery: a horror movie with an original message that posed some interesting questions. I also liked the fact that it did not go  overboard on the gore. From the same people that gave us “The Babadook,” that was perhaps not so surprising. It is Goyette’s feature debut with IFC and Sh...


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The documentary “4000 Days” by Daniel E. Catullo II was the Audience Award Winner for documentaries at the 57th Nashville Film Festival. The 110 minute film, which had its Southwest Premiere in Nashville, chronicled the 17-year-fight by parents  Julie and Gary DeVercelly to seek reform of the Greek system, whose hazing of their 17-year-old son Gary DeVercelly, Jr,, le...


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“Songs from the Circle” Director David Freind at the 57th Nashville Film Festival on Saturday, September 27, 2026.

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