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On this day in 1997 (in the U.S.), Skeletons enjoyed its first exhibition ever when it was screened for audiences of the Santa Barbara Film Festival. Directed by David DeCoteau from a story by Joshua Michael Stern, the film starred Ron Silver, Dee Wallace, Christopher Plummer, and others.
According to our friends at IMDB.com, here's the plot summary:
"A Pulitzer prize journalist has a heart attack and moves with his wife and son, from NYC to a town of 850 in Maine. Things are fine there until he investigates a man arrested for murdering his boyfriend. Vandalism and worse follows."
Editor's Note:
Technically, the original premiere date for Skeletons (1997) is presently lost to history. What I can say is that IMDB.com reports that the film was first screened at the Santa Barbara Film Festival which ran from March 7th through March 16th in 1997. Since I've no idea which date is was played, I am using the first date of the festival in lieu of greater specificity. Should I obtain more precise information, I'll update as needed.
-- EZ
On this day in 1997 (in the U.S.), Skeletons enjoyed its first exhibition ever when it was screened for audiences of the Santa Barbara Film Festival. Directed by David DeCoteau from a story by Joshua Michael Stern, the film starred Ron Silver, Dee Wallace, Christopher Plummer, and others.
According to our friends at IMDB.com, here's the plot summary:
"A Pulitzer prize journalist has a heart attack and moves with his wife and son, from NYC to a town of 850 in Maine. Things are fine there until he investigates a man arrested for murdering his boyfriend. Vandalism and worse follows."
Editor's Note:
Technically, the original premiere date for Skeletons (1997) is presently lost to history. What I can say is that IMDB.com reports that the film was first screened at the Santa Barbara Film Festival which ran from March 7th through March 16th in 1997. Since I've no idea which date is was played, I am using the first date of the festival in lieu of greater specificity. Should I obtain more precise information, I'll update as needed.
-- EZ
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