Writers on Bicycles at Bantam Cinema & Arts Center
Writers on Bicycles
Join us for this special film screening followed by a Q&A with Director Carey Winfrey and editor Larry Milburn!
Key West has been attracting writers of all stripes ever since Ernest Hemingway decided to give the Island of Bones a try in 1927. Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote, and Hunter S. Thompson soon followed, as did poets such as Robert Frost and Wallace Stevens. Through interviews with more than 30 writers, including Judy Blume, Robert Stone, and Meg Cabot, this fun and quirky one-hour documentary explores what makes the Southernmost Point so appealing to scribes.
(This is a private rental sponsored by the filmmaker that falls outside of our normal operating schedule.)
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Key West has been attracting writers of all stripes ever since Ernest Hemingway decided to give the Island of Bones a try in 1927. Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote, and Hunter S. Thompson soon followed, as did poets such as Robert Frost and Wallace Stevens. Through interviews with more than 30 writers, including Judy Blume, Robert Stone, and Meg Cabot, this fun and quirky one-hour documentary explores what makes the Southernmost Point so appealing to scribes.
(This is a private rental sponsored by the filmmaker that falls outside of our normal operating schedule.)
Join us for this special film screening followed by a Q&A with Director Carey Winfrey and editor Larry Milburn!
Key West has been attracting writers of all stripes ever since Ernest Hemingway decided to give the Island of Bones a try in 1927. Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote, and Hunter S. Thompson soon followed, as did poets such as Robert Frost and Wallace Stevens. Through interviews with more than 30 writers, including Judy Blume, Robert Stone, and Meg Cabot, this fun and quirky one-hour documentary explores what makes the Southernmost Point so appealing to scribes.
(This is a private rental sponsored by the filmmaker that falls outside of our normal operating schedule.)
Key West has been attracting writers of all stripes ever since Ernest Hemingway decided to give the Island of Bones a try in 1927. Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote, and Hunter S. Thompson soon followed, as did poets such as Robert Frost and Wallace Stevens. Through interviews with more than 30 writers, including Judy Blume, Robert Stone, and Meg Cabot, this fun and quirky one-hour documentary explores what makes the Southernmost Point so appealing to scribes.
(This is a private rental sponsored by the filmmaker that falls outside of our normal operating schedule.)
Writers on Bicycles
Join us for this special film screening followed by a Q&A with Director Carey Winfrey and editor Larry Milburn!
Key West has been attracting writers of all stripes ever since Ernest Hemingway decided to give the Island of Bones a try in 1927. Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote, and Hunter S. Thompson soon followed, as did poets such as Robert Frost and Wallace Stevens. Through interviews with more than 30 writers, including Judy Blume, Robert Stone, and Meg Cabot, this fun and quirky one-hour documentary explores what makes the Southernmost Point so appealing to scribes.
(This is a private rental sponsored by the filmmaker that falls outside of our normal operating schedule.)