About the Film
The debut of award-winning director Rory Kennedy, American Hollow screened in Documentary Competition at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival. American Hollow tells the tale of a close-knit Appalachian family that has changed little in the last 100 years. The film follows the 13-branched Bowling clan, who live in one of the most impoverished areas in the U.S., but somehow live with dignity despite the woes of their financial and social situation. American Hollow is an honest and non-judgmental look poverty in America.
Film Info
Dates
Mar 3, 2005Showtimes
7pmRated
Not RatedRun Time
90Directed by
Rory KennedyPrice
FREE
Underwritten By
This film is available for underwriting.
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- in our weekly e-blast, which goes out to 3,800 people
- in the coming attractions portion of our pre-film slide show
Your images will be projected 18 times prior to each screening, for a total of 432 projections during an eight-week period.
Price: $500
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