Costumes and Props Auctioned in Cedar Rapids Film Event
On September 24 2006 costumes and props were auctioned in Cedar Rapids. The largest item a school bus used to transport the team sold for 600 dollars in December 2006. A director's cut was finished with a distribution screening in Los Angeles in January 2007 and the final cut completed in March 2007. Clips and a 3 minute preview were shown April 14 2007 at the Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival Collins Road Theatres in Marion.
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2007 Tribeca premiere sets Sony Yari Starz deal
The film debuted at Tribeca in New York City and secured distribution agreements with Sony Worldwide Yari Film Group and Starz Encore. It was scheduled to open on October 7 and October 12, 2007 on over 1,000 screens nationwide.
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Final Season creators praise local Iowa premiere crowd and actors
Local Iowa actors Bob Glass and Cherry Thomason portray Norway store owners Lou and Millie in The Final Season. They describe positive set experiences and praise director and cast while Kent Stock, former Norway baseball coach, expresses pride in the film and hopes nationwide audiences see it. Glass and Thomason spent about two weeks on set amid a public meeting scene.
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Recycling selection expanded as Cedar Rapids study notes costs
Cedar Rapids residents pay 3.08 per month for curbside recycling to offset pickup costs while processing revenue comes from City Carton and other streams. Iowa City differs with 3.10 per month and preserves recyclables for lower fees. Revenue fluctuates by year and funds go back into the program.
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Lost Nation Ioway film amplifies tribal culture week
The documentary Lost Nation The Ioway debuts during Native Ioway History Week in Des Moines and Iowa City with screenings October 16 and 20. Filmmaker Kelly Rundle and Fee discuss Ioway history, displacement, and cultural revival supported by community leaders and about 200 tribal members expected in Des Moines.
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