"Guess Who Killed My Sister" Red carpet and screening

Lane J. Lubell

May 27 at 8:22pm · 

For the past year, I've been working on a short comedy film called "Guess Who Killed My Sister" starring Hannah Perez and Jamaica Ponder, produced by Brock Hall and Arthur Mergner. Now, you have the opportunity to come to its grand premiere alongside the film's of my extremely talented peers.

Here is a link to the trailer video CLICK HERE

The carpet looks very blue for a "Red carpet" event.

 

"Guess Who Killed My Sister" Northwestern premiere

Lane will be one of the directors screening their movies Friday night. An insane amount of work went into his, and the other films it's great that they will get to show their work to a large audience. I've seen lane's film multiple times at each stage, but I'm looking forward to watching it on the big screen, and seeing all the other films.

Lane J. Lubell

May 27 at 8:22pm · 

For the past year, I've been working on a short comedy film called "Guess Who Killed My Sister" starring Hannah Perez and Jamaica Ponder, produced by Brock Hall and Arthur Mergner. Now, you have the opportunity to come to its grand premiere alongside the film's of my extremely talented peers.

Here is a link to the trailer video CLICK HERE

We have become people that frequently are in an audience watching theater. While Ilene and I have always loved seeing live performances, and have done so with above average consistency, yet over the past few years it appears we have been on an escalating cycle of the more we consume, the greater our hunger. The above three were all seen in a single weekend.

How we got to this point is a product of several intertwined factors, each increasing the likelihood that we would wind-up viewing a couple dozen plays per year. First, I have the brain of a 5 year-old  that needs constant entertainment. Be it plays, movies, concerts or museums, I like to watch, and to lose myself in stories, and or, marvel at some new scientific discovery. I insisted on taking Lane to his first play at six months, and he was hooked. He fell in love with the theatre, and in high school and college was both on stage as well as working as a lighting designer. He was involved in show-so we saw those, and his passion resulted with us adding him to our season tickets.

           

   We also have a circle of friends that are very culturally aware; this increases both our desire and opportunities to partake in the artistic life of our city, and any other city we visit. As many plays we see, we have friends that seem to see even more. Not that I'm implying it's a competition, just that it reinforces the notion that we aren't crazy

                           

I don't always remember to take a picture, but these seem to be those where I remembered in the past year. I understand that we are privileged to have the opportunity to see so many works, Tickets aren't cheap, add to this the events at museums, concerts, clubs, and fundraisers and the total is more than I believe it is wise for me to tally. In short it is a great luxury.