Indie Horror Film Sorrow Screening Tickets Now Available for Screening at the Anthology Film Archives in New York City
Indie horror film Sorrow will be screened at the Quad Cinema at 34 West 13th St. and at Anthology Film Archives at 32 2nd Ave. in New York, New York on April 25, 2015.
New York, New York, April 16, 2015 (Newswire.com) - On Saturday, April 25, indie horror film Sorrow will be screened at the Quad Cinema at 34 West 13th St. and at Anthology Film Archives at 32 2nd Ave. in New York, New York. Writer and director Millie Loredo and members of the cast will participate in a Q&A in between both screenings at Bar None located on 3rd Ave. between 12th and 13th at 1:15 p.m. Tickets for the screenings are now available online for $12.
Lead actress Vannessa Vasquez, currently starring in Hulu Network’s “East Los High,” said she is happy to work alongside Loredo to screen the indie film not only at the Plaza Theatre but also in five other theaters in four states across the country, including Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and New York.
Loredo is optimistic that horror fans and independent film fans alike will appreciate her passion project
Millie Loredo, FilmsVerite LLC
She may not be able to attend the screening and Q&A after all, because she was recently nominated for a Daytime Emmy. The awards ceremony will be held on Sunday, April 26, in Los Angeles. Although she may not be in attendance, she is proud of the work Loredo is doing to showcase her film.
“For [Loredo], this was her first film, and of course, I’m just starting in the industry,” she said. “It is kind of a neat project for us to showcase ourselves and try to get ourselves out there, because we are both very committed to what we are doing.”
At the Quad, the movie will begin at 11 a.m. At the Anthology Film Archives, the movie will begin at 10 p.m. Loredo will introduce the film at both screenings. She said she is excited to premiere the film in her hometown before taking it on the road.
“I chose New York, because it’s a hub for the arts,” she said. “The city is a fusion of art, including film, and I know my film’s concept will be greatly appreciated by those who recognize the value of artistry behind an independent film.”
Sorrow follows the story of Mila Sweeney, a forensic psychologist who is kidnapped and tortured by deranged serial killers. However, she manages to escape in order to exact her own ingenious form of personal vengeance against her captors.
Vannessa Vasquez plays Mila, Eric Martinez and Mary Etuk play serial killers Dale Rogers and Hersey Igor, Melissa Mars plays Detective Salinas, Donny Boaz plays Detective Farrell and Andrew Sensenig plays Chief of Police Gonzales.
For more information, visit www.sorrowthemovie.com or contact Millie Loredo at info@sorrowthemovie.com.
*This is for sending out to local press: To request a seat at the screening to review the film, contact Millie Loredo at info@sorrowthemovie.com.