9/29 PA PREMIERE of ROLLING - A Film About Ecstasy

[RollingMovie]

"Rolling," an award winning faux-documentary about the drug Ecstasy, is going to have a screening in Wilkes-Barre at R/C Theater's Wilkes-Barre Movies 14 as part of the Easter Pennsylvania Gay and Lesbian Film Festival on September 29th at 7pm.

"Rolling" incorporates the users’ experience from a gritty, uncompromising point of view. This a special screenings and seating is limited. Ticket links are at [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

WHAT: Rolling special screening
WHEN: Saturday 9/29 at 7pm
WHERE: R/C Theater's Wilkes-Barre Movies 14 - 24 East Northampton Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701

Dubbed “the feel good movie of the year,” Rolling captures the essence of Ecstasy culture with the pace and style of a documentary, revealing the turbulent journey of eight young users from all walks of life through an unforgettable experience in the underground L.A. party scene. Relationships evolve as pressures escalate, but chasing this drug-induced euphoria always colors the night with passion and adventure! At its core, Rolling is a bold and visceral experience that brings to light one of the most prolific drugs of our time.
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“…if Swingers met Scared Straight and had a baby on E that baby might be Rolling.”
- sfist.com

“…a brilliant, touching film with great performances all around…” -jasonwatchesmovies.com

“…No film festival would be complete without some harrowing tale about the dangers of drugs, and Billy Samoa Saleebey’s Rolling, a documentary-style feature about eight Southern California youths caught in the throes of Ecstasy addiction, fits the bill nicely.”
-The San Francisco Examiner

“(The Director)Saleebey coaxes great performances from his talented ensemble to create a truly engaging portrait of a popular subculture,”
-sf indiefest.

"A startling depiction of Ecstasy users and the world they live in."
-Film Threat

Experience Rolling now by viewing the trailer and reviews at htttp://www.rollingmovie.com


For tickets go to: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Questions: email [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[BlackKite]

GAH! I wanted to go to this so bad but it turns out my friends having a B-day party on the 29th. Damn it. Oh well... i'll see it somehow sometime.

[ondreyah]

why this bein targeted at a gay film festival, u kno everyone in society is associated with it, hip hop, black, white, asian, rave, pop, country, abled, disabled, oh yeah e can be found at rave taken by gay ppl that so stereo typiing. if i was showin a film on e i would show at a hip hop film festival

[xkemi.kalx]

Originally Posted by ondreyah

why this bein targeted at a gay film festival, u kno everyone in society is associated with it, hip hop, black, white, asian, rave, pop, country, abled, disabled, oh yeah e can be found at rave taken by gay ppl that so stereo typiing. if i was showin a film on e i would show at a hip hop film festival

It's not stereotyping at all! They're showing it at a Gay Film Festival because that's probably as close to an ideal venue that they can get. Yes, all walks of life partake in ecstasy, but just because they're showing it at a Gay Film Festival doesn't mean that they're stereotyping. If they were showing it at a hip-hop film festival, I bet there would be someone saying that that is stereotyping and that people think that only black people take e. Even if it was shown at a Electronic Music Film Festival, there would probably a voice in the crowd saying that not only ravers take E. And remember, not only people who are gay go to gay events. I plan on going myself being that thankfully its very close to where I go to school, and I am not gay.

[ondreyah]

understandable there plenty of theatres to show this film at like the one in east stroudburg the only theatre i might add that showed groove. so there are theatres in pa that are targeted to indpendent fllms and it a nutural terms.

[xkemi.kalx]

Originally Posted by ondreyah

understandable there plenty of theatres to show this film at like the one in east stroudburg the only theatre i might add that showed groove. so there are theatres in pa that are targeted to indpendent fllms and it a nutural terms.

Yea, but they probably wanted to show it at a festival to get more people to see it.