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What kind of People, in what kind of Town, would elect a DOG as Their Mayor!?
"FOUR STARS ****(Highest Rating) Worthy of Oscar consideration. A beguiling real-life look at a nutty small-town election, providing the audience with a smile-inducing diversion from the depressing realities of real-life politics-as-usual."
Todd David Schwartz
CBS RADIO
LifeLike Productions Inc. / TVACOM & The Madison Theater Invite you
To the MIDWEST Premiere of the New Feature Film:
RABBIT
HASH
(The Center of the Universe)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH @ 8:00PM
THE MADISON THEATER
728 Madison Avenue
Covington, Kentucky 41011
(859) 655-4807
Tickets are only $10.00 dollars for this premiere event and they will go FAST!
Tickets can be purchased at the Madison Theater Box Office or by calling: (859) 655-4807
You can also buy tickets online through fusion tickets at: www.madisontheateronline.com
The documentary feature film, Rabbit Hash was shot entirely on location in Rabbit Hash, Kentucky chronicles the funny, charming and definitely off-beat TRUE story of one small American town that decided take a stand against the political system by actually electing a DOG as their mayor! The town and the film have recently been cropping up all over the place such as CNN, The Jimmy Kimmel Show, Good Morning America, Paula Zahn, The Hollywood Reporter and countless local and regional new shows around the country.
Now YOU can see what all the buzz is about. Hot off a successful Los Angeles Screening engagment, We are bringing Rabbit Hash to the region that inspired it. Be among the first to see the film that everyone is talking about!
Come and mingle with the cast and filmmakers! There will be surprise musical guests (subject to availability) AND your chance to buy and maybe even WIN signed merchandise from the film.
WHAT ELSE ARE THEY SAYING ABOUT RABBIT HASH??
“The ebb and flow of the narrative so pulled me in, I suddenly decided that I, too, wanted to live in Rabbit Hash….Tell me you don't want to pack up your car and move there minutes after those end credits roll. Rabbit Hash is going up against Fahrenheit 9/11 in hopes of achieving that much coveted Academy Award. It's a tough year for Documentaries, what with that heavy hitter in the field. Still, for my money, Rabbit Hash is the better film. It's infectious, and fun.
B. Alan Orange
MovieWeb.com
“Will Rabbit Hash realize a large influx of outsiders trying to get a piece of what they've got? You bet they will. It's a cold movie-goer that won't find themselves smitten with the leisurely pace of the film and the characters that define it. If we are better people, we will leave the town to its business, and make do with this bit of joyful documentary.
Kristen Schrader
Film Monthly
Rabbit Hash (The Center of the Universe) All Rights Reserved, 2006
