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April 22, 2022

Red Carpet Treatment – Rosebud Lane

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Our little town of Brevard, North Carolina has hit the big time once again. Thursday night found us at our local theater – Co-ed Cinema for the premiere of Rosebud Lane. There were two sold out showings and I snagged tickets early on so was happy about that. I must admit it was kind of strange to be in a theater after over 2 years of not going but it was fun and we felt totally safe . (We have had our second booster. Yahoo!)

The plot summary: Rosebud Lane is about a Hollywood filmmaker who connects with his estranged young son and the result leaves a small mountain town shattered.

It was fun to see a lot of our local places featured in the film. The young boy in the movie is also a local youth and did a great job.

Of course I did not take any pictures during the movie –the ones I took were prior when they were featuring musical group Gypsy and Me who are featured in the movie. They are really great and I am looking forward to following them more. They also rolled some “behind the scenes” pictures on the screen like this one above.

Of course I had to take a selfie on the red carpet.

After the showing there was a time with the writer, director, some of the actors and Gypsy and Me but we did not stay for that . My friend, Beth, captured a great picture of them on the red carpet so thanks to her for the picture.

Photo credit – Beth Burney

Have you ever been to a red carpet event? I would love to hear all about it so let me know in the comments. Remember all comments go to support our Comments for a Cause –Reece’s Rainbow. You can read more about it by clicking here.

To read more about Rosebud Lane please click here.

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