Zak Hilditch on location in Albany. Starring British actress Daisy Ridley, of Star Wars fame, Albany-filmed movie We Bury the Dead will premiere at the Albany Entertainment Centre on September 23 as part of CinefestOZ Albany.
A major Hollywood film, We Bury The Dead, is set to make its local debut at the CinefestOZ Albany film festival on September 3, 2023. This premiere marks a significant return to the film’s roots, showcasing the city where it was originally created.
Celebrating Local Talent and Cinema
The announcement of the film’s premiere has generated excitement among local residents and cinema enthusiasts. CinefestOZ Albany, known for highlighting cinematic works with a connection to the region, will feature the film on its closing night. This festival has become a platform for both emerging and established filmmakers.
We Bury The Dead tells a compelling story that resonates with audiences, and its screening in Albany is expected to draw a large crowd. The film’s director, who has ties to the area, expressed enthusiasm for returning to the community that inspired much of the film’s narrative.
Impact on the Local Film Community
The premiere is anticipated to boost local engagement with the arts and provide a platform for discussion about the film. Local filmmakers and actors see this as an opportunity to showcase their work and connect with a wider audience. It represents a celebration of the region’s contribution to the film industry.
As the festival approaches, anticipation is building. Attendees will have the chance to engage in Q&A sessions with the filmmakers, offering valuable insights into the creative process behind We Bury The Dead. This interactive component is a hallmark of CinefestOZ Albany, further enhancing the festival’s appeal.
With its local premiere, We Bury The Dead is not just a film screening; it is a celebration of storytelling, creativity, and community spirit in Albany. The event underscores the significance of local talent in the broader cinematic landscape, encouraging future productions to consider Albany as a viable location for filming.
As the closing event of the festival, this premiere promises to leave a lasting impression on both the audience and the filmmakers, marking a triumphant return of Hollywood to Albany.
