Executive Producer: Woody Wise Director: Inda Reid
Assistant Director: Amy Goodrich
Running Time: 75 minutes
DOCUMENTARY FEATURE, “Brotherhood of The Popcorn.” (2014)
BROTHERHOOD OF THE POPCORN is an inspiring, nostalgic human interest documentary about friendship, classic films, growing old, and living life to the fullest. The film features a group of eight senior citizens, "The Cliffhangers" who have met in Hollywood for over 35 years to share breakfast, watch a double-feature from the Golden Era, a cliffhanger serial then lunch, during which they talk about their lives; their loves. The diverse group include a newspaperman, a Rock-a-Billy recording artist, a fish truck driver, an elementary school teacher and two cartoon animators: one of which shares his plight against Parkinson’s disease to continue his 50 year career in animation. Also featured are cameos starring Sir Peter O’Toole and The Lone Pine Film Festival.
“Brotherhood of the Popcorn,” is filmmaker Inda Reid’s second documentary feature, her first film, “The Making of The Nutcracker,” won best documentary at Temecula International Film Festival in 2009.
Filmed on Location in Hollywood, Burbank, and Lone Pine, California.
Festivals:
Lone Pine Film Festival, California, Oct 2013;
Williams burg Film Festival, Virginia, March 2014
Warner Brother Studios, Hollywood, July 2014
“Brotherhood of the Popcorn,” is filmmaker Inda Reid’s second documentary feature, her first film, “The Making of The Nutcracker,” won best documentary at Temecula International Film Festival in 2009.
Filmed on Location in Hollywood, Burbank, and Lone Pine, California.
Festivals:
Lone Pine Film Festival, California, Oct 2013;
Williams burg Film Festival, Virginia, March 2014
Warner Brother Studios, Hollywood, July 2014
