Three opportunities to see The Donut Dollies at film festivals in November

This year has been quite exciting for the Donut Dollies Documentary, as we have screened at a dozen film festivals around the country to hundreds of viewers, all to great response.  November brings three more opportunities to see our film before our attention turns to family and friends for the holidays.  Please read to the end for a special video bonus!

Here are the upcoming screenings:

November 5th – 7th – Louisville’s International Festival of Film in Kentucky – virtual online screening – Our film will be viewable anytime throughout the festival dates – You can buy a pass to see all of the films at – https://louisvillefilmfestival.org/bbportfolio/the-donut-dollies

November 5th – 15th – Arlington International Film Festival in Massachusetts – virtual online screening – Our film will be viewable anytime throughout the festival dates – Individual tickets for our film will be available beginning Nov. 5 at – https://happsnow.com/theater/Arlington-International-Film-Fesitval/10th-Annual-Arlington-International-Film-Festival-4UG9W

November 15th & 20th – Phoenix Film Festival in Arizona – this is an in-person screening that will follow Covid-19 protocols – Both screenings will be held at – Harkins Scottsdale 101 Theatre – 7000 E. Mayo Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85054 – Dates, time and direct links for online ticket purchase are:

Sunday, Nov. 15th at 11:45am – Theatre 13 – https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4539420

Friday, Nov. 20th at 4:55pm – Theatre 8 – https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4539441

We ask that it you are given an opportunity to vote in the Audience Awards for any of these film festival, please vote!

Now we come to the special video bonus… after our win last September for Best Documentary Feature at the GI Film Festival San Diego, we were asked to screen our film as part of this year’s virtual showcase.  As a special feature, we were honored to have Southern California Donut Dollies Sharon VanderVen Cummings (Vietnam ’66-’67) and Sandi Rhoten (Vietnam ’69-’70) join Jess Hill (producer) and Jim Gardner (co-producer) and moderator John Decker of KPBS for a nearly half hour long Q&A session.  We hope you enjoy watching this conversation and learning about the experiences of these two Donut Dollies in their own words.  You can view it at – www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aihrd0zkivU

Please feel free to share this information with your family, friends and veterans you may know.  We thank you for your continued support!

Gratefully,

Norm, Jess and Jim