Indie film shot in Kalamazoo, South Haven gets local screenings
Kalamazoo’s Gibson Guitar factory and South Haven’s Sherman Dairy Bar are two familiar sites in the independent film “The Lake Effect,” which is getting special screenings in local theaters, reports MLive.com.
A few familiar local stars are also seen in the the supporting cast, most notably Sharon Williams as an eager-to-please Tot to Teen Village sales clerk. Theater goers can check it out at May 26, 7:30 p.m., in Kalamazoo and May 28, 7:30 p.m., in Saugatuck.
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Some typically ravishing Michigan lakeshore sunsets provide a peaceful visual counterpoint to the emotional storm that’s brewing in “The Lake Effect,” a well-acted, crisply photographed drama about people struggling with the roles life has handed them.
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Source: MLive.com
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