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The romantic comedy "Kettle of Fish" written and directed by Claudia Myers (BK '94) will be opening in select theaters in NYC beginning October 6th. The film stars Matthew Modine and Gina Gershon and premiered to sold-out audiences at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year. For additional information and to view a trailer go to www.myspace.com/kettleoffishmovie Support a fellow alum and help to make our opening weekend a success! ********** Critical praise for the film: �A winsome feature debut that will appeal to romantics of any species[�] Myers's delightful script weaves together the entertaining world of single thirty-something neuroses with impeccable comic moments.� - David Kwok, Tribeca Film Guide �A genuinely sweet-natured film that provides unexpected moments of inspiration.� - Bilge Ebiri, New York Magazine [starred review] �A young film that will resonate among a wide audience regardless of background or socio-economic situations. There is an optimism that drew me in.� - Stephanie Sirota, ABCnews.com

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When:		October 6, 2006 4:00pm
Where:		AMC Village 7 (66 Third Ave) AMC Empire 25 (Times Square) AMC Broadway & 19th Street
Price:		www.moviefone.com
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The romantic comedy "Kettle of Fish" written and directed by Claudia Myers (BK '94) will be opening in select theaters in NYC beginning October 6th. The film stars Matthew Modine and Gina Gershon and premiered to sold-out audiences at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year. For additional information and to view a trailer go to www.myspace.com/kettleoffishmovie Support a fellow alum and help to make our opening weekend a success! ********** Critical praise for the film: �A winsome feature debut that will appeal to romantics of any species[�] Myers's delightful script weaves together the entertaining world of single thirty-something neuroses with impeccable comic moments.� - David Kwok, Tribeca Film Guide �A genuinely sweet-natured film that provides unexpected moments of inspiration.� - Bilge Ebiri, New York Magazine [starred review] �A young film that will resonate among a wide audience regardless of background or socio-economic situations. There is an optimism that drew me in.� - Stephanie Sirota, ABCnews.com Additional Info/Contact:

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