STORY OF HOPE AND HEALING, UNBRIDLED OPENS IN SELECT CITIES JANUARY 18

UNBRIDLED will open on January 18, 2019. UNBRIDLED tells the powerful story of an abused girl who teams up with an abused horse on a journey of healing. A full list of January 18 opening cities is below; learn more at unbridledtickets.com. ABOUT THE FILM Sarah (Tea McKay) is a 16-year-old girl who is abused, emotionally abandoned and written off as just another hopeless causality of this world. Karen (Dey Young), her single mother struggling with alcoholism, looks the other way when her abusive boyfriend Roger (Eric Roberts) secretly involves Sarah in an illicit sex traffic ring. Meanwhile, Roger toys with Mitchell (TC Stallings), the detective assigned to his case, who is himself desperate to find the missing daughter he believes may be involved in the same abusive circumstances. Convinced she is beyond redemption and unworthy of love, Sarah is sent away from the house that defined her horrors when Roger is finally arrested. At Unbridled, an equine therapy academy where young women like her find hope and healing, Sarah meets Dreamer, a horse who has also suffered abuse and lost all trust in humans. Together, Sarah and Dreamer walk the difficult road to healing as Sarah gets her life back on track. But when Roger is released, he tracks her down at the academy and threatens to derail it all. In the face of every hardship and terrifying obstacle, Sarah finds redemption through the family she rebuilds around her, ultimately learning that love is the most powerful force on earth. Drama / 115 minutes / PG-13 / www.unbridledtickets.com         Cast: Eric Roberts, T.C. Stallings, Dey Young, Tea McKay, Director: John David Ware [member of our church] Screenplay by: Bonné Bartron Story by: Christy McGlothlin, Bonné Bartron Produced by: Christy McGlothlin Executive Producers: Gerald McGlothlin, Troy Buder OPENING THEATERS | January 18 Tucson, AZ — Galaxy Tucson | 100 S. Houghton Rd, Tucson Los Angeles — Galaxy Mission Grove | 121 E. Alessandro Rd, Riverside San Luis Obispo, CA — Galaxy Colony Square Atascadero | 6517 El Camino Real, Atascadero Colorado Springs, CO — ICON Colorado Springs | 1818 Spring Water Pl. Chicago — Emagine Frankfort 10 | 19965 La Grange Rd., Frankfort Detroit, MI — Emagine Royal Oak | 200 N. Main St, Royal Oak;      Emagine Hartland | 10495 Hartland Sq., Hartland St. Paul, MN — Emagine White Bear | 1180 County Rd. EE, White Bear Township Minneapolis — Emagine Lakeville 21 | 20653 Keokuk Ave., Lakeville;      Emagine Rogers | 13692 Rogers Dr., Rogers; Reno — Galaxy Victorian | 1250 Victorian Ave., Sparks Las Vegas — Galaxy Cannery | 2121 E. Craig Rd., North Las Vegas Austin — Galaxy Highland | 6700 Middle Fiskville Rd. San Angelo, TX — ICON San Angelo | 2020 N. Bryant Bl. Filmmaker John David Ware, producer Christy McGlothlin and select cast members are available for interviews; a screening link as well as press kit, images and poster, are available upon request. Contact Lisa Trifone (lisa@11thstreetlot.com or 317.362.5378) for materials, interview availability and screener access.  ABOUT CINESPOTS Founded in 2005, Cinespots is a Silicon Valley-based film-distributor that delivers content that allows exhibitors to serve their local communities. ABOUT MOVING VISIONS ENTERTAINMENT Founded by UNBRIDLED producer Christy McGlothlin & Gerald McGlothlin, Moving Visions Entertainment is committed to creating and distributing visually appealing, emotionally captivating and utterly unforgettable feature films with wholesome, uplifting messages. ###

Columbus Colored Pencil Guild Spring Show

The Visual Arts Ministry of Upper Arlington Lutheran Church (located in UA, Hilliard, and Columbus, Ohio) is pleased to present for the first time the artists of the Columbus Colored Pencil Guild. Their Spring Show will be at The Church at Mill Run, 3500 Mill Run Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026, 2nd floor gallery, between March 29 and May 8, 2008.

Formed in 2001, the CCPG meets monthly at the High Road Gallery, 12 East Stafford Avenue, Worthington, Ohio, the 2nd Monday, 7-9 p.m. They have teaching sessions and members share their work. New members are always welcome and there is no membership fee. If you've been looking for a way to express your artistic talent that won't require a huge investment in supplies, why not contact them? I bought a little pack of paper and pencils at Marc's today for $.99--just to doodle. The show is small, but mighty with cats and kittens, roses and lilies.

Also at the Church at Mill Run,

you'll find the work of photographer, Rick Buchanan, hanging in Library Lane (first floor, turn right as you go in the front doors). Rick's photography show hung at UALC, 2300 Lytham Road, Upper Arlington, in February and March. VAM has recently been using this space for smaller shows, and will continue to seek out artists looking for for show space (UALC doesn't take a commission and has the best space in town). You can contact VAM (call the church 614-451-3736). Our guidelines and show information are on the church web page, and we do follow them.

Also hanging in Library Lane

is the drawing by Lee Sattler, whose ballpoint pen art appears in the film "Dash," recently produced for submission to the 168 Hour Film Project. Lee attends UALC on the Hilltop and also appears in the film as do many other church members. The world premiere of the film, "Dash" will be held Saturday April 19, 2008, 7:30pm at the Church at Mill Run, 3500 Mill Run Drive, Columbus, OH 43026.

The final show

of this season will be the Upper Arlington Art League Spring Show, May 10-June 12, 2008, then we put the hanging system away for the summer (and for VBS). We are currently scheduling for 2009.