THE POWER OF TWO
Twin Sisters, Two Cultures Two New Chances at Life
TWINS AFFLICTED WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS FEATURED IN AN INTIMATE, COMPASSIONATE PORTRAIT OF SISTER-ADVOCATES FOR ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION
Directed and Produced by Marc Smolowitz
BAY AREA GALA PREMIERE
Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011
Castro Theatre in San Francisco

2:00 pm Matinee
includes film and Q & A with featured interview subjects
The Stenzel Twins - Ana Stenzel and Isa Stenzel Byrnes,
and Anna Modlin, and director/producer Marc Smolowitz

7:30 pm GALA SCREENING
Includes film, Q & A, and Live Performances by Soundtrack Musicians
Juliette Commagere, Tim Easton, Sara Melson and Haroula Rose

6:00 pm VIP Reception - $125 (includes VIP reception, preferred seating at 7:30 pm screening, and parking (supply limited)

General admission (film only) for each screening - $20
(Note: General Admission for the 7:30 pm screening includes film + live performances for $20.)

Ticket link: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/180093

For event info: http://www.ThePowerOfTwoMovie.com/Sept10
Film Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIU4lZSGxr8&feature=player_embedded

Gala Proceeds benefit THE POWER OF TWO Outreach & Community Engagement Campaign,
which will engage communities in critical discussions and inspire action around organ donation and transplantation, and awareness of cystic fibrosis and other chronic illnesses.

San Francisco director/producer Marc Smolowitz presents his new film The Power Of Two
on Sat. Sept. 10, 2011 for two screenings at the Castro Theatre – 429 Castro St. in SF 94114.
There is a 2:00 pm screening which includes film and Q & A with featured interview subjects
The Stenzel Twins - Ana Stenzel and Isa Stenzel Byrnes, and Anna Modlin, and director/producer Marc Smolowitz. In addition there is a second GALA Screening at 7:30 pm that includes film, Q & A, and Live Performances by Soundtrack Musicians Juliette Commagere, Tim Easton, Sara Melson and Haroula Rose. It is preceeded by a 6:00 pm VIP Reception - $125 (includes VIP reception, preferred seating at 7:30 pm screening, and parking (supply limited). General admission (film only) for each screening - $20. Ticket link: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/180093
(Note: General Admission for the 7:30 pm screening includes film + live performances for $20)

The Power Of Two on Sat. Sept. 10, 2011 is an Active Cinema at Mill Valley Film Festival Special Presentation; co-presented by Center for Asian American Media.

Film Background
A story of twin sisters, two cultures, and two new chances at life.
The Power Of Two is the inspirational tale of San Francisco Bay Area-based twins who refuse to let a disabling and life-shortening illness get in the way of their quest for a better life. Called to action by their life-saving double lung transplants, they strive to help those still in need of organ transplants and those suffering from CF live improved lives.

WHAT: THE POWER OF TWO

TWINS AFFLICTED WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS FEATURED IN A COMPASSIONATE

PORTRAIT OF SISTER-ADVOCATES FOR ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION

Directed and Produced by Marc Smolowitz

BAY AREA GALA PREMIERE

An Active Cinema at Mill Valley Film Festival Special Presentation;

co-presented by Center for Asian American Media.

DATE: Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011 - ONE DAY ONLY!

Two Screenings

TIME: 2:00 pm Matinee

includes film and Q & A with featured interview subjects

The Stenzel Twins - Ana Stenzel and Isa Stenzel Byrnes,

and Anna Modlin, and director/producer Marc Smolowitz


7:30 pm GALA SCREENING

Includes film, Q & A, and Live Performances by Soundtrack Musicians

Juliette Commagere, Tim Easton, Sara Melson and Haroula Rose


6:00 pm VIP Reception - $125 (includes VIP reception, preferred seating at 7:30 pm screening, and parking (supply limited)
(Note: Gen. Admission for the 7:30 pm screening includes film + live performances for $20)

WHERE: The Castro Theatre - 429 Castro Street (at Market St.) in SF 94114

TIX: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/180093

WEB SITE: http://www.ThePowerOfTwoMovie.com/Sept10


Film Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIU4lZSGxr8&feature=player_embedded

The Castro Theatre is wheelchair accessible.