The Hartford Film Company

Get your tickets to see MIDAS in Hartford! With opening night sold out, a second Q&A has been scheduled after the 7p screening on Saturday 6/29. Don't miss your chance to see MIDAS on the big screen! https://lnkd.in/g_md8PV5

Check out yesterday's Hartford Courant Article about MIDAS! And be sure to get your tickets for when MIDAS hits theaters later this week!

UPDATE as of 6/24: We are now SOLD OUT for 6/28 opening night tickets for MIDAS. The good news is that we have added a 2nd Q&A for Saturday night 6/29. We've also added a second showtime for each day it will be playing through next Thursday, July 4th - so you'll have plenty of chances to come see it over the weekend or through next week! https://lnkd.in/g_md8PV5 --- Join us Friday, 6/28, in Hartford for a 7 PM opening night screening of MIDAS, followed by a filmmaker Q&A with Director and Writer TJ Noel-Sullivan. TJ was born and raised in Hartford and caught the filmmaking bug after participating in Eye on Video, Real Art Ways' youth summer program. He worked at Mattel Films on blockbuster projects such as BARBIE before returning to his hometown to write and direct MIDAS, his feature film debut. Past directorial efforts include award-winning shorts Role Model and On The Whistle. TJ is a proud graduate of the Hartford Public Schools and received a B.A. in Film and Media Studies from Yale University. We're so proud of his journey and cannot wait to share his film with our community. Make sure to get your tickets before they sell out!

Get your tickets to see MIDAS in Hartford, starting June 28th! Join us opening night at Real Art Ways for a post-screening Q&A, and hear about TJ 's journey from Eye On Video Filmmaking Apprentice, to directing a movie filmed in Hartford! Be sure to secure your tickets in advance!

MAJOR NEWS FROM THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER! MIDAS will be released in theaters starting June 28th! "Entertainment Squad has acquired worldwide rights to MIDAS and will release the film, the feature debut of writer/director TJ Noel-Sullivan described as “a fresh and socially relevant take on the classic heist genre,” in theaters in the U.S. on June 28."