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Sunrise Film Festival screening for River John Fire Hall fundraiser

The Only Film in Town was written by Stuart Creswell.
The Only Film in Town was written by Stuart Creswell. - Contributed

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RIVER JOHN, N.S. – The Sunrise Film Festival will be screening the comedy ‘The Only Game in Town’ plus a short film at the River John Fire Hall as a fundraiser for the fire hall.  
This will take place on Thursday July 18 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 and are available at the door and there will be a licensed bar.
‘The Only Game in Town’ is the story of Cormack Vertue, an autistic teenager with a unique ability: his super skill at the card game solitaire. This skill lands him on his school’s solitaire team, complicates his social life and sends him on a quest to establish who he really is and what he stands for. 
The film, which was filmed entirely along the north shore of Nova Scotia and featured many local residents, was a semifinalist in the Sydney (Australia) Indie Film Festival in 2018 and semifinalist in the Comedy World Network International Film Festival in Las Vegas.
"It is the first time the film will have been screened in Canada after being edited for film festivals and it's great to be able to bring the film back to its hometown," said the film's producer Stuart Cresswell.
Cresswell will be available afterwards for book signings of ‘The Only Game in Town’, a book about the making of the film and published by Nimbus.
 

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