Updated: 2012-12-05T23:23:26Z
Tatum O'Neal came to Boonville, Mo., to film "Saving Grace B. Jones."
Remember a few years ago when actress Connie Stevens was filming her directorial debut in Boonville, Mo.?
That movie, ?Saving Grace B. Jones,? is ready for the big screen; it opens at the Screenland Crossroads on Dec. 14. Michael Biehn and Penelope Ann Miller play a couple who take in a traumatized girl as well as a relative (Tatum O?Neal) who has been living in an insane asylum.KC filmmakingMeanwhile, at 7:30 tonight at the Screenland Crossroads, you can catch the documentary ?We Are Superman,? a look at the transformation of Kansas City?s historic dividing line, Troost Avenue. The film details the work of regular ?superheroes? who are turning the neighborhood into a community. See screenland.com.Sneak peekThe documentary ?Age of Champions? is set to air on PBS next year, but you can watch it early and meet filmmaker Keith Ochwat at a free screening at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Glenwood Arts. The film tells the story of five competitors in the National Senior Olympics, including a 100- year-old tennis champ and 86-year-old pole vaulter.?Hobbit? overloadGet ready for next week?s opening of ?The Hobbit? by watching all three of Peter Jackson?s ?Lord of the Rings? films back-to-back on Saturday. Almost every theater in town will be showing ?The Fellowship of the Ring,? ?The Two Towers? and ?The Return of the King? for one combined price, starting at various times in the morning. Check individual theaters for details.| Sharon Hoffmann, shoffmann@kcstar.com
Source: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/12/05/3950197/regional-filmmaking-set-in-boonville.html
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