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sisters

Directed by Jim McQuaid

Succulents

When to watch it?


BLOCK E | SATURDAY AFTERNOON
THEME: Carolina Showcase
SATURDAY, APRIL 26 |  2 - 4 PM
LOCATION | Tom S. Gettys Center

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Synopsis

Two sisters face the dementia and then the death of their elderly Mother. Tensions arise and under the pressure of life, their lifelong friction grows to complete estrangement. But even though each experiences disappointments over the years, what's the chance that they could find each other once again?

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RELATED LINKS â€‹

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Website | turnipfilms.com

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR â€‹â€‹

 

Jim McQuaid is a graduate of the University of Michigan where he spent many hours
at Cinema Guild showings. He also studied at the Maryland Institute.

 

He taught photography and the history of photography and ran the Oral History Project at the International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House. In addition to his lifelong love of film, he is the author of The Guide To American Photographic Collections and co-author of Photography: Source & Resource.

 

He frittered away a decade or so working in high technology marketing and product
management until he realized that telling stories of people was more fun than telling
stories about products. He returned to film production in the 1990s just as digital
video began to change the dynamics of filmmaking.

 

McQuaid's film work focuses on everyday human relationships; his films have been
shown at a wide range of film festivals. In addition to his own short films, McQuaid
has sought to create a community of local filmmakers and screenwriters in central
North Carolina.

DETAILS

Narrative | 2024 | 12 min. 10 sec.
Official Selection

Suggested Rating | PG
Country | United States
Language | English


CREDITS
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Cast | Tracey Reynolds, Susannah Hough, Naomi Eckhaus, Eric Morales, Jay Chachula, Riley Hough, Bailey Rose, Adelyn Dean, Barbette Hunter
Director of Photography | Jack Allan
Sound | Piper Kessler
Music | Jay Manley
Editor | Jim McQuaid
Produced by | Turnip LLC

 
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SCREENINGS & AWARDS
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  • Tokyo | Japan | February 5, 2024

  • Longleaf Film Festival | Raleigh, NC, United States | May 4, 2024 | North American Premiere | Official selection

  • The Indie Gathering | Cleveland, Ohio, United States | August 10, 2024 | Regional​​

2025 VENUES

The Mercantile

153 E White Street

Rock Hill, SC 29730

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Tom S. Gettys Center Courtroom

201 E Main Street

Rock Hill, SC 29730

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York County Library | Rock Hill

138 E Black Street

Rock Hill, SC 29730

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Slow Play Brewing

274 Columbia Avenue

Rock Hill, SC 29730

SCREENINGS

BLOCK A 

7 - 9 PM

The Mercantile

FREE

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BLOCK B 

3 - 5 PM

Tom S. Gettys Center Courtroom

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BLOCK C

6:30 - 8 PM

York County Library, Rock Hill

FREE WITH REGISTRATION

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BLOCK D

7- 9 PM

Tom S. Gettys Center Courtroom

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BLOCK E

2- 4 PM

Tom S. Gettys Center Courtroom

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BLOCK F

7 - 9 PM

Tom S. Gettys Center Courtroom

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Doors open 30 minutes before

each block.

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ONLINE: arts-people.com

BY PHONE: (803) 328-2787

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CONTACT

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Arts Council of York County

PHONE: (803) 328-2787

EMAIL: arts@yorkcountyarts.org

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Support for this project is provided by Comporium Communications, the SC Arts Commission (which receives funding from the NEA), Rock Hill Accommodations Tax Grant Fund, York County Accommodations & Hospitality Tax, & the ACYC Annual Campaign. For visitors information including lodging, contact Visit York County, SC at visityorkcounty.com Support for this project is provided by the John and Susan Bennett Memorial Arts Fund of the Coastal Community Foundation of SC, and the SC Arts Commission, which received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts,.



The Arts Council of York County is headquartered OnlyInOldTown. Downtown Rock Hill is South Carolina's first Cultural District.

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