"Honk for Peace" at the Bethel Theater - Friday 11/30/07

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Connecticut Filmmaker and Brookfield Resident:
Friday, Nov 30 at 7:00pm
“Honk For Peace” – Directed by Connecticut Filmmaker, Corey Boutilier
'Honk For Peace' follows the 2003 anti-war movement starting in New York City, and culminates with the historic 2006 Senate race between Joe Lieberman and Ned Lamont in Connecticut. In the Democratic primary, Ned Lamont, a political newcomer, ran an anti-war campaign beating Joe Lieberman, the 18-year incumbent and former Vice-Presidential nominee. As a result, Joe was forced to run as an Independent in the general election and defend his Pro-war ideals. 'Honk For Peace' is a documentary of those who fought to end a war. Featuring contributing interviews with Ned Lamont, Sen. Joseph Lieberman, The Dixie Chicks, Sen. John Kerry, Ed Koch, Mark Davis (WTNH Political Correspondent), Leslie Cagan (United For Peace and Justice), Ralph Nader, Gen. Wesley Clark (Ret.) and Sen. Chris Dodd.

“Honk For Peace” Directors Bio & Crew
Corey Boutilier: Cinematographer/DP, Director, Picture Editor, Preview Return, Print Return, Print Shipper, Producer, Submission Contact. Mr. Corey Boutilier is a freelance videographer and is also the owner of IndependentFilm.com, an online magazine devoted to film festivals. Mr. Boutilier is a graduate of Boston University ('96). "Honk For Peace is his first feature film.

Jeremy Carr: Additional Photography
Brooklyn based, Jeremy Carr is a multi-award winning filmmaker and screenwriter; including awards from Slamdance and most recently the Boston Underground Film Festival. He is the Director/Cinematographer of the feature film “Lucid” (currently in production) and the award winning short film “Ice Cream Ants". Other recent credits include Cinematographer/Editor of the feature length documentary “The War On Kids,” directed by Cevin Soling.

Kyle McCabe: Additional Photography
Brooklyn based, Kyle McCabe is a television Producer / Director / Shooter.
He's worked on a variety of observational documentaries and reality programs for Animal Planet, BBC, Discovery Channel, MTV, and Thirteen including "Miami Ink," "What Not to Wear," and "Life or Death in the ER."