Deadline Movie Premiere

Benefiting ONEJAX

The Jacksonville Premiere of Deadline, the new movie starring Steve Talley and Academy Award nominee Eric Roberts, was Sunday, March 4th. Hosted by the Florida Times-Union, the premiere benefited OneJax.

“Times-Union Media and The Florida Times-Union were proud to sponsor the Deadline Premiere," said Amy McSwain, Vice President of Marketing and Circulation for Times-Union Media. "The audience clearly appreciated this compelling story, while at the same time we raised funds and awareness for OneJax and its vision of an inclusive community.” The red carpet arrivals began at 6:00 with the Deadline premiere at 7:00. A Q&A with cast members, writer Mark Ethridge and director Curt Hahn followed the premiere. 

OneJax is an interfaith organization that promotes respect and understanding among people of different religions, races, cultures and beliefs. Through education, community building and advocacy initiatives, OneJax works to overcome bias, bigotry, and racism. It is the intention of OneJax to serve as an ethical center among all people to assure that everyone in Northeast Florida is treated with respect and dignity. We want to be the catalyst that will help transform our community into one of peace and understanding...to be truly, Different Together. We can't do it alone—it will take all of us working together. Please join us.

 

Deadline Movie Premiere

March 04, 2012
Regal Avenues Stadium 20
9525 Philips Highway Jacksonville, FL 32256
6:00 pm
Red Carpet Arrivals
7:00 pm
Deadline Premiere
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Inspired by a true story, Deadline is a powerful movie that viewers most often say reminds them of To Kill a Mockingbird.

" Deadline is a powerful movie with a very strong, Christian redemptive worldview about the search for truth and justice...Matt and Bullock’s adventures in solving this case take them into the communities, homes and hearts of both whites and blacks."

~ Renee Green, Movie Guide

“Deadline is an important, terrific movie, with the kind of compelling story and fascinating characters that made The Help so engaging. Beautifully acted and directed.”
~ Dr. Linda Seger, Script Consultant on over 2,000 scripts and author of Making a Good Script Great

“I cannot wait to see Deadline again. It's been so much on my mind since the screening that I am hungry to see, hear, learn more about it. It's a wonderful movie, full of great stories and beautifully executed.”
~ Hank Klibanoff, Pulitzer Prize winner, Professor of Journalism, Emory University, Managing Editor, The Civil Rights Cold Case Project

"Curt Hahn has transformed Mark Ethridge’s story into a film that’s a larger heirloom of the American South. Deadline's greatest gift maybe its ability to tap into the stains and fault lines of the South, but also into the region’s unfaltering resilience and ability to forgive and redeem."

~ Audra D. S. Burch, The Miami Herald

“Deadline is a film about a murder mystery - grounded in fact, documented by journalistic credibility and dramatized in a way that is both entertaining and chilling.”

~ John Seigenthaler, Founder, The First Amendment Center

“Deadline packs a powerful punch…a film that goes by quickly but has much to say while it does…appropriately economical when it comes to making its case without belaboring points, but it is not economical with the truth.”

~ Evans Donnell, Art Now Nashville

“I loved Deadline. It touched my heart. No, it touched my soul.”
~ Mike Pandey, Filmmaker and Chair of the steering committee for the International Film Festival of India

“Deadline is a powerful movie with a conscience. Once in a while, a movie is made that affects social consciousness and creates a conduit for important change in one’s self, in one’s country. Deadline is one of these movies.”

~ Donna Peerce, Movie Blog

" 4 Doves! Deadline is a compelling and powerfully told film and we gladly award it our Dove "Family-Approved" Seal for ages twelve plus. This film shines as a beacon in the dark cesspool of racism."

~ Edwin L. Carpenter, Dove Foundation