Look for our next screening at The Yucca Valley Film Festival and MilTree Exhibition in 29 Palms
The Scarred for Life Project is moving forward with our next project, "Sheepdogs"
For Immediate Release:
“Sheepdogs” Movie Screening and Art Exhibition Wednesday, April 10, 5-7pm
Free and Open to the Pubic
Bell Center Community Room Copper Mountain College 6162 Rotary Way Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Meyer Stump Productions is proud to present an art exhibition and screening of the film “Sheepdogs,” directed by Brian Knappmiller. This documentary film features four Morongo Basin veterans of the US Marines and Navy, telling their stories of injury and healing. Shot by insurgents in Iraq, getting cancer possibly as a result of military service, almost losing a leg in a motorcycle accident but saved by a fellow Marine—these service people tell their stories of pain and triumph, resilience, and on-going healing. The film was shot entirely in the Morongo Basin and includes music from local artists.
The art exhibition presents Ted Meyer’s monoprints and photographs of the subjects’ physical scars, and their health incident stories. The military members and filmmakers will be present for a short question and answer session after the film screening.
Free and open to the public. Free parking at Copper Mountain College Bell Center.
