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Lawn at Rosecliff
548 Bellevue Ave, Newport, RI
ABOUT THE FILM:
The extraordinary story of the world-famous Montreux Jazz Festival and its beloved founder, Claude Nobs. Starting in 1967 with practically no knowledge of the music industry Claude Nobs turned a sleepy town on the shores of Lake Geneva into a mecca for the greatest international recording artists of all time. Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, David Bowie, Miles Davis, Etta James, Prince… the list goes on and They All Came Out To Montreux.
They All Came Out To Montreux – Trailer from Oliver Murray on Vimeo.
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| 5:00 PM : | Venue Opens |
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| 7:00 PM: | Live Music by Chelley Knight and Chris Vaillancourt |
| 8:00 PM: | Film Begins |
| Rain Venue : | Rain Venue: Newport Craft Brewing and Distilling Co. (293 JT Connell Hwy, Newport) Please note that indoor venues are more limited in capacity than our outdoor venues and seating at our indoor rain venues is first come first served! We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes prior to the start of the film. |
| Food Vendors: | Boru, Newport Chowder Company, Island Time Catering, Clara’s Cart, Bottega Bocconi |
| Parking : | Limited parking available on-site |
| Run time: | 92 min |
| Director: | Oliver Murray |
| Producer: | Bill Lord |
NewportFILM Outdoors, a unique celebration of documentary moviemaking that is held in some of the most iconic locations in one of the most storied summer resorts in America, has unveiled its latest line-up of films for its summer season.
They include “It’s Only Life After All,” a look at the Indigo Girls; “After the Bite,” an examination of a community’s reaction to a shark attack; and “Invisible Beauty,” the story of pioneering model, agent and activist, Bethann Hardison. What makes the Newport, Rhode Island event so memorable is that these screenings take place on the lawns of mansions like Marble House and The Elms, as well as historical locations like Fort Adams, which hosts the annual Newport Jazz Festival, and the Newport Polo Grounds. It’s all very shades of Edith Wharton (well, if Newland Archer were a cinephile instead of a conflicted aristocrat).
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