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San Francisco Premiere of Low Low User Submitted

When: Tue., Aug. 27, 9:30-11:30 p.m. 2019
Price: $13 and $9 for students and seniors
The SF opening of writer/director Nick Richey’s LOW LOW. Produced by Halfway Crooks Entertainment, Richey's debut feature, LOW LOW, is a fresh, bracing take on the coming-of-age teen drama that finds four working class high-school girls—Ryan (Richey), Cherry (Roesch), Lana (Kacie Rogers) and Willy (Alexis Reich) — navigating their last days of high school through a haze of sex, drugs and violence, each trying to find their way to the next phase in life without losing everything. Cast and crew will do a Q&A following the screening.

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