Hannover House (OTC:HHSE) and Green Apple Entertainment are pleased to announce that the LGBT Same-Sex Marriage Romantic-Comedy "A Remarkable Life" will debut in theaters in New York City on Friday, May 27, 2016. Director Vohn Regensburger will hold a meet and greet before the film’s opening at the Cinema Village Theatre at 22 E. 12th Street at the New York opening. Other markets opening the film this weekend are Denver and Boston. The film is also scheduled for theatrical openings in Los Angeles (June 3) and, Dallas-Ft. Worth, Philadelphia, Atlanta, San Francisco, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Phoenix and St. Louis on June 10 and June 17.
"A Remarkable Life" is the first Green Apple film to be released to theatres by Hannover House, under a newly expanded relationship focusing on higher-profile and theatrical titles.
"We are very pleased to be releasing this timely and important film," said Hannover House C.E.O. Eric Parkinson. "Green Apple has always delivered high-quality releases, and we’re happy to be working with them on their new mandate to add theatrical caliber releases to their programming mix."
SYNOPSIS : LENNY BABBITT (Chris Bruno) had the perfect life; a beautiful wife TRACY (Daphne Zuniga), a loving relationship with his Autistic son ISAAC and a rising career at a Denver newspaper. Lenny's reality comes crashing down when he is fired from his job, his son's condition worsens and he discovers his wife in bed with another woman. With nowhere to go, Lenny moves in with his dad (Eric Roberts) to reexamine his shattered life. He begins to work at his dad's pawnshop where he meets the young and strong-willed CHELSEA (Marie Avgeropoulos) who revitalizes Lenny's spirit. Ultimately, Lenny must decide between clinging to the past or finding acceptance.
Genre: ROMANTIC-COMEDY (LGBT)
Director: VOHN REGENSBURGER
Specs. 97-Minutes, Flat (aspect ratio), Dolby 5.1 Sound
Rating: MPAA Rated "R" for sexual references
Watch the Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2lGcIB8KmQ
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