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Lovely, Still

Movie Filmed in Omaha With An Alzheimer's Theme Screening November 6 through 11 at Midtown Cinema, 3201 Farnam Street, Omaha, NE

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Robert Malone (Martin Landau) is an elderly bachelor who leads a tidy, if uneventful, life working as a grocery store clerk in Cedar Heights.  Days before Christmas, Robert returns home from work to find a beautiful stranger named Mary (Ellen Burstyn) in his house.  Mary explains that she has just moved in across the street, saw his door open and decided to check to make sure everything was all right.  On her way out, she turns to Robert and asks him out to dinner.

From their awkward meeting to Robert’s nervous preparation for their first date to a day of sledding in the new-fallen snow to their first kiss, Robert and Mary trace all of the steps of first love.  As Christmas nears to the lofty music of candle-bearing carolers and the sparkling lights of the snowy town of Cedar Heights, they discover how truly lovely falling in love can be.

When the power of Robert and Mary’s love reveals a startling truth about their pasts, the couple’s story-book romance takes a startling turn, leading to a tremendously moving conclusion made all the richer by a heightened understanding of everything that has come before.

Academy Award winning stars Martin Landau and Ellen Burstyn deliver Oscar-worthy performers in what will surely be remembered as some of the most powerful work of their careers.  Also starring Elizabeth Banks and Adam Scott, and featuring original music by Conor Oberst and a score by Nathaniel Walcott and Mike Mogis of the band Bright Eyes, Lovely, Still is a truly remarkable achievement for first-time director Nik Fackler that will linger in the memory of its audience for years to come.


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