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Benefit Screening: "The Chronicles of Hernia: the Lion, the Ditch and the Studio" It's the world premiere of a 40-minute film by John David Ware to benefit the spcaLA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). Trailer: http://chroniclesofhernia.com/trailer.htm When: Sunday, Dec. 14th 2:30pm-5:30pm Where: Fine Arts Theatre 8670 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 (One block West of La Cienega Blvd). See the film and meet many new friends as you wander amongst the snow-kissed forests from the set. Get autographs and pics for the kids with movie star Franklin B. Dog and details on the making of the film. "New Best Friend" will also screen. The film was made for the 168 Film Project (2003) and stars Franklin B. Dog. Cost: $15/20 at the door. (All tickets include FREE Popcorn and Soda) VIP (reserved seats) $35, Kids under 12: $10 Tickets on sale here: http://chroniclesofhernia.com/store.htm Questions: Email LionDitchStudio@gmail.com or Call 818-843-6060. * Parking $2.00 at the Flynt Building (one block east of the Fine Arts Theatre) 8484 Wilshire Blvd # 760, Beverly Hills, CA 90211. Directions: for theatre and parking (http://www.studioscreenings.com/directionsbig.html) ______________________________________________________ What if Steve Martin's "Bowfinger" met up with Monty Python and Canine Genius Franklin B. Dog? Well, you'd have the funniest, kid-friendly laugh-riot ever. "Magic, Monsters, Misfits, Mayhem and ME!" says Franklin B, "You'll laugh your paws off." It's not a spoof, it's a WOOF. Summary: Jackson, the crazy director lost his budget, & now he's bent on finishing his film by any means necessary. To save money, his dog doubles as a Lion. Disaster and sabotage threatens the dream of winning a 10-picture studio contract. Can he save the picture with such a ragtag cast and crew? Writer/Director John David Ware's film stars Franklin B. Dog, a past resident of the spcaLA. "Hernia" will inspire and delight all audiences. You will believe a dog can roar!

• Release Date

  Nov 24, 2008

• Runtime

  01:32