Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Screening!  

Join PFF as We Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America!  

May 17th, 3:00pm 
J&LLPAC on the Prescott Campus of Yavapai College

Let's all watch this iconic Jimmy Steward film,Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, together, on the big screen! This will be followed by a post-film discussion lead by film critic and Prescott Film Festival Jury Member Jeff Mitchell. https://www.phxcritics.com/members-1#members (Local dignitaries have been invited to participate!)

(NOTE:  This screening is part of your Platinum Pass AND All Film Pass!) 

A bit of history on the film:  Based on Lewis R Foster’s unpublished story, The Gentleman from Montana, you won’t hear states’ names or the character’s political affiliation in Mr. Smith. Casting: Jimmy Stewart was no stranger to playing the “good guy” in films. He inherited this particular role after Gary Cooper’s schedule conflicted with other projects. Stewart's ...newbie persona translates perfectly to his performance of Smith as an equally wide-eyed man entering his career for the first time. Smith’s passion for his country is a breath of fresh air." (Based on Sarah Cortinaz's review of the classic film.)


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