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Follow on Google News | Stuck for a Reason to have NYC Premiere at WFABy: Hillary Hawkins Films SUBTITLE = Stuck for a Reason directed by Larry Rosen and produced by Hillary Hawkins to be showcased at New York City Indie Film Festival, running February 26-28 2015 PRESS RELEASE BODY = Hillary Hawkins is formerly known as Robyn from Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. Stuck for a Reason is the second of several collaborations with award winning director Larry Rosen, a New York City native. The film will be screening at the Winter Film Awards Indie Film Festival in New York City on February 28, 2015 in the 10am screening block at the Blue Diamond Theater (777 Eighth Avenue, New York NY 10036). The 4th Annual WINTER FILM AWARDS Independent Film Festival (http://winterfilmawards.com/ About Stuck for a Reason Lydia thought she knew it all. Who she was, what she wanted, and was on the fast track to get all of it. Until one day, on her way to make a huge presentation, she gets stuck in an elevator with Jerome: a rapping, obnoxious, thug. As Lydia begins to fear for both her safety and her career, Jerome changes her beliefs and grasp of reality itself. The film was produced by Hillary Hawkins. Hawkins, formerly of Nickelodeon and Nick Jr, is an award nominated voice actor and film/tv actor, who has delved into producing. Her strong values lead to films that have a message. The film stars Hillary Hawkins (Nickelodeon, Nick Jr) and Adrian Arthur (Vengeance Fury) “[Stuck for a Reason] explores how we judge people by how they look, not what is on the inside, missing their magic,” said Gene Lopez. The film premiered in September at the Northeast Film Festival and wowed the audience. About Winter Film Awards Winter Film Awards (WFA) is a volunteer-run and operated celebration of the diversity of local and international film-making. Their Mission is to recognize excellence in cinema and to promote learning and artistic expression for people at all stages of their artistic careers with a focus on nurturing emerging filmmakers and helping them gain recognition and contacts to break into this difficult industry. WFA prides themselves on a diverse collection of Festival selections, allowing the audience to enjoy films they normally wouldn’t think to seek out. WFA is a minority- and women-owned 501(c) End
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