The Catskill Mountain House and The World Around Film Celebrates 1rst
Anniversary!!
It's been just over a year since The Catskill Mountain House and The
World Around was premiered in Hunter at the Doctorow Theater. Since
then we have shown the film widely to nearly always full houses
throughout Ulster, Greene, Dutchess, and Columbia counties.
For those not familiar with the documentary, I've included a ten minute
preview on YouTube.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8uEiqq_0WDc
The theatrical reception has always been quite encouraging with
enthusiastic crowds and great questions. The DVD is widely available
in retail outlets and from historical societies/arts groups throughout
the area including:
Catskill: Greene County Council on the Arts
Catskill: Van Gorden's & Co.
Hunter: Village Square Bookstore
Hurley Country Store
Kingston: Catskill Art and Office Supply
Kingston: Cheese Louise
Kingston: Kenco
Kingston: Home Plate Deli
Kingston: Parent-Teachers' Store
Kingston: Maritime Museum
Phoenicia: Nest Egg
Prattsville: Prattsville Museum
Saugerties: Inquiring Minds Bookstore
Saugerties: Hope Farm Bookshop
Shokan: Olive's Country Store
Tannersville: Hunter Foundation Bookstore
Woodstock: Golden Notebook
Woodstock: Catskill Art and Office Supply
The following Historical Societies also offer Catskill Mountain House and Deep Water DVDs
Cairo Historical Society
Fleischmann's Museum
Historical Society of Woodstock
Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society
Mountain Top Historical Society
Last year's holiday season led to a rush of DVD orders and we're glad
so many local and regional history fans were happy with the film. The
Catskill Mountain House and The World Around is available online at
http://www.documentaryworld.com
Reviews of the film have been uniformly positive and we are pleased to
note that we were honored with a prestigeous Gold Remi Award from the
2011 Houston International Film Festival. You can read the reviews and
find out more by visiting us at
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Willow-Mixed-Media/166119676742104
Filmmaker Tobe Carey, explores and documents the history of the Catskills. To email Tobe, click here: video@hvc.rr.com.
