I am awaiting Amazon’s delivery of my copy of the documentary film about Harry Nilsson, when word of another, considerably different, documentary comes my way via the New Jersey Business and Industry Asociation.
It is a film about New Jersey's history of politics and corruption, and the toll it has exacted, and it is about to be released in theatres in the region.
The Soprano State: New Jersey's Culture of Corruption is based on the best-selling book written by Bob Ingle and Sandy McClure. The premiere is scheduled for Monday, October 18, and the film will be released starting October 22 in the following select Clearview Cinemas:
- Headquarters 10 Theatres, Morristown NJ
- Tenafly Cinema 4, Tenafly NJ
- Clairidge Cinemas, Montclair NJ
- Red Bank Art Cinema, Red Bank NJ
- Hoboken Cinema 5, Hoboken NJ
- Manhasset Cinemas, Manhasset NY
- Cinema 100, White Plains NY
- First & 62nd Cinemas, 400 E 62nd St. NY
- Chelsea Cinemas, 260 W 23rd St. NY
- American Place Cinema, Flemington NJ
If you would like to get a better idea of what the film is about, you can view its trailer here.
Not exactly a date flick, but I think I will go see it.