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Swingin' 60s Fundraiser Celebrates Jean Seberg Nov. 9 at Orpheum

Saturday, November 9th the Orpheum Theater Center in Marshalltown, Iowa will swing 60s style with a benefit celebration featuring music by Country Girl, and Amy & Adams, silent auction, and so much more!

Attendees are encouraged to dress in their best 60s fashions for the fundraising event--proceeds benefit the Jean Seberg Endowment and future Jean Seberg festivals.

The 'party' takes place in the Orpheum's Black Box 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Tickets are $25/pp and available at the Orpheum box office.  The Orpheum Theater Center is located at 220 E. Main Street, Marshalltown, Iowa.  Email Nancy.Adams@iowavalley.edu for more information.

Of the 37 movies she made during her film career, Jean Seberg had 20 films released in the 1960s:

À bout de souffle (Breathless) (French-1960)
Director: Jean-Luc Godard  

Let No Man Write My Epitaph (1960)
Director: Philip Leacock 

La récréation (Playtime / Love Play) (French-1961)
Director: François Moreuil

Les grandes personnes (Time Out for Love) (French-1961)
Director: Jean Valère

L'amant de cinq jours (The Five Day Lover) (French-1961)
Director: Philippe de Broca

Congo Vivo (French/Italian-1962)
Director: Giuseppe Bennatti

In the French Style (1963)
Director: Robert Parrish

Le grand escroc (The Big Swindler) (French/short-1964)
Director: Jean-Luc Godard

Lilith (1964)
Director: Robert Rossen

Échappement libre (Backfire) (French-1964)
Director: Jean Becker

Moment to Moment (1965)
Director: Mervyn LeRoy

Un milliard dans un billard (Diamonds are Brittle) (French-1965)
Director: Nicolas Gessner

A Fine Madness (1966)  
Director: Irvin Kershner

La ligne de démarcation (The Line of Demarcation) French-1966)
Director:  Claude Chabrol

Estouffade à la Caraïbe (Revolt in the Caribbean / The Looters) (French-1967)
Director: Jacques Besnard

La route de Corinthe (Who's Got the Black Box? / The Road to Corinth) (French-1967)
Director: Claude Chabrol

The Girls (British-1968)
Director: John Crome

Les Oiseaux vont mourir au Pérou (Birds in Peru) (French-1968)
Director: Romain Gary

Pendulum (1969)
Director: George Schaefer

Paint Your Wagon (1969)
Director: Joshua Logan

The award-winning documentary Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg tells the true story of Hollywood and heartbreak, beginning when an unknown 17-year-old Iowa girl who beat out 18,000 actresses to play Saint Joan in Otto Preminger's 1957 film. The documentary goes behind the scenes of her rocky life in the international film spotlight, her civil rights activism that drew FBI attention, and her mysterious death in Paris in 1979 - deemed a "probable suicide." Produced by Emmy-nominated filmmakers Garry McGee (McMarr Ltd.), and Kelly Rundle and Tammy Rundle (Fourth Wall Films).

Visit JeanSebergMovie for updates on the documentary's news, glimpses behind-the-scenes, and FINALLY the film's release via broadcast, screenings and DVD.

It has been a long, hard road, and we have SO MANY OF YOU to thank for helping us reach the end of this project. We have learned it takes time, funding, lessons learned, and a lot of patience to get things right before releasing a documentary about Jean. We owe that to her. So much misinformation and so many myths have been perpetuated over the decades. We do not take the responsibility lightly to tell her story factually and accurately. 

If you would like to make a contribution to the Movie Star: the Secret Lives of Jean Seberg documentary project and add your name to the credits, there is still time and every bit helps! Donations of $100 or more can be tax-deductible.  Visit HOW TO CONTRIBUTE by clicking HERE.  And are we ever grateful!

Fundraiser Set for Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts Nov. 9

Jean Seberg Day October 21 in Iowa

It was October 21, 2016 when the State of Iowa officially recognized international film star and Marshalltown, Iowa’s own Jean Seberg. A Proclamation was signed by Iowa Governor Branstad at the State Capitol declaring October 21 Jean Seberg Day.  Jean's family was joined by a small group of friends to witness the historic moment.

The following afternoon the award-winning documentary Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg was showcased at a special ‘Hollywood Backstories: Remembering Jean Seberg’ event at the State Historical Building in Des Moines.

The free screening packed the theater and a lively Q&A moderated by Liz Gilman of the executive producer of Produce Iowa. Jean's sister Mary Ann Shuey, Movie Star co-producer and Seberg biographer Garry McGee, and Nancy Adams, Curator of Jean Seberg/Orpheum Theater Collection, were the panelists. 

Attendees were then invited to visit the Hollywood in the Heartland Exhibit where a number of Seberg's movie memorabilia were on display.

The memorable event was sponsored by the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs and Produce Iowa.

The award-winning Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg will be released on DVD in January 2019.  The DVD can be pre-ordered for a limited time by clicking HERE.

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Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg is an award-winning documentary produced by Emmy-nominated filmmakers Garry McGee of McMarr, Ltd., Kelly Rundle and Tammy Rundle of Fourth Wall Films. The movie was funded in part with grants from the Iowa Arts Council, Humanities Iowa and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

 

Garry McGee Talks with Journalist Phil Hall on "The Online Movie Show" Nov. 6

Filmmaker and biographer Garry McGee appears on "The Online Movie Show with Phil Hall" on Monday, November 6th at 1P (EST)/12P (CST) and 10A (WST) and recalls movie star Jean Seberg's life and career, from her unsteady overnight stardom in Otto Preminger's "Saint Joan" to her crowning glory in the French New Wave to the harassment from J. Edgar Hoover's FBI and the mysterious circumstances surrounding her death.

"The Online Movie Show" is produced at the Platinum Wolfe Studios and is hosted by film journalist Phil Hall. His weekly podcast celebrates the movies and the people that create them. Click HERE to listen in.

Phil Hall is the author of "The History of Independent Cinema," "The Greatest Bad Films of All Time" and "In Search of Lost Films." His cinema writing appeared in the New York Times, New York Daily News, Wired and the Library of Congress website, and he authors "The Bootleg Files" column on Cinema-Crazed.com.

Garry McGee (McMarr LTD) is the author of “Jean Seberg: Breathless” and co-author of “Neutralized: The FBI vs Jean Seberg” and “The Films of Jean Seberg”. He received a Regional Emmy® nomination for writing the documentary The Last Wright.  McGee is the co-producer/co-director, along with Kelly and Tammy Rundle of Fourth Wall Films  of the award-winning documentary Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg. The film will be released on DVD in 2018.

Schedule Announced for the 7th Annual Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts November 3-5

A special invitation from the organizers of the Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts

Join us for the 7^th annual festival honoring Marshalltown native and international icon Jean Seberg!

This year’s event, ‘From Stage to Screen’ features traditional and new elements, including a ‘People’s Choice’ art exhibit/competition. We are pleased to bring back the ‘Guided Legacy Tour’ and to welcome back Cedric Pulford and Jude Rawlins from England, each of whom will moderate a session. And we are delighted that Director Nicolas Gessner and his wife will be joining us from Paris for their first festival. 

The festival opens Friday night with the unveiling of the art exhibit, music by festival favorites ‘Amy and Adams’,  hors d’oeuvres, awarding of the Jean Seberg Drama and Outstanding Service Awards and, as a special treat, a few words from Jean’s sister, MaryAnn.  Attendees will then enjoy a ‘Readers Theater’ of key scenes from several plays Jean performed in before fame came calling. Director Dave Engel and his cast are sure to make this a memorable event.

Actors Claude Rich and Jean Seberg with Diamonds are Brittle director Nicolas Gessner.

Saturday includes breakout sessions on Jean’s social activism and continued presence in worldwide media, a screening of her film Diamonds Are Brittle (after which Director Nicolas Gessner will hold a Q&A session), options for a guided (or self-guided) tour to places of import in Jean’s life, a chance for attendees to have their memories of Jean recorded, and a screening of fan-favorite Paint Your Wagon.

Sunday brings a recap of Sight and Sounds from Festivals Past, a second opportunity for attendees to record their memories, commentary and scenes from the French documentary Eternelle and the awarding of the 'People’s Choice’ art award winner.

As always, the Orpheum’s extensive collection of memorabilia of Jean’s life and career will be accessible to the public for the duration of the festival.

Treat yourself to JSFA 2017 and learn more about the girl the world has never forgotten.

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2017 Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts

~Schedule of Events~

Fri Nov 3^rd-$15.OO cost, all events included

5:30        Building opens/art exhibit & black book display open

6-7:30    Opening reception & Awards Ceremony, Black Box; Amy & Adams music

7:45-9:15  Reader’s Theater:  Scenes from Sabrina Fair&Stardust, directed by David Engle, movie theater

Sat. Nov 4^th- Activities are free unless otherwise noted

9:30 building opens/art exhibit & black book display open

10-11:30 Roundtable- Jean Forever Relevant- Moderator, Cedric Pulford, Black Box

$5        11:45 – 1pmGuided Legacy Tour, led by Jeanine Loros

OR

“Memories of Jean” experience

1:15-2:15 – Symposium- Rebel Without a Pause- Speaker, Jude Rawlins, Black Box

$6        2:30 – 4:30 – Film-Diamonds Are Brittle followed by Q & A with Director Nicolas Gessner, movie theater

$6        6:00 – 8:15Screening,Paint Your Wagon– movie theater

Sun. Nov 5^th – $6.00 all events included

9:30 building opens/art exhibit & black book display open also “Sights and Sounds of Previous Festivals’ in movie theater(runs 1 hour)

10 – 10:30 -2^nd offering, ‘Memories of Jean’ experience

10:30-11:45- Presentation/scens from film  – ‘Eternelle’ – movie theater

11:45- Announcement of ‘People’s Choice’ winner & closing remarks.

Film, Fashion and Art from around the world showcased at Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts November 4th-5th in Star’s Hometown

Actress, Activist, Icon Jean Seberg.

She was the toast of Paris and an international film star. She was part of the French New Wave and starred in the iconic film Breathless influencing film history and fashion with her short-cropped hairstyle and gamine beauty. To this day she makes the list of the most beautiful women in the world and inspires art, music and haute couture. All of these magical virtues that made Jean Seberg who she was are celebrated this year in her beloved hometown of Marshalltown, Iowa at the IVCCD Orpheum Theater Center, November 4^th-5^th at the Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts.  The annual event draws fans, artists, film and fashion buffs, Hollywood history aficionados, family and friends from across the country and around the world.

“I think the new name of our festival reflects our commitment to honoring Jean’s legacy across many disciplines,” said Nancy Adams, curator of the Jean Seberg Collection at the Orpheum Theater Center.  “Clearly, she first registered on the collective radar through her acting, but in her life she came to be known for her celebration of and influence in many other fields.”

The Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts opens November 4th with a free exhibition of student-produced films.

The Festival opens Friday, Nov. 4, at 6:30 p.m. showcasing student-produced films and an award ceremony at the Orpheum where Seberg’s first film, Saint Joan, premiered in 1957.  Jean Seberg championed first-time directors and filmmakers, often launching their film careers. Friday evening’s film screenings and award ceremony are free to the public.

Saturday, November 5^th the festival will showcase the Seberg style with a fashion show presented by Iowa State University design students at 1:30 p.m. in the Orpheum’s Blackbox Theater. Admission is $6.

Sean Garrison and Jean Seberg starred in "Moment to Moment".

Two of Seberg’s films will screen at the Orpheum on Saturday: Moment to Moment at 11:00 a.m. and Who’s Got the Black Box? at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $6/pp per show. 

A free art exhibit featuring Jean Seberg-inspired works from around the world will be on display during the festival, as well as other Seberg memorabilia from the Orpheum’s vast collection. 

Visitors are also encouraged to take the self-guided Jean Seberg Legacy Tour to places that were part of her life growing up in Marshalltown, Iowa. Copies of the Legacy map are available in the lobby of the Orpheum Theatre Center.

Iowa Governor Branstad signs a proclamation honoring Jean Seberg.

The Festival follows the recent signing of a proclamation by Iowa Governor Terry Branstad declaring October 21 Jean Seberg Day. 

“So many years after her passing, one is as likely to read about her cinematic legacy as to see her referenced in a fashion magazine, or the subject of an art exhibition,” Adams said.  “I’m excited about the number of participants this year, and the fact that we are seeing and highlighting the growing awareness of ‘the next generation’ to the magic that was, and is Jean Seberg.”

For more information about the Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts contact Tammy Losing, Festival Coordinator, at Orpheum Theater Center 641-844-5921 or find information online at the www.OrpheumCenter.com.

Iowa Gov. Branstad Proclaims October 21st "Jean Seberg Day" in Her home State

Marshalltown native will also be remembered during Saturday's "Hollywood Backstories" event at the State Historical Museum

Sixty years ago today Marshalltown teenager Jean Seberg won a worldwide talent search fro the titled role in the movie Saint Joan and became an overnight star.  Today, Gov. Terry E. Branstad proclaimed Jean Seberg Day in Iowa to honor the late Iowan's remarkable life and career.

While Seberg's role in Saint Joan (1957) made her a star, her performance in French director Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless (1960) launched her to fame as an international style icon.  With contemporaries such as Audrey Hepburn and Mia Farrow, Seberg popularized the image of the New Wave ingenue (characterized by a pixie haircut, French striped jersey shirt and black capri pants). Seberg starred in 34 feature films in Hollywood and Europe, including Lilith, Paint Your Wagon opposite Clint Eastwood, and Airport.

Iowans can learn more about Seberg's life (1938-1979) as an actress, activist and fashion icon during a free screening of the documentary Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg as part of "Hollywood Backstories: Remembering Jean Seberg" at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22 at the State Historical Museum of Iowa, 600 E. Locust St. in Des Moines.

The documentary will be followed by a Q&A with one of its creators, the Emmy-nominated filmmaker Garry McGee; Seberg's sister, Mary Ann Shuey; and the curator of the Jean Seberg Collection at the Orpheum Theater Center in Marshalltown, Nancy Adams.  Afterward, visitors can join State Curator Leo Landis on a tour of the museum's "Hollywood in the Heartland" exhibit about Iowans and the silver screen.

Program Details

WHAT: Hollywood Backstories: Remembering Jean Seberg

WHERE: State Historical Museum, 600 E. Locust St., Des Moines

WHEN: Saturday, October 22

• 1 p.m. screening of Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg
• 2:30 p.m. Q&S led by Liz Gilman, executive producer of Produce Iowa
• 3:00 p.m. Hollywood in the Heartland exhibit tour

SUGGESTED ATTIRE: Something French--wear a beret, a striped French sailor's shirt or anything with a certain 'je ne sais quoi' and be discovered just as Jean was 60 years ago.

Hollywood Backstories is presented by Produce Iowa, the state office of media production, a division of the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs.  Visit www.iowaculture.gov or call 515-281-5111 for more information.

The Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs and its three divisions - the Iowa Arts Council, State Historical Society of Iowa, and Produce Iowa, the state office of media production - empower Iowa to build and sustain culturally vibrant communities by connecting Iowans to the people, places and points of pride that define our state. 

The Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts is scheduled for November 4-5 at the Orpheum Theater Center in Marhsalltown.  This year's event will feature an ISU student fashion show showcasing fashions inspired by the star. For more information, visit Marshalltown Community College's website HERE.

Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg is an award-winning documentary produced by Emmy-nominated filmmakers Garry McGee of McMarr, Ltd., Kelly Rundle and Tammy Rundle of Fourth Wall Films. The movie was funded in part with grants from the Iowa Arts Council, Humanities Iowa and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Jean Seberg Honored by Iowa Governor's Proclamation and Special Screening of "Movie Star" at State Historical Building

International film star and Marshalltown, Iowa’s own Jean Seberg will be honored in a proclamation signed by Iowa Governor Branstad at the State Capital on the morning of October 21, 2016.  Seberg’s family will be in attendance, as will Emmy-nominated filmmakers Garry McGee, and Kelly & Tammy Rundle.  Their award-winning documentary Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg will be showcased at a special ‘Hollywood Backstories: Remembering Jean Seberg’ event at the State Historical Building, 600 E. Locust Street in Des Moines on October 22 at 1:00 p.m. The event is free to the public.  A Q&A will take place after the film and will be moderated by Produce Iowa's Liz Gilman with Jean's sister Mary Ann Shuey, filmmaker and Seberg biographer Garry McGee, and Nancy Adams, Jean Seberg/Orpheum Theater Collection Curator.  The event is sponsored by the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs and Produce Iowa.

High School graduate Jean Seberg was plucked from obscurity by Otto Preminger to star in his film Saint Joan.

Selected from 18,000 aspiring actresses at age 17, Marshalltown, Iowa’s Jean Seberg made her acting debut in Otto Preminger’s 1957 Saint Joan and starred in Hollywood films Lilith, Paint Your Wagon, and the blockbuster Airport, among others.  She is best known for her performance in director Jean-Luc Godard’s groundbreaking French New Wave film Breathless.  Movie Star is the first documentary film to focus on the private side of the famous actress and examines Seberg’s very public American and international film career, civil rights era activism, and her mysterious, untimely death in Paris in 1979.

The film features exclusive on-camera interviews with Seberg’s family, friends and film colleagues, and former Black Panther Party leader Elaine Brown; as well as never-before-seen private photographs, home movie footage and rare movie and behind-the-scenes film clips.

Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg is an Official Selection at the LA Femme International Film Festival in Beverly Hills, California and screens at the Laemmle Music Hall Theater on October 21 at 2pm. The film also won the Iowa Motion Picture Association’s top Award of Excellence in a Documentary, the Award of Excellence from the Hollywood International Independent Documentary Awards in Los Angeles, and Best Documentary at the Landlocked Film Festival and the Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival.

A celebration of Jean's life and legacy takes place each year in her hometown of Marshalltown, Iowa at the Jean Seberg Festival of the Arts. This year's event will be held November 4-5, 2016 at the Orpheum Theater Center, where Jean's first film, Saint Joan, premiered in 1957. The theater is located at 220 E Main St, Marshalltown.  For more information, schedule/tickets visit Jean Seberg at the O!

The Hollywood Backstories series is presented by Produce Iowa-State Office of Media Production, a division of the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs.

Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg was funded in part with grants from Humanities Iowa, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Iowa Arts Council. The Historical Society of Marshall County served as the fiscal sponsor for the documentary project.  Garry McGee is the author of “Jean Seberg: Breathless” and co-author of “Neutralized: The FBI vs Jean Seberg” and “The Films of Jean Seberg”. He received a Regional Emmy® nomination for writing the documentary The Last Wright.  Kelly and Tammy Rundle of Fourth Wall Films received a Regional Emmy® nomination for their documentaries River to River: Iowa’s Forgotten Highway 6, Letters Home to Hero Street (co-produced with WQPT) and Country School: One Room – One Nation.

Celebrated Hollywood Celebrities and “Movie Star” Filmmakers to Attend Iowa Independent Film Festival Sept. 16-18

The Iowa Independent Film Festival will showcase the award-winning documentary Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg  September 16-18, 2016 at Frank Lloyd Wright's Historic Park Inn, 15 W State St, Mason City, Iowa.  Emmy® nominated filmmakers Garry McGee of McMarr, Ltd., and Kelly Rundle and Tammy Rundle of Fourth Wall Films will appear for Q&A following the film.  This year’s festival will draw celebrated celebrities and filmmakers from Hollywood, including director/Actor Richard Benjamin (Catch 22, The Sunshine Boys and Goodbye, Columbus) and wife actress Paula Prentiss (The Stepford Wives and Where The Boys Are), and director Randal Kleiser (Defrost, Big Top PeeWee and The Blue Lagoon), as well as acclaimed actress and Mason City's own Tanna Frederick (Defrost, Ovation, Queen of the Lot).  More film festival details can be found at www.iowaindie.org.

 

Kleiser’s virtual reality film, Defrost, which showed earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival and was produced and starred in by Tanna Frederick, will open the festival.  Critically-acclaimed director/producer Henry Jaglom’s (The M Word, Queen of the Lot, Deja Vu) latest film, Ovation, which stars Frederick and is receiving strong reviews, will be featured on Saturday evening, September 17 with a special Q&A with Jaglom via Skype.

  

“We are honored that Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg is among so many great films featured at this year’s Iowa Independent Film Festival,” said co-producer/co-director Garry McGee. “We are looking forward to sharing Jean’s story with a new audience, seeing people we have long admired, and watching great independent movies.”

Selected from 18,000 aspiring actresses at age 17, Marshalltown, Iowa’s Jean Seberg made her acting debut in Otto Preminger’s 1957 Saint Joan and starred in Hollywood films Lilith, Paint Your Wagon, and the blockbuster Airport, among others.  She is best known for her performance in director Jean-Luc Godard’s groundbreaking French New Wave film Breathless.  Movie Star is the first documentary film to focus on the private side of the famous actress and examines Seberg’s very public American and international film career, civil rights era activism, and her mysterious, untimely death in Paris in 1979.

The film features exclusive on-camera interviews with Seberg’s family, friends and film colleagues, and former Black Panther Party leader Elaine Brown; as well as never-before-seen private photographs, home movie footage and rare movie and behind-the-scenes film clips.

“The documentary strips away the Hollywood gossip, the national media hype, and the F.B.I. propaganda to find a young woman of conscience embroiled in the important issues of her day, while also carving out a unique and important international film career,” said producer Kelly Rundle.

Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg will screen Saturday, September 17 at 1:00PM in the main Ballroom at the Historic Park Inn, and again on Sunday in the Markley Room at 12:30PM.  Q&A will follow the screenings and admission is free. Visit www.iowaindie.org for more details.

Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg was funded in part with grants from Humanities Iowa, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Iowa Arts Council. The Historical Society of Marshall County served as the fiscal sponsor for the documentary project. The film won the Iowa Motion Picture Association’s top Award of Excellence in a Documentary, the Award of Excellence from the Hollywood International Independent Documentary Awards in Los Angeles, and Best Documentary at the Landlocked Film Festival and the Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival.

Garry McGee is the author of “Jean Seberg: Breathless” and co-author of “Neutralized: The FBI vs Jean Seberg” and “The Films of Jean Seberg”. He received a Regional Emmy® nomination for writing the documentary The Last Wright. The Rundles received a Regional Emmy® nomination for their documentaries River to River: Iowa’s Forgotten Highway 6, Letters Home to Hero Street (co-produced with WQPT) and Country School: One Room – One Nation.

Happy Birthday Jean Seberg

"Lilith" director Robert Rossen and Jean Seberg.

How will we celebrate Jean Seberg's 77th birthday on November 13th? In her hometown of Marshalltown, Iowa at the Orpheum Theater Center screening the award-winning documentary Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg. 

The film will kick off a special birthday weekend which includes an expansive exhibit dedicated to the international film star, and a special concert by the popular music duo Mark and Amy Adams-Westin of Amy & Adams--including music featured in the documentary.  The special event is sponsored by the Marshalltown Convention and Visitors Bureau. The documentary screens on Friday, November 13 at 7pm and Saturday, November 14 at 1pm. 

International film star Jean Seberg.

Following both film presentations, we are honored to have special guests Mary Ann Seberg Shuey (Jean's sister), Linda Haupert (Jean's best friend), and Mark Adams-Westin (Jean's friend) join the filmmakers for Q&A.

Tickets are $8 and can be reserved by calling 641.844.5920.  The Orpheum Theater Center is located at 220 E Main St, Marshalltown, Iowa.

Movie Star: The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg is the first documentary film to focus on the private side of the famous actress and examines Seberg’s very public American and international film career, civil rights era activism, and her mysterious, untimely death in Paris.  The film was produced by Emmy-nominated filmmakers Garry McGee and Kelly & Tammy Rundle.