Huge Turnout for Between the Folds in St. Louis

Children admiring Sugi Taylor's work

Producing Partners are local community organizations that co-present Community Cinema screenings across the country. Last night, producing partner KETC in St. Louis, screened the Independent Lens film Between the Folds. The film looks at fine artists and theoretical scientists who have abandoned careers and hard-earned graduate degrees to forge unconventional lives as modern-day paper-folders. Sydney Meyer of KETC gives her take below:

Wow! That was the first word that came to my mind as people kept flowing into the St. Louis History Museum for the screening of Between the Folds last evening. This was Community Cinema at its finest. Approximately 340 people showed up for the viewing of the film and I was amazed watching the diversity of people fill the auditorium and overflow onto the steps and the sides of the theater. People of all ages laughed and clapped at various parts of the film, signaling they understood what the artists were trying to communicate to them.

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