THE APEX TIMES
The Kentucky Theater will host a special screening of a holiday film shot in Paris, Kentucky, followed by a moderated question-and-answer session with cast members on Nov. 12.
A holiday movie filmed in Paris, Kentucky, will be screened at the Kentucky Theater on Nov. 12, WKYT reported Monday. After the film, several cast members will join a special question-and-answer session for audience members at the venue.
WKYT said the post-screening discussion will include Ryan McPartin, Laura Osnes, Brandon Clark, and Joe Livecchi. The session will be moderated by actor Josh Hopkins.
The announcement ties the screening to the film’s production in Paris, where the movie’s cast and crew worked on location during filming. WKYT characterized the event as part of the film’s scheduled engagement with audiences in Kentucky.
The Kentucky Theater is expected to host the program on Nov. 12, bringing the production back to the local community connected to the project. WKYT did not provide additional details in its report about ticket pricing or ticketing procedures for the screening.
In addition to the cast members onstage, the moderated format is intended to allow the audience to ask questions and hear about the production from the performers. WKYT did not specify the length of the Q&A portion or the topics that will be covered.
The event will offer a public chance to connect local interest in regional filming with the film’s broader release and audience reach. For residents who followed the project while it was being shot in Paris, the screening is framed as a way to see the finished production in the community where it was filmed.
Organizers also appear to be using the theater setting to make the screening a one-night event, with the cast members participating immediately after the film. WKYT did not report whether additional appearances or repeat screenings are planned beyond the Nov. 12 event.
Anyone planning to attend is likely to need to follow the Kentucky Theater’s instructions for showtime and entry requirements, since the report focused on the film’s schedule and the cast Q&A rather than operational details.
