BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Arkansas Cinema Society (ACS) returns to Thaden College in Bentonville on Friday, June 10 for an Arkansas Filmmaker Highlight on Fort Smith documentarian Clay Pruitt with a particular presentation of his movie, “The 24.”

In line with a press launch, the film is concerning the 24 Hours of Horseshoe Hell endurance mountaineering competitors that takes place yearly in Jasper. The occasion is sponsored by Bentonville-based outside clothes firm LIVSN Designs.

“The 24” is the primary screening in a collection of out of doors and journey movies introduced by ACS and LIVSN with extra to return all year long. On June 10, doorways open for a cheerful hour mixer with complimentary drinks at 6 p.m. The movie begins at 7 p.m., adopted by a Q+A with the filmmaker.

Admission is free however registration will likely be required. You will get tickets right here.

Our objective at ACS is to develop and promote filmmaking within the Pure State and it wouldn’t be proper to do it with out together with all of the unbelievable outside and journey movies that happen in our state and past,” she mentioned. “Kicking this off with Clay Pruitt’s movie The 24 is the easiest way to do it. Clay is a improbable filmmaker and all-around nice man. We’re grateful to have a companion in LIVSN Designs, whose basis is rooted within the improvement of lifelong outside fans right here. We plan to proceed screening extra outside and recreation movies sooner or later.

Kathryn Tucker, ACS Government Director

Arkansas Cinema Society is a non-profit dedicated to constructing a movie group in Arkansas the place movie lovers can “watch movies, share concepts, join with one another, and nurture the brand new and present movie expertise inside our state by means of elevated publicity to filmmakers and their artwork.”