THEATRICAL RELEASE

GETTING TO THE NUTCRACKER will have its bi-coastal theatrical release beginning November 7th for one week, with 4 screenings per day at both the Village East Cinemas at 189 2nd Avenue New York, NY and in California at Laemmle's Pasadena Playhouse 7 at 39 South El Molino Avenue in Pasadena.

Q and A to follow evening screening in Pasadena with director, Serene Meshel - Dillman and moderated by Debbie Allen.

More details with ticket info to follow soon.

Director Serene Meshel-Dillman in New York for First Time Fest

Dancers featured in the film were in attendance and joined Ms. Meshel-Dillman for the Q&A.

Pictured left to right: Adam Bernstein, Mikhael Kinley-Safronoff, Matisse Love, Serene Meshel-Dillman, Elizabeth Del Rosario, Eli Gruska, Ingrid Herbulot. Front: Atticus Boyle

Pictured left to right: Adam Bernstein, Mikhael Kinley-Safronoff, Matisse Love, Serene Meshel-Dillman, Elizabeth Del Rosario, Eli Gruska, Ingrid Herbulot. Front: Atticus Boyle

Featured dancers Matisse Love, Eli Gruska, Adam Bernstein, Mikhael Kinley-Safronoff, Elizabeth Del Rosario

Featured dancers Matisse Love, Eli Gruska, Adam Bernstein, Mikhael Kinley-Safronoff, Elizabeth Del Rosario

Elizabeth Del Rosario answers questions from the audience, with Mikhael Kinley-Safronoff

Elizabeth Del Rosario answers questions from the audience, with Mikhael Kinley-Safronoff

Director Serene Meshel-Dillman learning that Jill Krementz, the author of "A Very Young Dancer", and the inspiration for her film, is in the audience.

Director Serene Meshel-Dillman learning that Jill Krementz, the author of "A Very Young Dancer", and the inspiration for her film, is in the audience.

Director Serene Meshel-Dillman with PR Coordinator Natalie Fair

Director Serene Meshel-Dillman with PR Coordinator Natalie Fair