The film 'Yesterday Was a Lie' at the Lake Forest Film Festival

The award-winning indie noir feature YESTERDAY WAS A LIE will be screening tonight, 4/19, at 9:00 at the Lake Forest Film Festival.

For more info, including a trailer, check out http://www.HeliconArts.com.

Chicago native Kipleigh Brown (the film’s lead), director James Kerwin, and producer/actress Chase Masterson will be holding a filmmakers Q&A immediately following the screening.

Here is some further info:

To date, “YESTERDAY WAS A LIE” has won the Park City Film Music Festival, the Backlot Film Festival, Brilliant Light Film Festival, the Panavision New Filmmaker Grant, and the Telly Award.

The film is being hailed by critics as:

“A brilliantly executed independent film” (Tony Toscano, Talking Pictures)
“A fresh and stylish take on film noir. Well worth seeing.” (Ain’t It Cool News)
“One of the most imaginative indie films of the year. This one certainly deserves your attention.” (Sci Fi Talk)

Here is the screening info:

Saturday, April 19 at 9 p.m.
Lake Forest Film Festival
Lake Forest College
Meyer Auditorium
555 North Sheridan Road
Lake Forest, Ill. 60045

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“A fresh and stylish take on film noir. Deliciously photographed under the creative eye of Jason Cochard, Kerwin weaves us a tale of intrigue and metaphysical darkness.”
-Ain’t It Cool News

“Like ‘Blade Runner’ before it, YESTERDAY WAS A LIE manages to meld film noir and science fiction into a fresh new world unlike anything we’ve seen before.”
-iF Magazine

“Boldly filmed in black and white, the Kristopher Carter musical score Kerwin deftly uses only adds to the surreal atmosphere.”
-Samuel K. Sloan, Slice of SciFi

“I’ve seen this flick three times and each time I see it, it gets better. It’s like watching ‘Citizen Kane’… as the film reveals itself, it draws you in. Four-and-a-half stars.”
-Punk’s Movies, KXRK 96 FM

“A profound, marvelously intertwined story. This is what indie films are all about.”
-Jani Fleet, KSTU FOX 13

“A seriously amazing movie.”
-Bart Leahy, Rhetoric & Rockets