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Woodstock Film Festival Premiere!

October 15, 2025

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Film Festival Info

 A Break in the Rain will world premiere at the Woodstock Film Festival on Wednesday, October 15, 2025 (7:00 PM ET). Directed by Don Scardino and written by Dana L. Williams, the locally shot drama stars Michael O’Keefe and S. Epatha Merkerson. Get tickets via the festival program. 

CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS TO THE MOVIE - OCTOBER 15TH AT 7PM



Check out the article in VARIETY about the festival 

MORE UPCOMING FILM FESTIVALS


 A Break in the Rain will screen at the Utopia Film Festival in Greenbelt, Maryland on October 18–20, 2025. Selected for its thoughtful exploration of human connection and resilience, the film  aligns with Utopia’s mission to spotlight films that imagine a more hopeful world. 

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About A Break in the Rain

 

SYNOPSIS

Jake Watson has been on the road for ten years, since his wife died of cancer.  He left the house he shared with his late wife to his son James and his young family, took his dog Cleo, and went off to try and deal with her passing.  

Ten years later, and his son has died of the same cancer.  Jake comes home to the life he put on hold.  Determined to contribute and get to know his family, he takes a job driving for a limo service, owned by his old friend Felicia. 

 Like a horse who won't take a saddle, he struggles with his new life, until one rainy night he picks up a Nashville singer, Catriona Walsh.  They hit the road together, and his life changes again.  Is he on the run, or on the mend? 

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