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  1. Julia Marchese is an actress, director, writer, producer and film programmer. She attended a high school for performing arts and studied drama and film in college. She has written, performed in and also directed several plays.

  2. The teaser trailer for my Dollar Baby Film adaptation of Stephen King's incredible story "I Know What You Need" is now available to watch! Set in 1976, and filmed on location at the University of Maine, this film has been a dream come true and I am so proud to share this teaser - so much love has gone into it!

  3. 3,252 Followers, 3,700 Following, 4,757 Posts - 📼 julia marchese 📼 (@juliacmarchese) on Instagram: "Adapted Stephen King's Story @iknowwhatyouneedfilm - Cohost of @horrormoviesurvivalguide - cinephile, pervert, constant reader, filmmaker, retronaut".

  4. Julia Marchese, filmmaker and Stephen King devotee, thinks it’s a matter of perspective. Her latest project, a film adaptation of King’s classic “I Know What You Need,” tells the tale of infatuation-turned-obsession and explores what happens when love is only in the eye of the beholder.

  5. A documentary by Julia Marchese about the need to keep 35mm films available to the public! In a culture where digital presentation is taking over, Out of Print celebrates the unique Revival and Art House Cinemas where 35mm film prints are still going strong - and explores why 35mm film should be allowed to coexist with digital forever.

  6. May 7, 2024 · Julia Marchese dressed as Magenta for a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Cinespia. The film itself was also revelatory in its punk-rock, decidedly weird but also strangely upbeat tone and cast of fantastic characters featuring, of course, Tim Curry as Frank-N-Furter.

  7. digboston.com › keep-35mm-alive-an-interview-with-out-ofKEEP 35MM ALIVE! – Dig Bos

    Jan 23, 2015 · Former longtime New Beverly Cinema employee and first-time director Julia Marchese makes an impassioned case for the preservation of revival house culture and the appreciation of 35mm in her new film Out Of Print.