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    Default "Rivers of a Lost Coast" in Sacramento

    It is playing at the Crest Theater down town Sacramento on Wednesday and Thursday evening this week.
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    Default Don Koch new CDFG director attended Rivers of a Lost Coast last night.

    From the blog:
    "In a great surprise to filmmakers Justin Coupe and Palmer Taylor the new Director of the California Department of Fish and Game Donald Koch (who was finally confirmed last week by a Senate committee after a year on the job), showed up to watch the 5:30 showing of Rivers of a Lost Coast. A handful of Fish and Gamers attended the screening. After the Q&A session, Koch expressed his appreciation for the film with Justin Coupe, sharing stories of his father, who was part of the “Lost Coast” generation.

    The film played to a pack house in Berkeley last night, where the Ky Boyd and the management of the Rialto Cinemas continue to push the film with a 110% effort.

    Filmmakers Justin Coupe, Palmer Taylor and stars of the film Walt Bennett, Joe Shirshac, Joe Patterson, Chuck Campana and George Innes were featured on KCRA’s 6:00pm news yesterday.

    The film plays again tonight in downtown Sacramento at the Crest Theatre at 5:30 and 8:00 pm."

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    Thumbs up Loved it!

    I was at the Berkeley show last night and BRAVO!!!! to Justin and Palmer for making such an incredible movie. They were able to capture the spirit and personality of the North Coast anglers while also bringing to light the demise of the rivers and fish.

    Great show and can't wait for the DVD.

    Mike

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