Repost: Roar (September 3rd and 4th at the Cleveland Cinematheque)

[ROAR screens Thursday September 3rd at 6:45 pm and Friday September 4th at 9:35 pm at the Cleveland Cinematheque.]

Review by Bob Ignizio

Wildlife advocate Hank (Noel Marshall) takes cat hoarding to a new level, living in Africa with a hundred or so lions, tigers, leopards, and other assorted big cats in the one of a kind ROAR. Given his unusual hobby, is it any surprise Hank is separated from his wife Madeline (Tippi Hedren, married to Noel in real life at the time this was made)? As the film begins, Hank is anxiously looking forward to being reunited with Madeline and the rest of their family – daughter Melanie (Melanie Griffith) and sons John (John Marshall) and Jerry (Jerry Marshall).

Roar (May 9th at the Cedar Lee Theatre and May 16th at the Capitol Theatre)

[ROAR screens Saturday May 9th at 9:30 pm and midnight at the Cedar Lee Theatre, and Saturday May 16th at midnight at the Capitol Theatre.]

Review by Bob Ignizio

Wildlife advocate Hank (Noel Marshall) takes cat hoarding to a new level, living in Africa with a hundred or so lions, tigers, leopards, and other assorted big cats in the one of a kind ROAR. Given his unusual hobby, is it any surprise Hank is separated from his wife Madeline (Tippi Hedren, married to Noel in real life at the time this was made)? As the film begins, Hank is anxiously looking forward to being reunited with Madeline and the rest of their family – daughter Melanie (Melanie Griffith) and sons John (John Marshall) and Jerry (Jerry Marshall).