Gone With The Film Festival

All screenings will be held at the Historic Fillmore Towne Theatre. The theatre was constructed of reinforced brick in 1918 (sic). The single-screen theatre was used to show silent movies and the stage area was used for vaudeville. Mary Pickford performed here.

Today, Fillmore exists as a very relaxed area with a small-town atmosphere increasingly rare, located in California's beautiful Heritage Valley only 40 miles north of Los Angeles. It is accessible via Hwy 126 which connects the I-5 and 101 Freeways. Fillmore has classic "turn of the century" downtown architecture, a one-screen theatre, a thriving historic train depot, - the Fillmore and Western Railway - a much photographed city hall, and many unique shops and businesses, including a local winery operation.

An ample array of choices exist from Vintage Bed and Breakfast's to moderately priced motels within the Heritage Valley. This includes Fillmore, Santa Paula, Lake Piru and Castaic.