ACME Screening Room Presents- Lambertville Comic and Zine Con

Join the Acme Screening Room and Soupcon Salon on Saturday July 27 for the second annual Lambertville Comic and Zine Con.

From 11am-4pm The Lambertville Comic and Zine Con is a celebration of DIY press, focusing on artists and writers creating self-published and small press works. The event draws artists from throughout the Mid-Atlantic region to Lambertville for one day only. The event is free to attend and family friendly.

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At 5pm join us for the film Married to Comics, with a post screening discussion with filmmaker John Kinhart. Married to Comics, Kinhart's latest documentary, is an exceptional, meditative dip into the lives of cartoonists Justin Green and
Carol Tyler, and their intense four decades as a couple. It is a wonderful warts-and-all film portrayal of a marriage between two people - both of whom happen to be extraordinary artists, and who are, perhaps, not the easiest people to live with.

This film is about love, turmoil, perseverance, betrayal, devotion, mental illness and the sometimes painful process of finding one's identity through the creation of deeply personal art, whatever the cost.

Tickets are $10, $8 for students. An after-party will take place at the Lambertville American Legion.

For more information and tickets, please visit www.AcmeScreeningRoom.org

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About the ACME Screening Room

ACME Screening Room is a nonprofit weekend theater that presents classic, independent, and documentary films to educate and inspire. Housed in a former supermarket in Lambertville, NJ, ACME is a space where audiences come together to discuss contemporary ideas presented through the world of film. As a cultural resource for the community, we invite participation through guest speakers and discussions; partnerships with local businesses and organizations; supporting new projects by artists and filmmakers; and screening films that reflect the diversity of our audience.

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