Beginning Wednesday, March 7, answerthismovie.com will offer a DVD of "Answer This!"—the locally-filmed comedy made by Ann Arbor native brothers Chris and Mike Farah—with an exclusive, brand-new cover featuring Michigan Stadium. "I don't have hard proof, but I have to guess this is the first fictional movie DVD to ever ...
Chance to win a DVD: To celebrate today's DVD release of the Ann Arbor-themed movie "Answer This!" the moviemakers and AnnArbor.com are giving away three copies of the disc to readers of the site. Some time between now and 9 a.m. Monday, Jan. 16, leave a comment on this post—what ...
Filmmaking Ann Arbor natives (and brothers) Mike and Chris Farah have started offering pre-sales of the "Answer This!" DVD on the movie's website, and the first 300 orders will receive a stocking-stuffer postcard signed by Chris (writer/director) and Mike (producer) Farah and stars Chris Gorham, Arielle Kebbel and Chris Parnell. ...
"Answer This!," the new movie both set and shot in Ann Arbor by native sons Chris Farah (writer/director) and Mike Farah (producer) opened at the Michigan Theater over the weekend. The Michigan Theater screenings are part of a limited big-screen release for the movie, and included a special event Sunday ...
Answer this: what draws more than 1,000 people to the Michigan Theater on a Sunday night? The promise of seeing 3 exclusive, new Funny or Die comedy clips, along with the feature film “Answer This!” filmed entirely in Ann Arbor by native sons Chris (screenwriter and director) and Mike (producer) ...
A still from "Answer This!" "Answer This!"—the feature-length indie movie both set and shot at the University of Michigan—has reached a deal for a limited regional release in movie theaters starting next month. Expanded national distribution could follow, and a DVD/video on demand release is scheduled for next year. Despite ...
Christopher Gorham—the actor who stars in the cable TV series "Covert Affairs" and in the Ann Arbor-centric movie "Answer This!"—is expected to visit the city this weekend with a couple of big things on his agenda. According to Chris Farah, the Ann Arbor native who directed "Answer This!," Gorham— who ...
Christopher Gorham—the actor who costars in USA Network's "Covert Affairs" and played Henry on "Ugly Betty" had this response when the Chicago Tribune's Travel section asked him to recommend a destination in the U.S.: Ann Arbor. Gorham—who says he is "completely in love with Michigan"—specifically mentioned Comet Coffee, Zingerman's Deli ...
The controversial effort to put a statue of Robocop in Detroit has received a boost from a great new video on FunnyOrDie.com The video was done by a couple of former Ann Arborites, Chris Farah and Mike Farah.
Chris Gorham and Arielle Kebbel in "Answer This!"AnnArbor.com previously reported that the feature film "Answer This!" - written, directed and produced by Ann Arbor native brothers Chris and Mike Farah, and filmed in the area in August 2009 - was selected for inclusion in the Cleveland International Film Festival. On ...
Chris Gorham and Arielle Kebbel in a scene from "Answer This!""Answer This!" — a feature film comedy filmed in Ann Arbor in August 2009, and helmed by native sons Chris (director/screenwriter) and Mike Farah (producer) —Â will be screened at the Cleveland International Film Festival, happening March 24-April 3.
In attendance at the sold-out, first sneak preview screening of “Answer This!” at the Michigan Theater on Friday night was the movie’s two stars, Chris Gorham and Arielle Kebbel. Yet moments before the screening got underway, the arrival that caused the most rubbernecking and crowd chatter on the main floor ...
The Farah brothers during shooting last year. Although a sneak preview screening of the movie "Answer This!" at the Michigan Theater on Friday is officially sold out, a second screening has been added to accommodate demand. In addition to the previously scheduled 7:30 showing, a second screening has been added ...
Writer/director Chris Farah and producer Mike Farah during the 2009 shoot for "Answer This!"Thanks to Michigan’s aggressive film incentives, several feature films have been shot in the area lately. But only one earned permission to use the University of Michigan’s name (for the first time ever), and was created by ...
Filmmakers of "Answer This!" (previously "Trivial Pursuits") — shot in Ann Arbor last year — have recently offered several bits of news by way of the website for their production company, 3,4 Women.
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