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A week of screenings of a documentary honoring veterans of the Vietnam War, as well as a collection of short films based on the writings of S.E. Hinton, are among special events planned this week at Circle Cinema.The local connections are many in "Bill's Thud," the Vietnam documentary which premiered last December in Tulsa and for which this week's screenings will include question-and-answer sessions following the showings.The documentary was produced by Clark Wiens (co-founder of Circle Cinema Foundation); directed by Leo Evans (he directed "Cafe Purgatory," an indie film scripted by former Tulsa World entertainment writer John Wooley); and written by Dennis King (former Tulsa World film critic).According to a synopsis of the film,beats headphones, from the "Bill's Thud" Facebook page: "A dying Vietnam vet, memories of an unpopular war, and a man’s promise add up to an unexpected final journey for one scuttled F-105 Thunderchief aircraft, affectionately known as Thud."When Clark Wiens discovers that his beloved brother-in-law Bill has only months to live, he forms a plan to track down his old plane and move it to the former Air Force pilot’s hometown of Centralia, Illinois, as a long-awaited public monument to the sacrifice of Vietnam veterans. The project becomes both more difficult and more rewarding than Clark had originally envisioned."The director is scheduled to answer questions following showings of "Bill's Thud" at six scheduled screenings at Circle Cinema,true religion jeans outlet, 10 S. Lewis Ave.Those showtimes, presented in cooperation with Tulsa Air & Space Museum, are: Sunday at 5:50 p.m.; Monday at 11:30 a.m.; Tuesday at 3:50 p.m.; Wednesday and Thursday at 5:50 p.m.; and Friday at 7:30 p.m.Cast members David Lawrence and the author S.E. Hinton chat between takes on the set of the short film "The Will." JAMES GIBBARD/Tulsa World file Meanwhile, a collection of short films based on S.E. Hinton's short stories from her 2007 book "Some of Tim's Stories" will screen at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Circle Cinema, with Hinton on hand for a question-and-answer discussion.This free-screening event, ticketed on a first-come, first-serve basis, will be shown simultaneously in each of the Circle's three theater areas.The films were created in part by students in the University of Tulsa's Narrative Production class last fall.One of the short films was directed by Jeff Van Hanken,celine bag, a TU film studies professor, who will join Hinton for the Q&A session after the screening.
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