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THE EXPERIENCE

Please join producers, cast, and crew for a Special Pre-Festival Screening of Winters, Nebraska, the first feature film written, directed and produced by Eric K Delehoy of Harriet Productions, LLC. A question and answer session will follow the screening, featuring the Director and Actors Michael Ridley, Suzanne Owens-Duval, Laura Welsh, and Liam Gouldbrough.

Winters, Nebraska is the third film and first feature film produced by Harriet Productions, LLC. Its inaugural film, Cowboy Boots, is completing its film festival run, having been accepted to over 75 festivals and awarded several Best Short/Best Queer Short titles, along with Best Actor nods to lead Michael Ridley and co-lead Evan Halbert. Currently in the early stages of a festival run, the short, State Rep, is a dark comedy taking a look into Oregon politics. For more information about the organization please visit: https://harrietproductions.com

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ON SCREEN: Winters, Nebraska

2026. Eric K Delehoy. Runtime: 1hr 35min. 

Winters tells the story of Jack, a 35-year-old gay man, who returns to his hometown in rural Nebraska, following an extended absence in San Francisco.

Upon returning home, Jack must not only deal with the weight of his grief, he must also confront the strained relationships within his family, particularly those with his mother and sister. Winters follows Jack as he picks up with past relationships, including those with his much younger brother, his high school girlfriend and the immeasurable bond he shares with his grandmother. During this time, he not only struggles to move through his grief, but he begins to understand that home never really leaves a person, and for the first time, he truly becomes himself.

Winters weaves the challenging themes of accepting one’s self, dealing with deep loss and grief, and of being authentic within relationships, all against the stunning backdrop of the Nebraska panhandle with its open prairies, spotty Ponderosa forests, and the monolithic Scottsbluff National Monument that served as a landmark for many pioneers along the westward expansion trails.