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‘Surviving Pulse’ opens Reel Deal Film Festival

Por: Orlando Sentinel Entertainment February 20, 2023

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“Surviving Pulse,” an unflinching and emotional look at those who survived the 2016 mass shooting at the Orlando nightclub, may be an unusual choice to headline a film festival’s opening gala. But to the Reel Deal Film Festival’s Carolena Saccone, it was an essential one. “What happens after it’s all ‘over’? How can we get mental health to these people?” said Saccone, who runs the March 2-5 festival in New Smyrna Beach. “This... + full article



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