Bryson Von Nostrand is a native West Virginian who parents were activists. He grew up in central WV and became an architect in Buckhannon. One day several years ago he decided to create WV’s only micro-cinema, the Lascaux Micro-Theater in downtown Buckhannon beneath his office. Since then he has shown many of the finest films, both short and feature, including films from the Rural Routes and Black Maria Film Festivals. This week WCHS-TV of Charleston broadcast a very nice story about them.

In February 2008 they screend “Mojados - Through the Night,” a feature documentary about 4 men from Mexico who travel to Texas through the desert.

Unfortunately, I have been unable to attend any of the screenings because I am usually showing films myself in the Kanawha Valley, or watching them. I highly recommend that anyone who lives in the area should make a visit to a smart, state-of-the-art micro cinema. There are now micro-cinemas all over the US and world.

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