"Monday Morning" movie, written and directed by Nat Christian, wins "Best Feature Film Award"

NAT CHRISTIAN (writer-director-producer) will receive the award for "Best Feature Film"

MOLLY KIDDER will receive the "Anita Stewart Actors Award"

The awards ceremony will be held on June 8, 2013 at the Seatuck Estate, 550 South Bay Ave., Islip, New York from 7:00pm-11:00pm.  

Food, wine, desert, coffee, etc. will be served.  There is a $25.00 for those not receiving an award.

"Monday Morning" - www.newyolktimes.com

The film, often described as depicting L.A.'s homeless situation with an unrelenting truthful focus, will be the recipient of its Best Feature Film Award.

Having received a limited theatrical run at Laemmle Theaters, and being an Official Selection in numerous festivals and having won its most recent award, Monday Morning will be released via DVD/Blu-Ray, VOD, Television on 5/28/13.
The awards ceremony will be held on June 8, 2013.

The list of The Long Island FIlm Festival Award winners may be seen here: http://www.longislandfilmfestival.org/awards-2012/

Because of its graphic depictions and general philosophy of the homeless situation in L.A. and really all over the country, Monday Morning has sometimes been very polarizing and off-putting with some viewers, while highly praised by others for the very same elements. 

Critics have given "Monday Morning" such kudos as:

"Bold and haunting... Nat Christian amalgamates the elements of drama, thriller politics, social commentary and magical realism" ... NYC Movie Guru

"Monday Morning is an eye opening film... a lot of things in this movie that will make your stomach turn, but maybe it will make you want to step up and do something about this problem in your own neighborhood"…Movie Room Review.

"Complex and deep, and will leave viewers thinking" ...Film Monthly

"A Wonderful Life turned inside-out... powerful, often upsetting" ...TrustMovies

"A timely film & a rarity in today's political climate"...last

"Powerful"... LA Councilman, Bill Rosendahl

"A truly inspiring and riveting film"... Booker Pearson of Upward Bound

ABOUT MONDAY MORNING - Using 140 actors and shot in L.A. and Minnesota the movie is about a right wing Minnesota radio host, running for U.S. Senate, who goes to L.A., loses his memory and becomes homeless among L.A.'s hardcore homeless community. MONDAY MORNING was shot around SKID ROW during one of the heaviest rainfalls in L.A.'s recorded history.