Dakota Spotlight: Call Me Shelly is a documentary film written by James Wolner and directed by Derek Fletcher, based on Season 7 of the true crime podcast Dakota Spotlight.
The film follows the decades-long search for answers in the 1994 disappearance of Michele “Shelly” Julson from Bismarck, North Dakota. Through new interviews, archival materials, and original reporting, the documentary revisits the case while examining new information and the lasting impact of an unresolved disappearance.
Join us on Friday, September 18th for a special screening of Dakota Spotlight: Call Me Shelly (46 mins) followed by a live discussion and audience Q&A with the filmmakers.
The Fargo Theatre relies on memberships and donations to maintain the 100-year old historic theatre and continue independent film programming and live events.
In addition to our usual table under the marquee, we are screening the short documentary created for our 100th birthday! FARGO THEATRE: THE FIRST 100 YEARS: In celebration of the Theatre’s centennial, we look back at the first hundred years of movies, pipe organs, concerts, festivals, popcorn, architecture, smoking lounges and, very briefly, farm animals.
Oh Hi, Mark! “The Room” – Special Screening With Special Guest, Greg Sestero Live and In-Person at the Fargo Theatre!! Our best friend Greg Sestero will be at The Fargo Theatre on Aug 15th for a special screening of The Room! This isn’t just a screening, it’s a full-blown event: surprises, behind-the-scenes stories, live script […]
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