Rebecca Lowry Warchut
Exposing what's broken. Imagining what's whole.
Because what we face, we can heal.
Exposing what's broken. Imagining what's whole.
Because what we face, we can heal.
In Lys in Cyberland, 11-year-old Lys must navigate group chats, sleep deprivation, brain rot, viral trends, and tween beauty culture when she falls into the rabbit hole that is her first cell phone.
Join us for the world premiere will at Duffy Elementary School on Tuesday, January 27th from 6:30-7:30pm. It is free, but please register here, so we have an approximate headcount and can reach out if there is inclement weather, etc.
The film will be followed by a short talkback with actors. Please note this is not a drop-off event. If you have questions, please contact rebeccalowrywarchut@gmail.com.
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Vera Garcia's soccer career is suddenly sidelined at the start of her senior year when she's blinded by a brain tumor. When her single mother clings too tightly, both Vera's identity and her freedom are in jeopardy. They make it to St. Petersburg, Florida for surgery just as Hurricane Phoenix turns toward them.
Will they succumb to loss? Or like the phoenix, reinvent themselves and rise anew?
Rebecca Lowry Warchut's debut novel was inspired by the Dali museums in Florida and Spain. An alumni of Wake Forest University, Teach for America, and Bank Street College of Education, she currently teaches writing and social studies in Simsbury, Connecticut. She runs a Girl Scout Troop, serves on the Girls Write Now Anthology Editorial Committee, and is the secretary for the Foundation for West Hartford Public Schools. Rebecca lives in Connecticut with her husband and two daughters.