"TARGET PRACTICE" WINS AOF ACTION FILM OF THE YEAR & STRONG BUZZ, HITS PHILLY NEXT

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 18, 2008 -- “TARGET PRACTICE” WINS AOF ACTION FILM OF THE YEAR, GREAT REVIEWS, HITS PHILLY NEXT

The gritty indie film “TARGET PRACTICE,” which has been generating a very strong buzz on the national film festival circuit, will be making its Philadelphia debut on Saturday, October 4th as part of the Big Bang Film Festival.

“TARGET PRACTICE” is an intense, visceral thriller concerning 5 friends on a weekend fishing trip who discover a hidden training camp for homegrown terrorists.

The film just won the coveted Action Film Of The Year Award at the 2008 Action On Film International Film Festival (AOF) in Pasadena, CA, and reviews have been extremely positive. Hollywood trade Variety wrote “…politics give way to pure, unadulterated action in Richmond Riedel’s impressively mounted ‘Target Practice’… a relentless pace and astute storytelling … Pic never lets up … extremely tense and executed with great energy …”

Canada Free Press calls it “Fast-paced and intense … The timely Target Practice will have theatregoers sitting on the edges of their seats…”

The Big Bang Film Festival, running Oct 1-5, is an exciting celebration of film in the action, adventure, and suspense genres. “TARGET PRACTICE” will be screening on Saturday October 4 @ 7 PM at the BSM (Broad Street Ministry), located at 315 South Broad Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia PA 19107 (across from the University of the Arts, between Pine and Spruce Streets). Tickets are $8 at the door, but Industry and Media professionals are encouraged to contact targetpractice07@yahoo.com to be added to the guest list for this event.

For more information on the festival, go to http://www.bigbangfilmfestival.com. The website for “TARGET PRACTICE,” including a more detailed synopsis, trailers, production stills, links to the full reviews, and cast & crew info, can be found at http://thetargetpracticemovie.com/

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