A Black Heart Unbroken

The Washington County Historical Society is proud to present the short film “A Black
Heart Unbroken.” This 14 minute thriller was shot on location at the Warden’s House Museum
in Stillwater, MN. Local filmmakers chose this historic setting for their macabre tale…A woman
on the run from her dark past finds refuge at a creepy inn filled with broken things, run by a
reclusive innkeeper with an unnatural desire to destroy what is not already broken. Now you
can be part of the audience where the film was made!

Please join us for a free screening of “A Black Heart Unbroken” on Saturday, September
26 at the Warden’s House Museum at 602 N. Main Street in Stillwater. Screenings will begin at
7:00 and 8:00pm. Guests can enjoy popcorn and lemonade, plus a tour of the museum.

Director/producer and actress Jennifer Prettyman, producer/cinematographer and editor
Sean Q. King, and actress Gwen Ruhoff will be there to discuss the movie and the film making
process. Visual storytelling can inspire imagination and connect the world through the medium
of motion pictures. Movies are an art form.

“A Black Heart Unbroken” has been shown at several local film festivals, including
Northstar Uncut, Flix By Chix, and Detroit Horror Con. It will also play in the Twin Cities at
Crypticon in October. DVD’s of the film with plenty of extra outtakes will be for sale at the event
for $10. The Warden’s House Museum is happy to support the arts, and we encourage the
community to make, watch, and love films.

For more information, please contact Warden’s House director Heidi Heinze at
heidi.heinze@wchsmn.org or call (651)439-5956.