Composer Michael Ruggieri talks after the screening about his experience as a composer.

Deana Ruggieri, the composer's sister wrote a wonderful email to us after the screening. I asked if I could share it and she said yes. It is very uplifting.

"...I wanted to tell you how very much I enjoyed the film. Congratulations! It was entertaining, informative, uplifting..I also can't wait to see your parents again...they rock!!!

From a scientific perspective, it inspired me to learn more, to become informed so I can understand the questions that the film raises...fascinating subject.

From the perspective of someone who has had the pleasure of knowing you and your family for the past years, it made me love you all even more! Your mother -- your dad...they were wonderful!!! All the miracles in your lives were an excellent story to tell as they were woven in with the scientific aspect of the film. Also, Dean and I always have loved your mom's personality so much, and seeing her on the big screen...and watching her journey, the humor...off the charts!! I can't wait for Dean to see the film, and I look forward to seeing it again.

I will be anxious to see what impact your film has on the scientific community...I hope it does everything you dream...

The graphics were great...I am so glad one of your audience members addressed that last night...and also, you make an excellent narrator...you did a terrific job David!! Very impressed, and inspired...you are one of several people I know who have completed long term projects as we close 2013...it's really great!!

And last, but not least, I am so grateful that you gave Michael, my dear, sweet brother, the opportunity to share his talents...I thought the music was incredible...and if I didn't know him, I would think the guy who did the music for your movie has done it a 100 times!! I am so proud of him for sticking with it and having the faith to see it through...may it build his confidence and inspire him to follow his heart...and continue to express himself musically, as that is who he is inside...Thank you.

All the best David to you and all of the DeHilster clan!!
Warmly,
Deana"

Contact Information:

David de Hilster
Bootstrap Productions
Long Beach, California
Tel: 310-991-5744
david@einsteinwrong.com

Screening of the Documentary film “Einstein Wrong - The Miracle Year” at the Arts Theater in Long Beach Saturday, December 7, 2013 at 9 pm

Long Beach (November 20, 2013) - Bootstrap Productions of Long Beach California announces the first theatrical screening of the feature-length documentary "Einstein Wrong - The Miracle Year" directed by David de Hilster at the Arts Theater in Long Beach California on Saturday, December 7, 2013 at 9 pm to midnight. The 90 minute film documents a suburban housewife who takes on the icon of 20th century physics and finds miracles along the way.

Started in the year 2005, the 100th anniversary of Einstein’s Miracle year, the film follows Mrs. de Hilster from Long Beach as she goes on a journey into the dissident world of physics where Einstein is not revered, but revoked. During the journey, the de Hilster family not only takes on challenges to Einstein, but overcomes personal obstacles in a touching story of triumph over possible tragedy.

Before the screening, guests can meet director David de Hilster, the production team, and cast including soundtrack composer Michael Ruggieri in a pre-film gathering at 9 pm. After the screening there will be a panel discussion featuring the director, producers, cast and scientists from the film lead by writer / director, Kip Stolberg. There will also be a special screening of the film’s music video featuring Michael Ruggieri’s theme song sung by Kayla Trindade-Schweitzer, also Long Beach residents.

The screening takes place on Saturday, December 7th, 2013 from 9 pm to midnight at the Arts Theater located at 2025 E 4th St Long Beach, CA 90814. More information at http://www.einsteinwrong.com or call 310-991-5744.

About David de Hilster

David de Hilster is a scientist, artist, and filmmaker who met Argentine Physicist Dr. Ricardo Carezani in the early 1990s in Long Beach California who showed Einstein Wrong back in the 1940s. De Hilster has worked with Carezani and other scientists around the world in helping them get their work and theories recognized eventually starting the World Science Database (www.worldsci.org) in 2008 which now catalogs over 2000 scientists worldwide who work outside the mainstream. De Hilster has been a member of the International Documenary Association since 2004 and is currently submitting his film to major film festivals around the world.

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