The film "Who Stole the Electric Car?" is now "officially" being released!!

Great news as the film "Who Stole the Electric Car?" is now "officially" being released...

I worked on the independent film, "Who Stole the Electric Car?" as the role of Detective Tinson.

Well “Who Stole the Electric Car?” can now be seen on Pay Per View via cable or satellite throughout the U.S. and Canada under the title “Return My Electric Car”. The DVD “Who Stole My Electric Car?” is also available through most major retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, and WalMart.com  The film can be seen streaming via Amazon, BigStar.tv and will soon be available on NetFlix, i-Tunes and other outlets.

"Who Stole The Electric Car" was directed by identical twin brothers James and Robert Dastoli, of Dastoli Digital LLC, and written by Alejandro and Diego Kontarovsky.  Scott DuPont is credited as executive producer.

Who Stole the Electric Car? screening in Connecticut

Anybody in the NY or Connecticut area, don’t miss your chance to catch the 1st ever public screening of “Who Stole the Electric Car?”! The film will be part of the Connecticut Film Festival screening this Friday May 5th @ 8:30 PM in the Heirloom Arts Theatre at 155 Main Street in Danbury, CT. For info visit: www.ctfilmfest.com

Things are heating up this summer for “Who Stole the Electric Car?”

Things are heating up this summer for “Who Stole the Electric Car?”, an independent film I shot in 2008. I portray the role of detective Tinson. The film got accepted into three very prestigious film festivals!

The True Independent Seattle Film Festival (one of the country’s “greenest” film festivals) accepted the film to be in this year’s program. Will be shown at The Northwest Film Forum theatre on Saturday, June 5th at 9:15pm. Please check the website (www.trueindependent.org) the week of the festival in case they add a 2nd showing or make any last minute schedule changes.

We are also honored to be invited over to Europe this summer to be part of the 17th FICMA Environmental Film Festival in Barcelona, Spain! The Festival Director (Jaume Gil Illopart) loved the film the first time he saw it, and thought it was very funny. “Who Stole the Electric Car?” will screen Sunday June 6th at 8 pm.

And we also just got the exciting news that out of a field of hundreds of feature length films submitted this year “Who Stole the Electric Car?” was accepted to the prestigious Connecticut Film Festival! That festival runs May 4th - 9th 2010, in Danbury, CT.