Michigan Native Bruce Campbell Is Making a Special Appearance in East Lansing

If you're a big movie buff and you're free October 22, you may want to make plans to head to East Lansing.

Bruce Campbell Is Coming to East Lansing

Thursday, October 22, marks the start of the East Lansing Film Festival (ELFF). And this year's festival is kicking off with a bang, as actor and Michigan native Bruce Campbell makes an appearance.

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You probably know Bruce Campbell from his role in the long-running series Burn Notice. And, perhaps more notably, he's starred in the Evil Dead films, helping launch the franchise alongside his friend and fellow Michigander, Sam Raimi.

What Is Bruce Campbell's New Movie, Ernie & Emma, About?

Bruce is making an appearance for the screening of his new movie, Ernie & Emma, which he wrote, directed, and stars in. The movie follows Ernie, played by Bruce, after the passing of his wife. She leaves him instructions on how to spread her ashes, taking Ernie on an adventure through Pear Valley, Oregon.

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The journey ends up being a transformative experience for Ernie. The movie itself has been described as "a Hallmark movie with swear words and lots of laughter."

How to Get Tickets and Where to See Bruce Campbell in Michigan

If you'd like to see the movie and have a chance to see Bruce Campbell in person, tickets are on sale now. General admission is $15, while students with ID can get in for $8. You could also opt for a festival pass and see all the ELFF has to offer for $60. Just go to elff.com (East Lansing Film Festival's website).

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The screening will take place at the Hannah Community Center, located at 819 Abbot Road in East Lansing. Doors open at 6 p.m., and the movie starts at 7 p.m.