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Movie scenes being shot in Russell County By Lisa Clark, WHVE radio Adair County native Kenny Scott Guffey and film partner Jake Young of Pulaski County have an upcoming movie called "The Dark Room", and several scenes are being shot in Russell County. Guffey said Russell Springs is a great community and easy to work with when it comes to filming and he plans to film even more scenes in Russell County for The Dark Room, a thriller about murders gripping a small town. A photographer uncovers something sinister while developing photos for a local religious leader. As the body count rises, he is pursued by a mysterious woman, throwing his own sanity into question by his doctor. The cast includes: Diane Franklin, Kayla Perkins, Brandon Ludwig, Shane Thompson, Kenny Scott Guffey, and Jake Young. A release date for "The Dark Room" has not been set, but plans are to premiere it at Key Twin Cinema in Russell Springs. This story was posted on 2023-05-01 08:21:41
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