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KTF Films is an independent documentary production company. Human stories told with depth and cinematic vision.
Our films premiere at top festivals, screen worldwide, and stream on HBO, Hulu, Disney+, Discovery+, Apple & Amazon.
The road isn’t over yet.
There are only a few more opportunities to experience Let It Die Here on the big screen. Don’t miss this powerful documentary and the chance to join special Q&A discussions with filmmaker Don Hardy and other distinguished guests at select screenings.
Upcoming Screenings:
📍 June 19 – Historic Admiral Theatre | Seattle, WA
📍 June 20 – The Regent Theatre | Arlington, MA
Q&A with filmmaker Don Hardy and Boston Globe journalist Victoria Wasylak
📍 July 6 – Orpheum Theatre | Saugerties, NY
📍 July 10–12 – The Little Theatre | Rochester, NY
Thank you to everyone who has joined us on this journey so far. We look forward to seeing you at one of these final screenings.
🎟️ Tickets and waitlist information can be found at the link in our bio.
06/15/2026
Tomorrow Night in Berkeley!
Join us on Tuesday, June 16 at 6:30 PM at Rialto Cinemas Elmwood for a special screening of Linda Perry: Let It Die Here.
Following the film, stay for a Q&A with director Don Hardy and film journalist Randy Myers, who will discuss the making of the documentary and Linda Perry’s remarkable career and impact on the music industry.
This intimate documentary offers an unprecedented look inside the life of one of music’s most influential songwriters, producers, and artists.
🎟️ Tickets are available at the link in our bio.
📍 Rialto Cinemas Elmwood, Berkeley, CA
📅 Tuesday, June 16
🕡 6:30 PM Screening
We look forward to seeing you there!
For more than 40 years, Dr. Doug Mader has dedicated his career to caring for animals and advancing veterinary medicine. Throughout that time, he has witnessed firsthand the remarkable ways animals enrich our lives—offering comfort, companionship, healing, and hope.
We are honored to feature Dr. Doug Mader in Unspoken Bond, where he shares his expert insight into the powerful and often life-changing connection between humans and animals.
Through three deeply personal stories, Unspoken Bond explores how animals help us heal, grow, and find our way through some of life’s most challenging moments. Dr. Mader’s perspective helps illuminate the science behind these extraordinary relationships while reminding us of something many of us already know in our hearts: animals have an incredible ability to transform lives.
Join us on July 31 at the Key West Theater for this special screening, followed by a live Q&A featuring Dr. Mader, members of the cast, and the creative team behind the film.
🎬 Unspoken Bond
📍 Key West Theater
📅 July 31, 2026
⏰ Doors Open: 7:00 PM | Film Begins: 8:00 PM
Tickets are available at the link in our bio.
Join us this Saturday, June 13 at the Smith Rafael Film Center for a special screening of Linda Perry: Let It Die Here, followed by an in-person Q&A with director Don Hardy and cinema journalist Randy Myers.
And now, Linda Perry will be joining the conversation via Zoom.
This is an in-theater-only event. There will be no live link or virtual access to the Zoom Q&A, so if you want to be part of it, you’ll need to be in the room.
Grab your tickets today at the link in our bio.
Join us this Saturday, June 13 at the Smith Rafael Film Center for a special screening of Linda Perry: Let It Die Here, followed by an in-person Q&A with director Don Hardy and film critic Randy Myers.
And now, Linda Perry will be joining the conversation via Zoom.
This is an in-theater-only event. There will be no live link or virtual access to the Zoom Q&A, so if you want to be part of it, you’ll need to be in the room.
Grab your tickets today at the link in our bio.
June 13 | Smith Rafael Film Center | San Rafael, CA
Join us for a special screening of Linda Perry: Let It Die Here at the Smith Rafael Film Center, followed by a live Q&A with director Don Hardy and film journalist Randy Myers.
Don Hardy, the award-winning filmmaker behind acclaimed documentaries including Pick of the Litter, brings his signature storytelling style to this intimate portrait of Linda Perry, offering audiences a rare look inside the life, career, and creative process of one of music’s most influential artists.
Following the screening, Hardy will be joined by Randy Myers, a prominent freelance film journalist and current president of the San Francisco Film Critics Circle. Myers is known for his insightful movie reviews, pop culture commentary, and entertainment coverage syndicated across major Bay Area newspapers and national publications.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the film and hear directly from two respected voices in the world of cinema.
🎟 Tickets available at the link in our bio and at LindaPerry.com.
06/06/2026
June 13 • San Rafael, California! 🎬
Join us at the Smith Rafael Film Center for a special screening of Linda Perry: Let It Die Here.
Following the film, stay for a live Q&A with director Don Hardy and freelance film journalist Randy Myers as they discuss the making of the documentary, Linda’s remarkable story, and the journey behind bringing it to the screen.
We can’t wait to share this powerful film with Bay Area audiences.
Tickets are available at the link in our bio.
06/05/2026
A huge thank you to Shari K. Green and TMC.io for the thoughtful review of Linda Perry: Let It Die Here.
Green describes the film as “an enormously candid, penetrating, insightful unmasking of an extremely talented woman,” giving audiences a rare look beyond Linda Perry’s accomplishments and into the person behind the music.
The review praises director Don Hardy’s approach, noting that viewers get to know “the daughter, sister, and mother she became through her success,” while following Linda’s deeply personal journey of self-discovery.
Among the themes highlighted are Linda’s struggles with identity, purpose, family, and healing. Green points to one particularly moving sequence involving Linda’s song The Letter, calling it “an incredibly passionate moment in the film” as Linda allows herself to explore and “accept the unknown.”
The review also applauds the film’s honesty, vulnerability, and willingness to reveal both Linda’s brilliance and her moments of uncertainty. As Green writes, it’s “a chance to witness her brilliance and moments of self-doubt rarely captured on the big screen.”
Thank you again to Shari K. Green and TMC.io for taking the time to watch and review the film.
Tickets for upcoming screenings of Linda Perry: Let It Die Here are available at the link in our bio, and you can find a link to the full review in our stories.
06/03/2026
NEW SCREENINGS ADDED
The journey continues.
We’re excited to announce three newly added screenings of Let It Die Here, the powerful documentary exploring the life, music, and creative legacy of Linda Perry.
📍 June 13 – San Rafael, CA
📍 July 6 – Saugerties, NY
📍 July 10–12 – Rochester, NY
Join audiences across the country for an unforgettable film experience celebrating one of music’s most fearless and influential voices.
🎟️ Tickets for all screenings can be found at the link in our bio and at LindaPerry.com.
Thank you to everyone who has supported this film and helped bring this story to theaters nationwide. More cities, more conversations, and more opportunities to experience Let It Die Here on the big screen.
Thank you for having our co-founder and director of “Let It Die Here” on the show!
Tickets to all screenings of this documentary film can be found at the link in our bio.
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