Texas Film Round-Up! MOVIE at the LIGHTHOUSE: “Misterio en las Bermudas”! Shot in an around Port Isabel in the late 1970s, this movie is a treasure and an experience you will not want to miss! Intriguing storyline with a setting that will be nostalgic to many. Purdy’s Courts and the boardwalk and pier, new Queen Isabella Causeway and medians, Bahia Mar, the Laguna Madre Bay and the beach! All just a few short months before Hurricane Allen in 1980.

Mark your calendar for Friday, October 6 from 8 – 11 p.m. FREE event. Spanish with subtitles.

This program is offered in conjunction with the Texas Film Round-Up. Hosted by the Texas Archives of the Moving Image, the Texas Film Commission and ENTRE Film Center.

The Texas Film Round-Up offers free digitization of Texas-related films and videotapes, including your priceless home movies! Services are offered in
exchange for the donation of a digital copy to the archive program. This award-winning public history program has resulted in the preservation of more than 45,000 films and videotapes. Participants will also be able to share a copy of their materials with ENTRE, in support of their activities to preserve and share
stories of the RGV. The last time TAMI visited the Rio Grande Valley for this project was in 2009, so we are very excited to have them join us this year!

To participate, please bring your home movies (film and video) to one of the Port Isabel Public Library [213 N. Yturria St.] between September 25 through October 4 during their hours of operation: Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Locations are also available in Starr, Hidalgo, Cameron and Willacy counties.