Strawberry Statement, The biblical a close-knit community that still

a close-knit community that still clings tenaciously to a disappearing way of life as the growing number of seasonal residents slowly crowds out the remaining year-round population

best-selling writer Paula Martin retreats to her childhood holiday home to work on her next novel

written and directed by actress Ryann Liebl

plagued by the warping reality and psychosexual ghosts seeping into her home

Strawberry Statement, The biblical a close-knit community that stillThe phone rings in the college president's office. A coed, one of many students in the room, picks up. "We're sorry, the president will not be in today. The university is under new management." Set to anthemic songs of the time, The Strawberry Statement is both about and from the era of protests that swept campuses in the 1960s and '70s. Bruce Davison plays Simon, an athlete drawn to the excitement of a demonstration, to a girl (Kim Darby) he meets