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Be a Santa who Brings Joy to the Children of the World! Join our Holiday screening of "Lucy & the Lake Monster" and share it with friends!

Public School Teacher of the Year Kelly Tabor grew up by Lake Champlain looking for Champ, the legendary lake monster with her compatriot, her Papa Jerry. She regaled her students for 32 years with stories of the sea serpent who lived and lurked in the murky waters of the lake. Teaming with her lifelong school friend, Hollywood filmmaker Richard Rossi, she wrote a bestselling book loosely based on her childhood adventures, "Lucy and the Lake Monster". The bestselling book is now a movie!

Join our Holiday screening of "Lucy & the Lake Monster," followed by a film panel discussion with cast members. Share this link with friends and family! It's a gift that keeps on giving.... inspirational indie cinema! If you order tickets NOW, you get the following 

, in addition to the feature film itself:

BONUS 1: SURPRISE CELEBRITY GUESTS, INCLUDING SANTA HIMSELF!

: Please ensure to include your email when purchasing a ticket and we will send you an 

exclusive Q &A from the cast, sharing personal details of the filmmaking process with you.

: See new footage of the real Champ!  Watch the bottom right of your screen at 4 minutes and 27 seconds into the film to see Champ captured on film.

FROM THE SUN NEWSPAPER: (By Reporter Shaundra Bartlett Yaw)

"It is a red carpet affair for filmmakers Richard Rossi and Kelly Tabor as their feature film “Lucy & the Lake Monster” debuts for its world premiere.

The movie, which is based on the book written by the two filmmakers of the same title, was filmed in Port Henry, New York over the course of four weeks in summer of 2022. With a family-friendly premise, the adventure movie follows a young girl and her quest to prove the existence of the mythical creature known to all North Country believers and skeptics as Champ.

Both filmmakers also starred in the film, which also features young actress Emma Pearson as the title character of Lucy. There was also more than one surprise celebrity cameo for the audience to delight in.

"We accidentally and inadvertently may have captured some footage of Champ," Rossi said. Viewers can see for themselves four minutes in, where there appears to be drone footage of something swimming underwater in the bottom right of the screen."

You also have access to a panel discussion on the film with Emma Pearson (Lucy), Kelly Tabor (Miss Marino, Co-Writer), Justin DiNatale (Sam the Scientist), and Shawn Patrick Greene (Mayor Pike), moderated by the film's Writer-Director, Richard Rossi (Papa). 

(Please ensure to include your email when purchasing a ticket and we will send you an exclusive Q&A from the cast.)

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Please send your email to richardrossi@lucyandthelakemonster.com and we will send you an exclusive Q&A from the cast.

Richard Rossi

The bestselling book is now a movie! The story of a girl in search of a lake monster....

Lucy and the Lake Monster is a family-friendly movie about an 8-year-old orphan girl named Lucy who believes in the legendary sea serpent "Champ" of Lake Champlain. Lucy and her grandfather, "Papa Jerry", search for Champ despite mockery and opposition from mercenary forces. The story is based on over 300 real-life accounts and legends of a large, horned monster that has lived in Lake Champlain since before the time of indigenous Abenaki and Iroquois people. The movie stars Emma Pearson as Lucy and Richard Rossi as Papa Jerry.

The bestselling book is now a movie!  The story of a girl in search of a lake monster....

Lucy and the Lake Monster is a family-friendly movie about an 8-year-old orphan girl named Lucy who believes in the legendary sea serpent "Champ" of Lake Champlain. Lucy and her grandfather, "Papa Jerry", search for Champ despite mockery and opposition from mercenary forces. The story is based on over 300 real-life accounts and legends of a large, horned monster that has lived in Lake Champlain since before the time of indigenous Abenaki and Iroquois people. The movie stars Emma Pearson as Lucy and Richard Rossi as Papa Jerry.