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Bunny Levine’s Final Film ‘Omi’ Premieres at Austin Film Festival – Watch the Trailer – Film News in Brief

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VarietyBunny Levine’s Final Film ‘Omi’ Premieres at Austin Film Festival – Watch the Trailer – Film News in Brief
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“Omi,” which will premiere at the Austin Film Festival on Oct. 30, features Bunny Levine in her final film appearance. Levine died on Aug. 20 at her home in Tarzana, California at the age of 97. “Omi,” a Jewish exorcism comedy, also marks the directorial…

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