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Sen. Marco Rubio poses with G-Star School of the Arts founder Greg Hauptner at the Palm Beach International Film Festival.
Marco Rubio arrived in West Palm Beach Sunday for a slugfest, but in this one, he was only a spectator.
The Florida Senator and former Republican presidential candidate came to the Palm Beach International Film Festival to see “Lionheart,” a boxing film written and directed by his nephew, Miami filmmaker Orlando Cicilia, III.
Rubio showed up at the G-Star School of the Arts charter school, where the film was shown and posed for photos with fans and school personnel.
His nephew’s 11-minute short film tells the story of a struggling young boxer facing a crossroad in his career when he’s given the fight of his life. Cicilia has said he hopes to garner enough attention for his movie to expand it into a feature film.
Rubio wasn’t the only celebrity attending this year’s festival.
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Author Tony Robbins greets fans at CityPlace following a screening of a documentary about himself. (submitted)
Monday night, self-help author and inspirational speaker Tony Robbins attended the CityPlace screening of a documentary called “Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru.” The film is a cinema verite look at Robbins’ yearly and wildly popular “Date With Destiny” seminars.
The film festival continues through tomorrow, April 14, at various Palm Beach County locations.
Image may be NSFW.
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