Yes, running for President of the United States can be one of the most demanding and exhausting endeavors a person can ever aspire to do. There is little time for family, friends and relaxation. But on Sunday Marco Rubio found that time.
Surrounded by family and close friends, Senator Rubio looked relaxed while enjoying the film titled “Lionheart” written and directed by his nephew, Orlando Cicilia, III.
The cast and crew of the film were on hand to view the powerfully filmed drama of a young impoverished boxer on the threshold of the biggest fight of his career – a chance to have it all or nothing. Sounds like running to become President.
Senator Rubio remained after the film for quite some time talking with everyone. He posed for pictures with G-Star School of the Arts alumni and with the school’s founder, Greg Hauptner.
“He is a very nice person, completely approachable,” says Hauptner. “He took his time to speak with everyone. He is a brilliant man who is also kind and caring.”
The Palm Beach International Film Festival continues on this week at the G-Star Studios Sound Stage Theater as well as at three other venues around Palm Beach County.
“That’s part of the excitement of the PBI Film Festival. You never know who you’ll meet at any film showing here at any time . . . maybe even a future President of the United States!” said Hauptner.
SOURCE G-Star School of the Arts
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