‘Wild Inside,’ Penny Lane’s Documentary About Flaco the Owl, Premiering in Central Park Before July Theatrical Release (EXCLUSIVE)
Penny Lane's documentary 'Wild Inside' focuses on Flaco, a Eurasian Eagle-Owl that escaped from the Central Park Zoo. The film will premiere on July 29 in Central Park, where Flaco gained fame after his escape. It will also be released in theaters nationwide starting July 31, with special screenings for International Owl Awareness Day on August 4.
- ▪The documentary follows Flaco's journey from captivity to survival in New York City.
- ▪The premiere screening in Central Park is free and open to the public.
- ▪Flaco lived free for about a year before dying in 2024 after colliding with a building.
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Home Film News May 27, 2026 7:00am PT ‘Wild Inside,’ Penny Lane’s Documentary About Flaco the Owl, Premiering in Central Park Before July Theatrical Release (EXCLUSIVE) By Brent Lang Plus Icon Brent Lang Executive Editor BrentALang Latest MoviePass Signs Deal to Provide Subscription Services to Independent Cinema Alliance Members (EXCLUSIVE) 2 hours ago Ira Sachs on ‘The Man I Love,’ Queer Cinema in the Age of Trump and Casting Straight Actors in Gay Roles: ‘I Don’t Ask People Who They’ve Slept With’ 2 days ago ‘Michael’ Sequel: Lionsgate Film Chief Promises ‘A Big and Satisfying Movie’ With ‘Most Popular’ Music Still to Come 6 days ago See All Benny Polatseck Penny Lane’s latest feature documentary “Wild Inside,” about the Eurasian Eagle-Owl named Flaco who escaped from the Central Park…
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