Jennifer Jiles' Film, MOTHER OF THE WEEK Gets into the Big Apple Film Festival

Jennifer Jiles, Ex-Rockette, is Kicking and Screaming for Joy as her film, "Mother of the Week", screens at The Big Apple Film Festival, Nov. 7, NYC
Mother of the Week," is an official selection of The Big Apple Film Festival!
Big Apple Film Festival was named one of Movie Maker Magazine's "25 Festivals Worth The Entry Fee" and "25 Coolest Film Festivals."
"Mother of the Week" Screens Saturday, November 7th
from 12:30pm - 2:30pm
in Theater 3.
Village East Cinemas
181-189 2nd Ave,
@ 12th Street 4/5/6/N/Q/R at Union Square
L at 1st Ave. or 3rd Ave.
6 at Astor Place New York, NY 10003 Tickets are $22.09 each

Online tickets will go on sale on October 1st. To purchase tickets for a film go to the http://bigapplefilmfestival.com/2015_baff_program.html

Jennifer Jiles, Original Story, Writer, Producer, Casting Director, Lead Actor...Real Mom!
Jennifer Jiles is an Emmy Award-winning comedic actress who's worked with such stars as Tim Conway, Tom Poston, Samantha Eggar and Carl Reiner.
She is also perhaps one of the best known Ex-Radio City Rockettes because of her critically-acclaimed Off Broadway solo show, "KICKING & SCREAMING, The Musical!" about her years at The Music Hall.
Ms. Jiles most recently guest starred on the web series "Small Miracles" starring Judd Hirsch, and has appeared in the films "Flat Brim", "Hey, You Never Know" and "Restaurant" starring Adrian Brody, as well as on television, including "100 Centre Street", "Guiding Light" and "As the World Turns." Jennifer can be heard and seen in numerous commercials (TV & radio), narrates children's, young adult, non-fiction and fantasy genre audio books. www.jenniferjiles.com
"Mother of the Week" also features: Mary Ann Conk, Steven Cutts, Nicholas Foti, Randi Kaplan, Simone Lazer, Mark Lobene, Alessia Pizza, Anthony Pizza, Lexi Zettle

"MOTHER OF THE WEEK" is the story of a stressed-out working mom determined to be everything to everyone, no matter what the circumstances. This film is for "Every Mom" and anyone who knows and loves her.
Directed by Lee Davis. Original Story by Jennifer Jiles. Written by Jennifer Jiles & Frederick Stroppel. Executive Producers, Mark Lobene & Ron Verstappen. Produced by Adrienne Paxton & Jennifer Jiles.
"Mother of the Week", is tells the story of STACEY, (Jennifer Jiles), a 41 year old career woman has it all together, with the invaluable help of her children's perfect, inside and out, nanny, MARISA, whom the three kids love, and Stacey's husband TIM doesn't mind looking at either. When Marisa takes a week vacation, Stacey is happy to prove herself and reassert her own role as Mom and sexy wife.
Easier said than done. Stacey finds that without Marisa's help, taking care of family and work is a little more than she can handle. Nothing goes right, she messes up breakfast. she falls asleep at work, she's late picking up the kids at school, and her biggest challenge is winning back the affections of 6 year of KAITLIN, who misses Marisa and finds Stacey a poor substitute. Stacey goes crazy trying to keep everybody happy, and she eventually admits to her best friend DAWN, ' I just can't seem to hold it together.'
She keeps trying to be the perfect mother, but is rebuffed by Kaitlin, who screams, ' I hate you. You're not my mommy!' Stacey is defeated and finally realizes that something has to give. The next day, she takes Kaitlin to a salon so that they can get manicures while having lollipops. That night, Kaitlin follows her mother around until finally Stacey crawls in bed with her, and they snuggle together in a loving embrace. Still, Kaitlin admits, ' I miss Marisa.' Stacey replies, 'Me too.'
Please visit www.motheroftheweek.com
See the trailer: http://www.motheroftheweek.com/trailer/