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SHORT FILMS
Short
Films Shedule
A DAY IN THE LIFE
World Premiere
USA Running Time: 10:29 minutes
Produced by Shelly Gant. Directed by Trevor Boelter. What really
happens to you and your friends when you don’t forward
those annoying chain mail emails to ten of your best pals.

A REAL DOOZY
World
Premiere
USA Running Time: 11:12 minutes
Written and directed by John Burish. Office parties and alcohol
never mix. Unfortunately for Chris, a young ad executive, his
coworkers remember more of last night’s party much better
than he does.
BETTER NEVER
THAN
LATE
USA Running Time: 15:00 minutes
Written and Directed by Kenn Scott
When local thugs threaten the livelihood of a small-time pizza
delivery shop, a mysterious young man must step in to meet the
challenge. An action comedy with a kick and extra cheese.
DEAR MOM,
USA Running Time: 2:30 minutes
Written and Directed by Kenn Scott
When a private detective turns to the internet, he finds a lot
more than he was looking for.

DEATH’S A BITCH
USA Running Time: 17:14 minutes
A film by Bjorn Jonasson. Most people don’t appreciate
life until they are staring death in the face. Edward is contemplating
suicide and being watched by a spirit who appears in the form
of a beautiful woman. Will he choose life or be tempted by the
evil spirit…sometimes death really can be a bitch.

THE EYE OF DAN
USA Running Time: 35 minutes
Written and Produced by Tane McClure and Tyke Caravelli. Directed
by Tane McClure, Tyke Caravelli and David Casper. Worlds collide
when guerilla filmmaker Dan Jensen captures the on and off screen
antics of the cast and crew of the longest running soap opera
in the history of public access television, exposing this dysfunctional,
dyslectic, daytime drama’s daily deceits and dilemmas.
THE JESTER
USA Running Time: 22:50 minutes
Directed by Christopher Hartman
Friends unite three years after a near fatal car collision that
has left one of them with amazing psychic abilities. The problem
is that he tells the absolute truth in every conversation, pushing
the wrong buttons and putting everyone on edge. This film has
adult content, language and nudity.

LOCKED OUT
CANADA Running Time: 15:00 min.
Produced by Joe Bring. Directed and written by Derek Milton.
An evil spirit threatens the life of a woman. Will her boyfriend
be able to save her before she succumbs to its power?

MANEJAR
USA Running Time: 20:20 minutes.
Produced by Shelly Gant and Mona Nash. Directed by Shelly Gant.
Written by Shelly Gant and Stephanie Little Julia and Jeff are
joining friends in Mexico for a birthday party. When Jeff backs
out at the last minute, Julia decides to go by herself. Heading
deep into Mexico, a flat tire takes her life in a whole new
direction.
MEDICINAL
USA Running Time: 18 minutes
Executive Producer and Director Dan Frank. The educational documentary
explores the truth about medicinal marijuana. In 1996, California
passed Proposition 215, which legalized the use of it in the
state. Since then, licensed clinics and the DEA have been at
odds and spending thousands of taxpayers dollars defending the
controversial initiative.

NIGHTHAWK
USA Running Time: 4:29 minutes
Produced by Brad Carr and Robert Marquiss. Directed by Brad
Carr
In the year 2525, the Red Army is on the far side of the moon
and Black Army is underground on the earth. Max, a Red Army
defector, has fallen for Victoria, from the Black Army. Can
Max, with the help of Ithyas, succeed in taking over the throne
of the moon, or will he be betrayed?
OENOPHELIA
USA Running Time: 4:30 minutes
A film by Kathleen Gibson. A seductive encounter between two
bottles of wine…
PENCIL FIGHTING
USA Running Time: 23 minutes.
Executive Produced by Andrew Negrin, Franco Interian and Paula
Jiminez. Directed by Fro Rojas
The life and times of Team Balderdash tells the story of four
of the best pencil fighters ever assembled. After a run in with
the Husky, the world’s deadliest pencil, the team disappears
into oblivion. Fifteen years later they reunite for one final
match. With the training of Vladamir Stevenson, the team will
do its best to bring honor to their fallen comrade.

ROBBIE’S WITHDRAWAL
World
Premiere
USA Running Time: 7:56 minutes
Produced by Stephanie Bell. Written and directed by John Burish.
Today could be everything Robbie has been dreaming about…a
baby, Marcus and a wonderful future. But some things are not
what they seem, as Marcus causes Robbie to rethink all her plans
and now…anything is possible.
SEE JANE DANCE
USA Running Time: 12:58 minutes
Produced and Directed by Mona Nash
A suburban housewife, trapped in the tedium of daily life, enrolls
in a Brazilian dance class that restores her sense of self and
changes her outlook on life.
SEEING THE ENEMY
USA Running Time: 7:56 minutes
A film by Justin Serulneck. A recollection of memory torments
an Iraq War veteran, who chases his past for the truth.
SUNDOWNER
USA Running Time: 16:00 minutes
Produced by John Frost. Written and directed by Nomi Kim. A
Korean immigrant, and his American friend, share their guilt,
friendship and home sickness over the death of his wife.
TAG
USA Running time: 18 minutes
Produced by Stephanie Bell. Written and Directed by Matt Duggan.
A simple game of tag is destroying Shane Wayne’s life.
Will he escape or be the next one on the “it” list?

TRADE
USA Running Time: 14:36 minutes
Produced by Stephanie Bell and Mona Nash. Directed by Karni
Baghdikian
Sometimes desperation overrides emotion and people make poor
choices. And, sometimes the unthinkable stops you dead in your
tracks. Such was the case for Kevin Comiskey, a young bond trader
on the fast track to success – or so he thought.
WAITING FOR RAIN
USA Running Time: 24 minutes
A documentary film by Edward James Anderson. Lewis Lopez is
a dying man with schizophrenia. His last wish is to return to
his homeland, Puerto Rico, where he searches for a piece of
himself that he left behind.

WHY SHAKESPEARE?
USA Running Time: 21 minutes
Produced by Jan Wieringa. Directed by Lawrence Bridges. An inspirational
documentary that illustrates how involvement with Shakespeare
and live theater can change young peoples’ lives in a
positive way. The National Endowment for the Arts’ initiative,
Shakespeare in American communities was the largest tour of
its kind in American history.
Starring Chiwetal Ejiofor, Tom Hanks and Martin Sheen
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Arthur
Freed Tribute Film
DUBARRY WAS A LADY
(1943) Running Time: 101 minutes
Directed by Roy Del Ruth
The musical comedy travels back in time from the 1940s to the court
of Louis XV, as a nightclub employee tries to woo a nightclub star
into marriage, but injures his head after winning the lottery.
The film stars Red Skelton, Lucille Ball and Gene Kelly, with the
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.
Featured songs include Cole Porter’s “Friendship.”
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CHEKHOV
AND MARIA
World Premiere
(2007) USA Running time: 85 min.
Produced by John Stark. Directed by Eric Till. Written by Jovanka
Bach
Ill with tuberculosis, Russian playwright Anton Chekhov is desperately
struggling to complete “The Cherry Orchard.” At his
home in Yalta, his sister Maria cares for him and also helps him
to finish his play. When Maria finds out that he has secretly married
Olga Knipper, an actress with the Moscow Art Theatre, she feels
betrayed and schemes to prevent him from returning to Moscow. When
Anton discovers how manipulative Maria has been, they have a major
confrontation. Eventually the two reconcile, he completes his masterpiece
and leaves for Moscow.
Starring Ron Battitta and Gillian Brashear
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ROSES
OF APRIL
World Premiere
(2007) USA Running Time: 80 minutes
Produced, written and directed by Claudia Damasceno
The film is a lively and depressing sense of intense bonds within
a Native American family that are destroyed, directly and indirectly,
by an authoritarian government.
Framed
in beautiful photography and sweetly represented by a young girl
who wants to be an astronaut, the story blossoms into a deliberate
ambiguity between the US Government administrations, leaving the
audience to contemplate which of the last two presidents was best
for Americans and surprises them with the main character’s
attitude towards the end.
Starring
Carolina Hoyos, John DiVito, Norman Hall, Anita Poirier, Karla Legaspy,
Alfonso Tozqui, Duna DiVito, Melanie Ramos, Shannyn Hall, Charli
Clark, Ken Franklin, Craig Leizbonez and Dave Mason
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YESTERDAY
WAS A LIE
West Coast Premiere
A
Q&A will follow the screening with writer/director James Kerwin,
producer and star Chase Masterson, cinematographer Jason Cochard
and cast members John Newton, Mik Scriba, Nathan Mobley, Warren
Davis and Sarah Nean Bruce.
(2008) USA Running Time: 89 min.
Produced by Chase Masterson. Written and Directed by James Kerwin
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Hoyle,
a girl with a sharp mind and a weakness for bourbon, finds herself
on the trail of a reclusive genius. But her work takes a series
of unforeseen twists as events around her grow increasingly fragmented,
disconnected and surreal. With a sexy lounge singer and a loyal
partner as her only allies, she is plunged into a dark world of
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shattering cosmological secrets. Haunted by an ever-present shadow
whom she is destined to face, she discovers that the most powerful
force in the Universe – the power to bend reality, the power
to know the truth – lies within the depths of the human heart.
Starring Kipleigh Brown, Chase Masterson, John Newton, Mik Scriba,
Nathan Mobley, Warren Davis, Megan Henning, Jennifer Slimko, Robert
Siegel and Peter Mayhew
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INALIENABLE
World
Premiere
The film will be introduced by Walter Koenig.
(2007) USA Running Time: 105 minutes
Directed by Robert Dyke. Written by Walter Koenig
Still guilt-ridden over the accident that took his family’s
lives, Eric Norris discovers that his body is host to a parasite
from another world. Except, it is more than a parasite. It carries
his DNA. Is this his new son or, as the government believes, a threat
to mankind?
Starring Richard Hatch, Courtney Peldon, Walter Koenig, Erick Avari,
Marina Sirtis, Jay Acovone, Andrew Koenig, Judy Levitt, Alan Ruch
and Richard Herd.
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Carl
Reiner Tribute
THE COMIC
(1969) Running Time: 94 minutes
Directed by Carl Reiner
Silent screen comic, Billy Bright recalls his rise to fame and fortune,
and his road to ruin, from beyond the grave. The egotistical movie
star destroyed himself, and others, with his egotistical ways, womanizing
and drunkenness, ending up an embittered old man. The rarely seen
film is famous for recreating classic comedy skits from the silent
era.
The film stars Dick Van Dyke, Michele Lee, Mickey Rooney, Cornel Wilde,
Nina Wayne, Pert Kelton, Steve Allen, Carl Reiner and Jeannine Riley.
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CASTAWAYS
OF ATA
United States Premiere
(2007) AUSTRALIA Running time: 45 minutes
Produced and Directed by Steve Bowman
Australian filmmaker, Steve Bowman, revisits what has become a classic
Tongan folk story. Six teenagers, finding school life difficult,
decide to run away from home. They borrow a twenty-five foot boat,
but on their first night out to sea they are hit by a gigantic storm.
Drifting for eight days they make landfall on the deserted island
of ATA. Shipwrecked for fifteen months, they are given up for dead
until an Australian fishing vessel rescues them. Forty years later
they reunite in Tonga, to re-tell their incredible tale of survival
and how it changed their lives for the better.
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STUDENT SHORT FILM PROGRAM
A SLICE OF TROUBLE
USA Running Time: 15 minutes
A film by Denis Bosnjakovic
In this whimsical film, a local pizza delivery driver unwittingly
gets himself into a jam, thanks to his slacker pal’s chicanery.
The evening’s last customer needs a hot pizza A.S.A.P., but
first there’s an unexpected diversion that leaves the hero
in a big jam.
This film contains some adult content.
SCHOOL: West Orange High School

DANDELION
USA Running Time: 5:30 minutes
An animated film by Jackie Liao
A grandfathers’ wisdom, about the evolutionary cycle of dandelion
reverberates in the heart of his granddaughter, who struggles to
accept his passing.
EXPRESS LANE
USA Running Time: 5:20 minutes
Directed by Drewin B. Young
A musician, whose day job is driving a beer delivery truck, is secretly
in love with a grocery store clerk. Recognizing him at a performance,
her attempt to get backstage is thwarted by an obnoxious security
guard. Catching a glimpse of her after the show, he decides to take
roses to the store, only find that the store has closed.
RIB
USA Running Time: 7:08 minutes
A film by Drewin Young
The chauvinistic male ego rears its ugly head, only to be slammed
back to reality by a seemingly helpless female, with a little help
from fate.
THE ROMANOVS’ LAST PHOTOGRAPH
USA Running Time: 15 min.
A film by Catherine King
This character study of the Romanov sisters in their final hours
before their execution shows the girls sharing their hopes, fears
and aspirations as they live their lives in the constant dread of
being caught on the wrong side of the Russian Revolution.
SCHOOL: Notre Dame Academy
THE WINER
USA Running Time: 2:24 minutes
A film by Madison Conroy
This silent short explores who’s in control…the drunk
or the drink? Only the wine can tell!
SCHOOL: Culver City High School
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LA
CUCINA
A Q&A will follow the screening with directors
Allison Hebbied and Zed B. Starkovich, writer A.W. Gryphon, Executive
Producer Starlotte Dawn Smith, Producers Zachary Kahn and Jackie
Olson, DP Alan Caudillo, Production Designer Meghan C. Rodgers and
cast members Leisha Hailey and Rachel Hunter.
(2007)
USA Running Time: 95 min.
Directed by Allison R. Hebble and Zed Starkovich. Written by A.W.
Gryphon
One warm summer evening, four important meals are being made in
the heart of the house, the kitchen. The first is by thirty-year-old
Lily, for her most important older man, a Spanish photojournalist.
The second by a very pregnant and hormonal Shelly, whose husband
Chris is seconds away from ordering a pizza, and the third by Jude,
who is awaiting her lover Celia to return from work. Celia, shooting
on a movie set, is watching two chefs preparing a culinary extravaganza,
while flirting with a young actress curious about lesbian relationships.
As the evening unfolds, the characters explore their relationships,
joy, fears, along with lasagna, bruschetta, insalata caprese and
cannoli.
Starring Christina Hendrix, Joaquim de Almeida, Rachel Hunter, Clare
Carey, Leisha Haley, Oz Perkins, Kala Savage and Michael Cornacchia
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MAGDALENE'S
Los Angeles Premiere
Q&A to follow the screening with Nichelle Nichols and J. Neil
Schuman
(2007) USA Running time: 108 min.
Produced, written and directed by J. Neil Schulman
In this suspense comedy, Jack Goldwater, an IRS agent on loan to
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He finds himself exiled to a desk job in Nevada as the Federal Receiver,
managing a legal brothel in tax default.
With the help of the brothel Madam, Lady Magdelene, he uncovers
an Al Qaeda plot to unload a nuclear bomb-sized crate at Hoover
Dam."
> Starring Nichelle Nichols, Ethan Keogh, Susan Smythe, Claudia
Lynn, Alexander Wraith, Mark Gilvary, J. Neil Schulman, Mara Marini,
Hope McBain, Michele Redmond and Keyaria Rodriguez
Special
Appearance at the Culver City Senior Center
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Arthur
Freed Tribute Film
CABIN IN THE SKY
(1943)
Running Time: 100 minutes
Directed by Vincente Minnelli
One of Hollywood’s first all-black films, the musical follows
the story of Little Joe who is torn between the love of his wife
and his attraction to a good-time girl. Unable to pay off his gambling
debts, he becomes the focus of a struggle between the Lord and Satan.
The film marks the directorial debut of Vincente Minnelli and stars
Ethel Waters, Eddie “Rochester” Anderson, Lena Horne,
Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
Introduction by Nichelle Nichols. Discovered by Duke Ellington at
the age of 16, she sang and toured with Duke Ellington and his orchestra.
The actress is noted for playing ‘Uhura’ in the original
“Star Trek” series.
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MUSE
OF FIRE
Followed by Q&A
(2007) USA Running time: 73 min.
Produced and directed Lawrence Bridges
The remarkable award-winning documentary tells the stories of nearly
one hundred troops and their families. Selected from more than 12,000
pages of stories, poems and letters, submitted to The National Endowment
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across the country and overseas, the memoirs became a book entitled,
Operation Homecoming: Iraq, Afghanistan and the Home Front in the
Words of U.S. Troops and Their Families, edited by Andrew Carroll.
The
film includes readings by Kevin Costner, Edward Parker Gyokeres
and writer Jack Lewis.
PROCEEDS FROM THE SCREENING WILL GO TO THE LOS ANGELES AREA VETERANS
ARTISTS ALLIANCE.
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SPECIAL
PRESENTATION
DEBRIEFING
Q&A with Keith Jeffreys to follow the screening.
(2008) USA Running time: 10 minutes
Artistic Director Keith Jeffreys
A project produced by the Los Angeles Area Veterans Artists Alliance
to promote a photographic exhibit to be mounted in Chicago.
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OJ
IS GUILTY - BUT NOT OF MURDER (The Overlooked Suspect)
Los Angeles Premiere
Q&A with filmmakers to follow the screening.
(2007)
USA Running time: 84 minutes
Executive Produced by William C. Dear. Produced by John McCready
O.J is guilty…but not of murder. A campaign for awareness
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reveals
evidence, both written and oral, never released to the public. The
thrust of the film is to reopen the case and put on trial the most
likely murder suspect.
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our Press Release
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Carl
Reiner Tribute Screening
SKETCHES FROM
THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOWS
Two episodes of the perennial
classic television series, created by Carl Reiner, who also appears
in a recurring role as talk show host, Alan Brady. The shows follow
the lives of head comedy writer Rob Petrie (Dick Van Dyke), his
home life in New Rochelle with his wife Laura (Mary Tyler Moore)
and his fellow writers and close friends Sally Rogers (Rose Marie)
and Buddy Sorrell (Morey Amsterdam).
COAST TO COAST BIGMOUTH
(1964) On a national television
show, Laura tells the whole world that Alan Brady is bald.
IT MAY LOOK LIKE A WALNUT
(1965) Rob
dreams that the earth is invaded by the planet Twilo and anyone
coming in contact with walnuts will loose their imagination and
their thumbs.
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Carl
Reiner Tribute
DEAD MEN DON’T WEAR PLAID
(1969) USA Running Time: 94 minutes
Directed by Carl Reiner
This homage to the film noir movies of the 1940s & 50s is shot
in black and white and allows the hero to interact with all kinds
of dangerous low-lifes from classics films of the period. Juliet
Forrest is convinced that her father, a prominent cheese scientist
working on a secret recipe, has been murdered. She enlists private
eye Rigby Reardon to find out the truth. He discovers a slip of
paper with a list of people who are “The Friends and Enemies
of Carlotta,” a thus begins the detectives journey.
Starring Steve Martin and Rachel Ward
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Carl
Reiner Tribute
ALL OF ME
(1984)
Running Time: 93 minutes
Directed by Carl Reiner
With the help of a Tibetan swami, a dying and crippled millionaire’s
last wish is to have her soul transported into the body of her gardener’s
beautiful daughter. But the transference goes terribly wrong and
she ends up in the body of her idealistic and disliked lawyer. Now
inhabiting the same body, the two disrupt each other lives as they
struggle to correct the mistake and find the missing swami.
The film stars Steve Martin, Lily Tomlin, Victoria Tenant, Madolyn
Smith, Richard Libertini, Dana Elcar, Jason Bernard and Selma Diamond.
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IN
SEARCH OF THE SECOND AMENDMENT
(2006) USA Running time: 111 minutes
Produced and Directed by David T. Hardy
The true story of the American right to arms is told by some of
the greatest names in American constitutional law – professors
from Yale, UCLA, Fordham, George Washington University, George Mason
University and other institutions, as well as
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lifelong
scholars of the Second Amendment that include Steve Halbrook, Dave
Kopel and Don Kates. The documentary explains how the Amendment
has evolved from the 1700’s and how it impacts our lives in
the 21st Century.
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Arthur
Freed Tribute Film
TOM AND JERRY’S- TRUCE HURTS/Cartoon
(1948) Running time: 8 minutes
Directed by Joseph Barbera and William Hanna
Tom and Jerry try to sign a peace treaty with Butch, but when a
steak falls of a truck the whole deal is over. Song by Arthur Freed,
“Sing Before Breakfast.”
GIGI (50th Anniversary Celebration)
(1958) Running Time:116 minutes
Directed by Vincente Minnelli
This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the famed Lerner and Loewe
musical based on French author Collette’s story about a bored,
wealthy bachelor and a young girl being groomed as a courtesan.
The multiple Academy Award Winner: Best Picture, Director, Writing,
Cinematography, Costumes and Scoring and Song “Gigi”,
also includes the hits “Thank Heaven for Little Girls”
and “I Remember It Well.”
The film stars Leslie Caron, Maurice Chevalier, Louis Jourdan and
Hermione Gingold.
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TRAIN
MASTER
World Premiere
Q&A with Phil Bransom - Producer/Director, Sarah Dale
- Associate Producer,
Jonathan Hall - cast, Mercedes Rose - cast, Elijah Nelson - cast,
Ia Gilbert - cast, Daniel Nelson - cast, to follow the screening.
(2008) USA Running time: 102 min.
Written and directed by Phil Bransom
Sixty two year old Jeremiah Wilson is truly the Train Master of
the Willamette Western Railroad.
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He
lives, breathes and eats railroads. When Brett Banner, the thirty
two year old heir to New York Eastern, talks his dad into purchasing
the Willamette line, Jeremiah soon finds himself fired, two years
before retirement. When Brett’s nine-year old son, Justin,
realizes Jeremiah’s grandson, Thomas, can drive a locomotive,
he kidnaps Justin’s favorite toy and holds it for ransom.
Justin and Thomas and three other children soon board an old engine
in for repairs, accidentally turning it into a runaway train, causing
a series of chain reaction events.
Starring Jonathan Hall, Michael Biesanz, Mercedes Rose, Elijah Nelson,
Ia Gilbert, Daniel Nelson, Noah Smith, Bryce Walters, Bruce Cheese,
Robert Zorn, Galen Flinn, Don Bellairs, Nathan Will, John Rowe and
Penny Shaw
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VIP
RECEPTION FOR CARL REINER
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FESTIVAL
AWARDS CEREMONY
Honorees: Carl Reiner – THOMAS INCE Award for excellence in
filmmaking
County Supervisor, Zev Yaroslavsky – FOUNDER’S Award for
support of the motion picture industry
ARTHUR FREED AWARD – Best Student Film
BEST INDEPENDENT FICTION FEATURE
BEST DOCUMENTARY
BEST SHORT FILM
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Short
Films
The Shorts Programs will run in the Iksan/Yanji
City Rooms.
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LECTURE/TBA
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STUDENT
FILMS SHORTS PROGRAM
A SLICE OF TROUBLE, DANDELION, EXPRESS
LANE
RIB, THE ROMANOVS’ LAST PHOTOGRAPH, THE WINER
SHORTS PROGRAM #1
TAG, OENOPHELIA, A REAL DOOZY, PENCIL
FIGHTING, A DAY IN THE LIFE
SHORTS PROGRAM #3
MEDICINAL, WAITING FOR RAIN, WHY SHAKESPEARE
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LAWRENCE
BRIDGES' 12
(ACT OR DIE)
(2003) USA Running time:
210 min.
Written and Directed by Lawrence Bridges
A
half-sister and brother, illegitimate offsprings of Zeus, are
stranded on a Channel Island ranch. Facing eviction by the US
Government, they must find a play fated by Zeus and perform it
flawlessly for the Gods’ amusement. If they do not act well,
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Starring
Alison Elliot, Tony Griffin, Alan Lulu, Brenda Varda, Eugene Rubenzer,
Black Robertson, Golde Starger, David Franko and Eddie Zona.
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SHORTS
PROGRAM #2
ROBBIE’S WITHDRAWAL, SEE JANE DANCE,
SUNDOWNER, MANEJAR
SHORTS PROGRAM #4
DEATH’S A BITCH, THE JESTER (WORLD
PREMIERE)
LOCKED OUT, NIGHT HAWK, SEEING THE ENEMY
SHORTS PROGRAM #5
THE EYE OF DAN (WORLD PREMIERE), BETTER
NEVER THAN LATE, DEAR MOM, TRADE
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April 4, 2008 |
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LECTURE
Author and film historian Marc Wanamaker discusses
his new book entitled Old Hollywood.
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SHORTS
PROGRAM #1
TAG, OENOPHELIA, A REAL DOOZY, PENCIL
FIGHTING, A DAY IN THE LIFE
SHORTS
PROGRAM #2
ROBBIE’S WITHDRAWAL, SEE JANE DANCE,
SUNDOWNER, MANEJAR
SHORTS PROGRAM #3
MEDICINAL, WAITING FOR RAIN, WHY SHAKESPEARE
SHORTS PROGRAM #4
DEATH’S A BITCH, THE JESTER (WORLD PREMIERE)
LOCKED OUT, NIGHT HAWK, SEEING THE ENEMY
SHORTS PROGRAM #5
THE EYE OF DAN (WORLD PREMIERE), BETTER NEVER
THAN LATE, DEAR MOM, TRADE
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