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View Public Schedule 2010 Weekend Schedule 27th Annual Ch cago International Children’s Film Festival 773–281–9075 [email protected] www.facets.org/kids October 22–October 31 elcome to the 27th annual Chicago International Children’s Film Festival, the largest Festival of films for children Win North America! Programming over 250 films from 40 countries, the Festival showcases the best in culturally diverse, non-violent, value affirming new cinema for children & youth and welcomes 25,000 attendees including 150 filmmakers who lead interactive Q&A’s & workshops. The Festival is also the only Academy Award qualifying children’s film festival in the world! The Chicago International Children’s Film Festival is a project of Facets Multi-Media; a non profit organization that for 35-years has been dedicated to the exhibition, distribution and education of foreign, independent and classic cinema. Admission Program Guidance Children (Ages 2–16): $6.00 Symbols will be used to mark programs that contain Adults: $9.00 profanity (P), mild violence (V), or mature themes (M). Programs are in high demand and seating is limited. The “M” symbol is similar to a PG or PG–13 rating. Advance Tickets: Program seating is guaranteed only with purchase through Ticketweb. M V P Additional Symbols The following symbols indicate a premiere presentation of www.ticketweb.com a film or other special event. 1–866–468–3401 (Regular admission prices only. Additional fees will apply.) Tickets go on sale at venue box office 30 min. prior to showtime. Special/Discounted Ticket Prices Filmmaker Appearances: FREE—Patron Circle Membership. The Festival welcomes over 100 filmmakers to Chicago each Must present membership card at box office. year. If a filmmaker is present for their screening, a Q&A will For more information on becoming a Facets Patron follow at the end of the program. Circle Member, please visit www.facetsmovies.com or call 773–281–9075. Subtitles? No Problem! Group Screenings Professional actors will read aloud the English subtitles of foreign-language films in programs for ages 7 and under. Discounts for Groups of 25 or more are available. Contact Group Sales Coordinator at 773–281–9075 Best of Fest or email [email protected] for more information. Kids count at the Festival! After your screening, be sure to Age Ranges cast your vote for the “Best of Fest” award. The winner is announced at the American Airlines Closing Night Awards Age range suggestions are offered as a general guideline Presentation. only. Special programs for our youngest audiences will be indicated by the My First Movie icon. Concessions Concessions are available at Facets only. Questions? Contact Kidsfest at 773–281–9075 ext. 3011, [email protected] or visit www.facets.org/kids. Locations and Parking Facets Multi-Media Center on Halsted — Hoover-Leppen Theatre 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago 3656 N. Halsted, 3rd Floor, Chicago Saturday & Sunday, October 23 & 24 at 9:30am, 11am, Saturday, October 23 at 9:30am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm & 5pm. 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7pm & 9pm. Metered street and ramp parking. Saturday, October 30 at 9:30am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm, & 5pm Sunday, October 31 at 9:30am, 11am, 1pm, & 3pm Unmetered street parking. N Clark St N Lake Shore Dr e e e v N Clybour v v A A t A r e d o n in p c a l h n N Halsted St a t A h u s ve R o A N S N N N e Fullerton Av Ave N Sheffield W Fullerton Ave W W Addison St W Addison St N W Addison St B ro e N Clybour a v d A w N Racine Ave d N Greenview Ave a N Southport Ave N Southport n y a N l n C h A s ve la rk A S N W Webster Ave W Webster Ave t N Halsted St University of Chicago — Max Palevsky Cinema, Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Ida Noyes Hall 2430 North Cannon Dr., Chicago 1212 E. 59th St., Chicago Saturday, October 30 at 9:30am, 11am, 1pm & 3pm. Sunday, October 24 at 9:30am, 11am, 1pm & 3pm. Admission includes entrance to the Museum! Metered and unmetered street and ramp parking. Unmetered street parking. W Diversey Pkwy Diversey Harbor S Ellis Ave E 58th St. University N N Lake Shore Dr C of Chicago Ave S Kimbark S Woodlawn Ave S Woodlawn a n E 59th St. W Lakeview Ave n E 59th St. North o n Pond r Midway Plaisance N D r D C e l r Midway Plaisance a r o k h S S E 60th St. t E 60th St. e k S Cottage Groove Ave a L S Ellis Ave Fullerton P kwy N W Fullerton Pkwy W 1 Take One! Workshops® Workshop space is limited and registration must be done in advance. Workshop fees are non-refundable. To register: visit www.facets.org/kids. Call 773–281–9075 ext. 3011 or email [email protected]. Animation All-Stars Make It Up Saturday, October 23 Saturday, October 30 11:00am–5:00pm 11:30am–1:00pm Illinois Institute of Art Facets Lounge 180 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago Facets Multi-Media Fee: $50 — For ages 11–13 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago Interested in computer animation or already starting? Fee $20 — For ages 9–14 Toon Boom’s Animation All-Stars host an immersion From crazy effect make up to looking great for the cam- hands-on course on-site where you can learn to develop, era, join Chicago makeup master Vicki Vacca (Transformers design, storyboard and animate your own animated short 3, The Dark Knight, Glee) as she shows you make-up magic film- just like the pros do! and the process of turning an ordinary actor into a totally different character. Acting is FUN! Saturday, October 23 Get It Moving! 11:30am–1:00pm An Animation Workshop Facets Lounge Saturday, October 30 Facets Multi-Media 12:00pm–4:00pm 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago Illinois Institute of Art Fee $20 — For ages 7–10 180 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago Do you want to act in movies or on stage? In this Fee $40 — For ages 11–14 The Olive Branch introductory workshop participants will learn acting Stretch your imagination in this four-hour workshop led games and exercises and will ‘act out’ a story; perfect by Little Airplane Productions’ Animation Supervisor, for creative kids who want to develop their imagination Julian Kauffmann (The Wonder Pets, 3rd & Bird). Julian will and important skills such as listening, concentration and teach participants the animation techniques that sent collaboration with an audience in mind! Lisa Formosa- these great shows into the hearts and homes of kids all Parmigiano received her MFA from the Actors Studio over America. Play with the basics of stop-motion Drama School in New York and has been teaching for “photo-puppetry” animation and recreate your own over 15 years. television show with other budding animators. FLIP IT—For Future Animators Sunday, October 24 12:00pm–3:00pm Illinois Institute of Art 180 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago Fee: $30 — For ages 5–8 Join Festival Favorite, George Berlin and the wacky Toon Boom animators for this fun-filled hands-on animation workshop for the beginner skill level! Using ‘Flip Boom Classic’ software, children as young as 5 can draw and color characters, then bring them to life through the use of traditional animation processes. Not a good draw-er? No need! Even if your tyke is only drawing stick figures, they can still put their creativity in motion. Make your own short animated films and be able to take them home at the end of the workshop! Saturday, October 23: Saturday, October 23 The kooky critters in these short films find out that there’s always 9:30am something to discover. A bird, a raccoon and a bunny team up to Facets Multi-Media find Santa Claus in Brazil. Whistleless finds his voice to join in the town’s music festivities. Parrot Ziggy (Marley) teaches young bird Animal Antics Samuel some sweet dance moves in Jamaica. New places mean 60 min, Ages 2–5 friendly new faces, whether you have paws, claws, feathers or fins! New Digs (South Africa) 3 min Tweetlings: “Down By the River” Birds of a Feather (USA) 3 min (Denmark) 6 min Log Jam: “KJFG No. 5” (Hungary) 2 min Pipi Pupu & Rosmary: “Mapa Shammies: “How Shammies Bathed” Christmas” (Italy/Luxembourg) 7 min (Latvia) 7 min Where is the Gerbil? (USA) 5 min Whistleless (Denmark) 5 min Nulli & Preisemut: “The Visitor” The Sandpixies: “Sand Worm Has a (Germany) 7 min Chill” (Germany) 5 min 3rd & Bird!: “Jamaica” (England) 10 min Saturday, October 23 Watch the original Bob the Builder, direct from England, in a 9:30am never-before-seen U.S. premiere! Everyone’s favorite fix-it man sets Center on Halsted out on an exciting building project in his new home of Fixham Hoover-Leppen Theatre Harbor. But when scarecrow Spud and four-wheeler Scrambler hear of an amazing treasure, the pirate Brickbeard’s Golden Bob the Builder: “The Hammer, they decide building can wait – first, they must find the Legend of the Golden hammer for their best pal Bob! Help them collect and decipher Hammer” (England) clues as they discover hidden treasure in a big way. 61 min, Ages 2–5 Saturday, October 23 Presto change-o! In this special Halloween program of short films, 11:00am clever characters have fun trying on different identities and going on Facets Multi-Media new adventures. The great B.B. King searches high and low for the most special part of his costume.
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