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Orcas Island Film Festival 5TH ANNUAL ORCAS ISLAND OCTOBER 4-8 / 2018 FILM FESTIVAL TIX & INFO: orcasfilmfest.com AWARD WINNERS AND OSCAR CONTENDERS ★MEET THE FILMMAKERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD ELIZABETH CHOMKO / THURSDAY / 7:00 PM SEA VIEW Director/screenwriter Elizabeth Chomko OPENING NIGHT SOIREE / THURSDAY / 5:00 PM / FESTIVAL HUB (Random Howse) will introduce WHAT THEY HAD and participate in a The official opening event of the festival, a red carpet affair to welcome and introduce our post-screening discussion of her film. visiting artists and filmmakers. Soiree includes hors d’oeuvres by Red Rabbit Farm and a no-host bar by the Barnacle and Doe Bay Wine Company wines. This is one you can dress up for and have CAMERON YATES / THURSDAY / 7:30 PM ORCAS CENTER Director Cameron Yates will introduce fun getting your photo taken by Orcas Video. If you don’t have a Festival or Patron pass, be sure CHEF FLYNN and participate in a post-screening Q&A. to buy a ticket for your opening night film of choice to gain admittance to this exclusive event. MARC TURTLETAUB / FRIDAY / 7:00 PM OPENING NIGHT FILM: THURSDAY / 7:00 PM / SEA VIEW SEA VIEW Director Marc Turtletaub will introduce WHAT THEY HAD (Elizabeth Chomko, USA, 2018, 101 min): PUZZLE and participate in a post-screening Q&A. Director Elizabeth Chomko will attend the festival to present her acclaimed MATT ACOSTA / FRIDAY / 7:00 PM / ORCAS CENTER directorial debut followed by a post-screening Q&A. Hilary Swank, Blythe Production designer Matt Acosta will introduce the Danner, Robert Forster, and Michael Shannon star in this humor-infused film PROSPECT. family drama about a woman who returns home to help her Alzheimer’s- afflicted mother, while also grappling with her own past. JEAN-MARC VALLÉE / SATURDAY / 10:00 AM ORCAS CENTER Oscar-nominated and Emmy OPENING NIGHT FILM: THURSDAY / 7:30 PM / ORCAS CENTER Award-winning director Jean-Marc Vallee (Sharp CHEF FLYNN (d: Cameron Yates, USA, 83 min) Cameron Yates will attend to Objects, Big Little Lies) will present a not-to-be- introduce the film followed by a post-screening Q&A. Ten-year-old Flynn missed behind the scenes Masterclass. transforms his living room into a supper club, using his classmates as line cooks and serving a tasting menu foraged from his neighbors’ backyards. DINA EMAM / SATURDAY / 6:00 PM / ORCAS CENTER With sudden fame, Flynn outgrows his bedroom kitchen and mother’s Producer Dina Emam will attend to accept the Festival’s camera and sets out to challenge the hierarchy of the culinary world. Vanguard Award, introduce her film YOMEDDINE and participate in a post-screening Q&A. VANGUARD AWARD: SATURDAY / 6:00 PM / ORCAS CENTER OIFF will present the Festival’s inaugural Vanguard Award to the film MICHAEL ZAHS & JOHN RICHARD / SUNDAY YOMEDDINE, which had its recent world premiere as the first ever 2:00 PM / ORCAS CENTER Co-Director John Richard Egyptian film in competition at the Cannes Film Festival and was just and film subject Michael Zahs will introduce SAVING BRINTON and participate in a post-screening discussion. selected as the official Oscar submission for Best Foreign Language Film from Egypt for the 2019 Academy Awards. The Vanguard Award was MEGAN GRIFFITHS & SOPHIA MITRI SCHLOSS / SUNDAY created to honor a creative work that exhibits mastery and excellence 4:30 PM / ORCAS CENTER Director Megan Griffiths with a story that illuminates the power of the human spirit. Producer Dina and Star Sophia Mitri Schloss will introduce SADIE Emam, from Cairo, Egypt will be here to introduce the film and accept and participate in a post-screening Q&A. the award along with a $5,000 cash prize generously underwritten by Orcasong Farm. FESTIVAL MIXER / FRIDAY / 9:00 PM / FESTIVAL HUB (Random Howse) ADVANCE TICKET & PASSES: TUES & WED 11 AM - 5 PM / THURS 11 AM - 3 PM Enjoy a scratch cocktail or local beer with other film lovers at our festival mixer. Late night The Festival HUB (Random Howse) is the advance food, drinks and cinematic soundscapes by DJ CARE and the legendary Bruce Pavitt. This box-office location to purchase ticket & passes is an excellent opportunity to make connections with other festival goers and artists and in person, pick-up passes and get general infor- talk about the films you saw. mation. After 3pm on Thursday, all passes may be picked-up at the Sea View Theatre. LATE NIGHT PARTY / SATURDAY / 9:00 PM / FESTIVAL HUB (Random Howse) DAY-OF-SHOW TICKETS: Single Tickets can be pur- After a full day of cinematic adventures come join us for our five-year anniversary bash! chased in person at the Orcas Center and Sea View Film director/DJ Jean-Marc Vallee, whose love of music shows up in all of his films will kick Theatre 30 minutes prior to showtime. off the night with his dance set followed by DJ Darek Mazzone, KEXP’s global music show PASSES: If you’re a film lover this is the way to go! Wo’POP and local favorite DJ CARE. Food and Drinks provided by the Barnacle and Crab Shack. You can choose the Patron ($500) or Festival pass ($200) which both include priority admission and YOUTH FILMMAKER’S WORKSHOP: (18 yrs. + under) Learn how to create a short film access to the opening night soirée and special under the guidance of Emmy-winning director Mike Stryker. Sponsored by Orcas Cars. events. Info: www.orcascars.com/film. ONLINE TICKETS: orcasfilmfest.com HUNGRY? Check out the list of local eats on our website: orcasfilmfest.com/localeats VISIT THE OIFF FESTIVAL HUB /DAILY 360/Virtual Reality Storytelling Lab at the FESTIVAL HUB (at Random Howse) (FREE) Friday 10/5 through Sunday 10/7 | 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM CRAB SHACK & The BARNACLE: James Beard Experience the wonder of immersive and experimental 360 storytelling created award-winning chef Christina Orchid and The by an array of talented international artists at the 360 Cinema Lab at the Festival Barnacle will host a pop-up restaurant & bar inside Hub. Curated by Seattle-based WonderTek Labs and sponsored by Rock Island the FESTIVAL HUB featuring locally sourced meals and T-Mobile, will feature a diverse lineup of global 360 arthouse cinema content and a fabulous selection of scratch cocktails, local carefully selected to complement the OIFF feature line-up. Go to orcasfilmfest.com. beers, and Doe Bay Wine Company wines. 2018 OIFF SCHEDULE THURSDAY / OCTOBER 4 FRIDAY / CONTINUED WHAT THEY HAD / 7:00 PM / Sea View PUZZLE / 7:00 PM / Sea View Hilary Swank, Blythe Danner, Robert Forster, and Kelly Macdonald stars as a suburban housewife who Michael Shannon star in this humor-infused family discovers an unexpected talent for solving jigsaw drama about a woman who returns home to help her puzzles, leading her to partner with a competitive Alzheimer’s-afflicted mother, while also grappling puzzle champion (Irrfan Khan) and unlock passions with her own past (USA, 101 min). Director Elizabeth she had never before imagined (d: Marc Turtletaub, Chomko in attendance. USA, 103 min). Director Marc Turtletaub scheduled ★ to attend. CHEF FLYNN / 7:30 PM / Orcas Center ★ Ten-year-old Flynn transforms his living room into a BORDER / 9:30 PM / Sea View supper club. With sudden fame, Flynn outgrows his Ali Abbasi’s Border follows the story of a border bedroom kitchen and mother’s camera, and sets out agent who uses her ability to sense or smell human to challenge the hierarchy of the culinary world (USA, emotions to catch smugglers — but when one man 83 min). Director Cameron Yates in attendance. confounds her detection, she’s forced to confront a ★ new reality. Best Film, Un Certain Regard, Cannes Film EL ANGEL / 9:30 PM / Sea View Festival (d: Ali Abbasi, Sweden/Denmark, 108 min). Loosely based on the infamous Argentinian serial killer dubbed “Death Angel,” this cautionary drama executive produced by Pedro Almodovar follows an SATURDAY / OCTOBER 6 innocuous-looking but deeply sinister thief whose law- lessness escalates exponentially when he takes up with JEAN-MARC VALLEE MASTERCLASS a career criminal (d: Luis Ortega, Argentina, 120 min). 10:00 AM /Orcas Center Oscar-nominated and Emmy Award-winning direc- tor Jean-Marc Vallee (Sharp Objects, Big Little Lies, FRIDAY / OCTOBER 5 Dallas Buyers Club) will present a behind the scenes Masterclass demonstrating his creative process and WOMAN AT WAR / 11:00 AM / Seaview editing techniques using his most recent work HBO’s The director of Of Horses and Men winningly mixes Sharp Objects including a screening of the complete absurdist comedy and tense thriller, with Halldóra first episode. Geirharðsdóttir as a fearless eco-warrior, juggling ★ environmental action and foster motherhood THE BIG BAD FOX & OTHER TALES (d: Benedikt Erlingsson, Iceland, 100 min). 10:00 AM / Sea View From the creators of the Academy Award-nominated THE LAST SUIT / 1:30 PM / Orcas Center Ernest & Celestine comes another hilarious, heart- A heartfelt and charming journey begins when warming tale of animal misfits with pacing and visual Abraham, a spry octogenarian tailor and Holocaust spontaneity that harkens back to classic Looney survivor played by prolific Argentine actor Miguel Tunes shorts. In English and suitable for all ages. Ángel Solá, leaves his Buenos Aires home on a one (d: Benjamin Renner, Patrick Imkert, France, 80 min). way trip across Europe in search of the man who once saved his life (d: Pablo Solarz, Argentina, 92 BIRDS OF PASSAGE / 12:30 PM / Orcas Center min). Preceded by the short film Eve (d: Susan Bay Beginning in 1968 and spanning 12 years, this terrific Nimoy, USA, 21min). drama focuses on one desert-dwelling indigenous Waayu family and its rise and fall in the early days MATANGI / MAYA / M.I.A / 1:30 PM / Sea View of the Colombian drug trade (d: Ciro Guerra and The world of musician, activist, provocateur, and Cristina Gallego, Colombia, 125 min).
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