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Boulder International Film Festival february 14 -17 filmup 2013 e prd spss of the 6.75” x 4.5” #biff1 #dimeboulder live updates biff1.com dimeboulder.com #call2action #biff1 #dimeboulder #call2action how when where what tickets schedule venues+map parties p.8-9 p.7 at a glance p.6-7 p.54-55 wkshops p.12-13 reel green p. 17 films youth p.14 thursday p.18 friday p.19 music p.10 saturday p.26 sunday p.34 p.15 EB212 BIFF Sponsorship Ad call 2action rev # printed colors other colors ® Cyan Trim F earth balance Magenta - Yellow - date January 15, 2013 le name EB212_BIFF_SponsorshipAd_F.ai Black - client earth balance application adobe illustrator CS5 printing process - CMYK product name BIFF Ad artwork scale 100% substrate - project number EB212 dieline number na size nish - designer/production Michael concept layout mechanical notes This is not a color proof. 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Printer/end user is responsible for clearing the rights and/or license fees associated with the use of tel 303.442.0189 these fonts beyond the scope of this specic artwork le. ©Mighty Fudge Studios 2010 [email protected] welcome Welcome to the 9th Annual Boulder International Film Festival, a nonprofit com- festUP munity festival that MovieMaker Magazine has called “One of the 25 coolest film festivals in the world.” We’re living up to our reputation this year by welcoming one of the coolest char- circle up acters in film, Captain America from Easy Rider. Joining us in person is one of the most iconic and outspoken actors of our time: two-time Oscar nominee, Golden Globe winner and firebrand environmentalist Peter Fonda. light up On opening night, we’re thrilled to screen the hot new rock n’ roll movie, Muscle Shoals, fresh from its world premiere at Sundance. This film celebrates the electrifying musical chemistry of a small recording studio in Muscle Shoals, stand up Alabama, that created music that would last for generations — by artists includ- ing Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, the Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Simon & Garfunkel. This will be an opening act up night you’ll never forget. As you know, BIFF has been covering the explosion of digital and social tune up media for the last four years. Our 4th annual popular Digital Media Symposium welcomes two digital media giants— Andy Carvin, “the man who tweets revolu- tions” and senior social media strategist for NPR, and Blaise Agüera y Arcas, love [it] up the software architect of Bing Maps and futurist at Microsoft. New this year are two great film-student opportunities. Join us for CU@BIFF, where CU film students will offer a full day of content, alumni panels, student- live up created films and a great after-party. The BIFF Youth Pavilion will offer students three days of free BIFF films, workshops and student-made films. Thanks to Nick and Helen Forster for opening up eTown Hall to BIFF 2013. If you haven’t experienced this state-of-the-art facility, now is your chance. We’ll filmUP be hosting BIFF “Second Screenings” there on Saturday and Sunday. Many of BIFF’s films focus on conflict and injustice. Have you ever been so moved by a film knowing you had to do something but unsure what or how? Our Call 2 Action (C2A) program can help. Go to BIFF’s C2A Tent after the film to engage with filmmakers, presenters and fellow film lovers to translate your energy and passion into action. The Boulder International Film Festival is a favorite of the world’s independent filmmaker community because of its huge enthusiastic film-hip audiences, and that’s why each year more people are taking a memorable weekend vacation, buying a BIFF Festival pass and attending world-class films and great par- ties, while making new friends with filmmakers and VIPs from around the world. Robin Beeck, Executive Director Kathy Beeck, Festival Director TICKETS AT 303.786.7030, BIFF1.COM OR WWW.BOULDERTHEATER.COM BIFF1.COM | 3 grantors generous support provided by the following granting organizations individual sponsors * FOUNDING & CONTINUING SPONSORS LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $5,000+ IN HONOR OF PHILANTHROPIECE PATTI BRUCK & BILL SPENCER MICHELLE KEEVAN HALPERN WELL LOVED THE TWISTED FOUNDATION CAROLYN SCHUHAM SANDY YOUNGHANS SOPHIE WALKER* BENEFACTOR $2,500+ LTSTBS (LIFE’s Too SHORT TO BE STINGY) KITTY NICHOLASON & BILL VIELEHR* TATIANA MAXWELL RADICAL LOVE FOUNDATION CYNDA COLLINS ARSENAULT MELISART THE WOLOSON FAMILY FOUNDATION CORSI ASSOCIATES AMY MENELL FRIEND OF BIFF [FOB] $1,000+ RANDI GRASSGREEN & TIM ROHRER RICHARD POLK DORY HAGAN JULIE, KAYA & BERYLE RANDALL KATHRYN & DAN BEECK* CONNIE HOLDEN & TK SMITH STAR WARING & DAN JOHNSON JAN BURTON DIANE ISRAEL NICKY WOLMAN AND DAVID FULKER CINDY CARLISLE DR DAVID JACKSON JIM ENGLAND JIM PALMER small business ECO-OFFICIENCY LIQUOR MART 8 DAYS A WEEK EKS&H MILLER & HARRISON ALCHEMIST EPICENTER CREATIVE MOVIE HABIT AVERY BREWING FASHIONISTA PHOTO MY FAMILY DOCTOR BERG HILL GREENLEAF & RUSCITTI, LLP FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PHOTO MALONE BOULDER ARTS AND CRAFTS GALLERY FREQUENT FLYERS SAVORY SPICE SHOP BOULDER BEER GO BOULDER SHINE BOULDER CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU KINGSBURY CPAS SUERTE TEQUILA BOULDER DIGITAL ARTS HUTCHISON, BLACK, AND COOK, LLC TEN20 SPA BOULDER PUBLIC LIBRARY INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS, THEATRICAL COSTUMES, ETC. BOULDER LODGE #9 CALIFORNIA PIZZA KITCHEN VIDEO STATION JAMBA JUICE COPYCATS MEDIA WEST FLANDERS BREWING COMPANY sponsors PLATINUM GOLD creative CMYK WWR GREEN C - 40% M - 0% Y - 70% K - 40% SILVER Black C - 40% M - 40% Y - 40% K - 90% WWR GREEN RGB R - 104 G - 140 BRONZE B - 80 www.spacefarmer.com PARTNER TICKETS AT 303.786.7030, BIFF1.COM OR WWW.BOULDERTHEATER.COM BIFF1.COM | 5 for the offilm BOULDER THEATER BOX OFFICE 2032 14th Street lovevalentine’s weekend Boulder, Colorado 80302 BOX OFFICE FESTIVAL HOURS3:00pm - 9:00pm boxoffice 9:30am - 10:30pm Thursday, Feb. 14 REGULAR HOURS Friday, Feb. 15 9:30am - 10:30pm Monday - Friday: 3:00pm - 7:00pm Saturday, Feb. 16 9:30am - 9:00pm Saturday: 12:00pm - 5:00pm Sunday, Feb. 17 rush tickets TICKETS SOLD OUT ONLINE? Rush tickets are often available for purchase at the program venue 10 minutes prior to showtime. Rush on over to find out! venues First United N Methodist Hotel Rembrandt Church eTown Hall P Boulderado 1 2 Yard P Spruce St 10th PG Boulder Shine CU Theater Oddfellows Hall call2 George’s 5 act ion i Pearl St Pearl Street Mall Broadway 13th 15th 11th 14th 16th 17th The 9th Bitter Bar W 3 PG 4 Lazy Dog/ BIFF Filmmaker Walnut St Lounge R PG PG PG PG St Julien Hotel Best Bites Café Canyon Blvd Tasty gluten-free P Free P samples of Udi’s, y W Saturday Glutino, and Earth Boulder Public Library P & Sunday P Balance. Arapahoe Ave film venues R registration party spots P Boulder Theater/George’s St Julien Hotel & Spa 1. Hotel Boulderado Boulder 2032 14th St 900 Walnut St 2115 13th St High School Festival Registration Theater First United 2. Rembrandt Yard Methodist Church (FUMC) 1301 Spruce St 1421 Spruce St parking Boulder High School PG Parking Garage: 3. Lazy Dog Lounge 1604 Arapahoe Ave free on weekends 1346 Pearl St 3 hours FREE Parking! BIFF Filmmaker Lounge, City of Boulder Parking Services eTown Hall P Parking Lot or Meters: Friday Night Live, Happy 1535 Spruce St free after 7pm & Sundays Hour Mixers & Singer/ is offering 3 hours of FREE parking FUMC parking is available Songwriter Showcase on Thursday evening and Friday W workshops/panels Friday after 6pm and all day at the 15th & Pearl streets all day Saturday only 4. The Bitter Bar Boulder Public Library 835 Walnut St parking garage (only). Present your Canyon Theater same-day BIFF ticket or pass to the BIFF Call 2 Action Private Filmmaker Reception 1000 Canyon Blvd i lot attendant. One ticket per exit. + Info Tent 5. Oddfellows Hall Parking is always free on Saturdays y CU Pearl St Mall at 14th 1543 Pearl St student pavilions and Sundays. BIFF Youth Pavilion: 1000 Canyon Blvd BIFF After Dark Party CU @ BIFF: At Shine, 2027 13th St FILM PROGRAM TICKETS tickets REGULAR ADMISSION $12 STUDENTS / SENIORS 65+up WITH VALID I.D. $10 FESTIVAL PASS $375 thru Jan. 31 / $450 Feb 1 $ OPENING NIGHT Valentine’s GALA PROGRAM BT-01 65 DiMe Symposium $50/40student $65door $ $ WORKSHOP: Music in Film SPECIAL EVENT A 30/15 student 35door $ $ WORKSHOP: Producing the Documentary SPECIAL EVENT B 30/15 student 35door $ $ WORKSHOP: Screenwriting SPECIAL EVENT C 30/15 student 35door Friday Night Live Party Free with Pass or ticket stub $ BAD: BIFF After Dark Party SPECIAL EVENT D Free with Pass / 20* $ Closing Night with Peter Fonda + AWARDS PROGRAM BT-17 25 *limited # of tickets available how to purchase tix [before you call for tickets, please note the program numbers – you’ll need these to complete your order] online: box office phone: in person: www.biff1.com 303.786.7030 At The Boulder Theater Box Office www.bouldertheater.com Or at the door 30’ before start time PURCHASE IN advaNCE PURCHASE day OF SHOW PICKING UP YOUR TICKETS Advance tickets for all BIFF programs, Tickets can be purchased from the Boulder Theater: Advance purchase tickets for workshops and events must be pur- Boulder Theater online and over the this venue are available for pickup anytime chased through the Boulder Theater phone until 90 minutes before the that the Boulder Theater box office is open.
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