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Film Guidance 3 Film Guidance A Word from the Governor 6 The Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival A Word from the Film Society President 8 screens films of artistic merit from around the A Word from the Executive Director 9 world. Many of these films have not been rated A Word from the Festival Program Director 9by the Motion Picture Association of America Sponsor Appreciation 12-13 (MPAA) and may contain material not suitable for About the Film Society 14 minors. In an effort to provide as much information Step-by-Step Guide to the Festival 16-17 as possible for viewers, the RBFS has created a guidance system that can be used as part of the film Ticket Order Forms 18 selection process. Codes were assigned to films, Film Schedule 20-21 when applicable, to the best of the Film Society’s Film Index 22 ability. Film viewers and parents of minors, are Film Planner 23-24 strongly encouraged to read the movie descriptions About the Cover 26 and codes, and to use individual discretion when Features 30-56 selecting films for viewing. Classic German Cinema 57 Documentaries 62-68 Guidance Codes: Shorts 72-77 Regional Showcase 82-85 = may contain some offensive language Seminars 90-92 Country Spotlight - Germany 95 = may contain lesbian/gay orientation Live in the Lounge 96-97 Fierberg Award 100 More Film Society Programs 102-103 = may contain some nudity Film Society Members 104-105 Film Society Contributors 106 = may contain some sexual content Our Thanks 107 Comment Form 108 Membership Information 109 = may contain some violence Guide to Advertisers 110-111 Notes 112 Film Selection It is the practice of the Rehoboth Beach Film Society, as the producer of the Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival, to program a selection of films that represents a moderate balance of diversity, genre, focal issues, and demographics.

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November 6, 2013

Dear Film Enthusiasts,

Welcome to the 2013 Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival! Delaware’s oldest and largest film festival is celebrating its 16th anniversary this year. I congratulate the Rehoboth Beach Film Society on this accomplishment, and am proud that the State of Delaware, Division of the Arts is once again co-sponsor of the premiere Mid-Atlantic Film event.

The Festival has become a grand celebration of film culture in Rehoboth and the even sold close to 19,000 tickets in 2012. The great combination of American and International full length, documentaries and short films combined with educational seminars, opportunity to rub shoulders with celebrities and family friendly entertainment is what makes the event so special.

Once again this year, one particularly deserving student film director will be the recipient of the Morris and Roslyn Fierberg Student Film Award, which will be announced at the Festival along with the audience favorite winning films this year. This year’s Country Spotlight will feature Germany in order to facilitate audiences learning about the German film industry as well as the culture and traditions of its people.

Whether you are a Delaware native or a visitor with us, I know you will be entertained and enriched by this outstanding culture event!

Sincerely,

Jack Markell Governor DONE 8

Dear Friends & Supporters of the Festival

On behalf of the enjoyment of the event and your gratitude towards those Board of Directors whose service and sponsorship make it all possible. of the Rehoboth Beach Film Society, While the Film Festival is the signature event of the welcome to the 2013 Rehoboth Beach Film Society each year, I want to remind Rehoboth Beach you that your membership and contributions permit the

Welcome Letter Independent Film Society throughout the year to provide residents and Festival. It is indeed visitors the opportunity to participate in film events that an honor and a very would not otherwise be available. Whether it is the popular Darrel Grinstead President, Board of Directors great pleasure to “What Makes Us Tick?” series, the “Read a Film” series Rehoboth Beach Film Society be associated with at the Rehoboth library, the monthly screening of notable this outstanding community organization and to take films at various locations, or the summer evening family part in the presentation of this Festival which draws film events at Lewes Canalfront Park and the Rehoboth audiences from throughout the State of Delaware and Beach bandstand, your Film Society is striving to make from across the nation. We all owe a debt of gratitude to a broad variety of film events available to audiences. those inspired and industrious individuals who had the In cooperation with the Cape Henlopen Educational foresight and imagination to found this organization and Foundation and several other organizations, this year create this Festival sixteen years ago. we are working to present Live in HD performances of Metropolitan Opera Live in Hd performances from New This year you will have the opportunity to choose from York City. among 100 or so feature films, documentaries and short films from dozens of countries. Whether you choose to As far as we have come as a nonprofit organization, we see five films or twenty, you will have an experience that have a vision of an even greater future. The Society’s few people living in or visiting a community such as ours Board of Directors has had discussions with several oth- can have. The Festival gives us the opportunity to share er local art, drama, and educational organizations that the visions of independent film makers into the lives, hopefully will lead to the establishment in the Rehoboth- loves, comedies, travails and day-to-day happenings of Lewes area of a multi-cultural center that will house a people around the world, and in doing so it greatly enriches year-round art theater for films as well as facilities for our own lives. art classes and exhibitions, performing arts, and lifelong learning. Stay tuned. We will need your support when this So as you enjoy the films of your choice, give thanks for vision becomes a reality. the talented actors, directors, sponsors and others whose dedication, time and money have gone into the production The Rehoboth Beach Film Society is proud to welcome of these works of art. More immediately, give thanks also to you to this wonderful annual event. Thank you for your the wonderful and tireless staff of the Film Society and the exceptional support in the past and in the future. hundreds of volunteers without whose dedication and hard work this marvelous event would not be possible. And do Sincerely, not fail to thank and patronize our many Festival sponsors whose generosity makes it all possible. As you navigate Darrel Grinstead through the lines and the crowds in the theater and tent, President, Board of Directors do not allow any minor inconveniences detract from your Rehoboth Beach Film Society November ~ 2013 9 Welcome Letter from Sue and Joe and Sue from Letter Welcome As Sue Sees It

2013 represents a year of “newness” for the Rehoboth Beach Film Society. As reported last year, the Membership Committee started to work on ways to improve the membership structure. The following goals guided the process:

• Offering value and options • Modernizing to online ticket sales • Maintaining reasonable dues and fees • Striving for equitable distribution of ticket sales • Ensuring long-term sustainability

A proposed restructuring was presented to several focus groups representing all membership levels Sue Early Executive Director during the early summer. In response to focus group feedback, adjustments were made to the proposed Rehoboth Beach Film Society structure. The new design will be announced in December and launched at the start of 2014!

From a programming perspective, the Film Society has expanded to now being a presenter of The Metropolitan Opera Live in HD in partnership with the Cape Henlopen Educational Fund. In addition, the Society is conducting a Film Appreciation class for ninth graders at Sussex Academy as part of the school’s arts education component. Both of these new services will broaden the Society’s outreach.

The Film Society’s headquarters is in a building that was moved from downtown Rehoboth Beach to its current location in the early 1970s. Recently it underwent several improvements and upgrades which will help conserve energy, improve operations, and increase the property’s value. These modifications also add newness to an old building.

As with every year, this Festival will bring newness to the audience; new films, new friends, and new opportunities to volunteer.

Thank you for supporting the efforts of the Rehoboth Beach Film Society to make the best independent films accessible now and throughout the year. Sue Early, Executive Director, Rehoboth Beach Film Society

As Joe Sees It

Remember the game you played as a kid; you throw a dart at a world map (or variation where you flip quickly through the pages of a world atlas) and where it stopped was the place you were going to visit or move? It seems that is how this year’s Festival developed. The programming dart was thrown at the film map and the results are a wonderful variety of languages, countries, and cultures. Without specifically looking for films within one region the dart often found its way to the Middle East with films from AfghanistanThe ( Patience Stone), Saudi Arabia (Wadjda), Egypt (Uprising and Cairo 678) and Lebanon (The Attack).

A surprising destination for the dart was North Korea (yes I said NORTH) where we find Comrade Kim Goes Flying, a little gem of a film that harkens back to the good old family films of the 50s and 60s in all its technicolor glory. The opposite is the documentary Camp 14 – Total Control Zone, on the horrific conditions of a man born into a North Korean work camp who escapes and tells his story. Joe Bilancio Festival Program Director Not straying too far, the dart also landed close to home in the USA where terrific films highlight a broad Rehoboth Beach scope of subjects. Let The Fire Burn reminds us of the MOVE organization which spurred violence and Independent Film Festival strained race relations in Philadelphia. Blue Caprice follows the actions of the DC Snipers, which shook many of us to the core, and the film will do the same. A Baltimore native Divine is beautifully documented in the delightful I Am Divine. Those are just a few of the many films with local connections and the Regional Showcase one again brings even more.

This year’s COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT showcases Germany with a variety of genres and styles, accompanied by a terrific seminar highlighting the industry of German film. Speaking of seminars, our Friday seminar blends current events and film while taking a look at Egypt and the current and future impact of the revolution. Finally, Liane Hansen interviews Brian Geraghty discussing his path to success.

I could go on and on and on, but instead I’ll end by suggesting you grab a Festival program, a dart and throw your way to film festival bliss.

Joe Bilancio, Festival Program Director, Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival

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Production of the Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival is made possible through the support of many businesses, and individuals. The Rehoboth Beach Film Society thanks the following sponsors for their generous support which collectively helps make this Festival a wonderful, cultural event that is enjoyed by several thousand film buffs:

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Beyond The Hills (Dupa Dealuri)

Romania’s Oscar Submission Best Foreign Language Film (Finalist) Best Screenplay & Best Actress – Cannes Film Festiva Best Film - Mar de Plata Best Film (Audience) - Thessaloniki

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This harrowing, visually stunning new film from and return with her to Germany, but as the fateful hour draws near, director Cristian Mungiu (4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Voichita seems disinclined to go, and so Alina stays on for a while, Days), inspired by the non-fiction novels of Tatiana which is when the real trouble begins. Inspired by a case of alleged Niculescu Bran, unfolds in and around a remote demonic possession that occurred in Romania’s Moldova region in monastery where pious young women toil dutifully 2005, Beyond the Hills is not a supernatural thriller but rather an all under the ever-watchful eye of an austere priest too believable portrait of dogma at odds with personal liberty in a known as Papa. As the film opens, Alina arrives to society still emerging from the shadow of Communism. visit her friend Voichita, one of the nuns in training. As children, the two women lived together in an [Dir. Cristian Mungiu, 2012, Romania/France/Belgium, DCP, 152 mins. orphanage where the tough, short-tempered Alina In Romanian with English subtitles.] served as a protector for her more delicate friend. Now, Alina wants Voichita to leave her cloistered life Website: www.sundanceselects.com/films/beyond-the-hills

Bluebird

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Utilizing amazing performances from Amy Morton, and relationships are soon stretched to their limits as the town’s John Slattery, Louisa Krause, Emily Meade, Margo fabric threatens to tear. Beautifully lensed, Bluebird immerses Martindale and Adam Driver, Writer/director Lance the viewer in the particular world of this sparsely-populated town, Edmands’ finely-crafted feature debut is a heart- which finds itself in crisis in the middle of an already difficult winter. rending insight into the consequences faced by a The characters’ reactions, and indeed their physical and mental small Maine logging town when a series of seemingly selves, are informed for better and worse by the town’s remote mundane acts leads to a tragic incident. The close-knit location and unforgiving winters. Edmands’ Maine roots give him community struggles to cope with the fallout from this the understanding required to craft these exceptionally genuine grim episode, which leaves a young boy’s life hanging characters and endow the film with its unique psychological space. in the balance. As the town grapples with the tragedy, handwringing quickly gives way to finger pointing, [Dir. Lance Edmands, 2013, USA, DCP, 90 mins.] 34

Blue Caprice MPAA Rating: R

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Blue Caprice is inspired by the Beltway sniper attacks shootings in public places. Their weapon: a sniper rifle, fired during which two men, John Muhammed and Lee from the trunk of a blue Chevrolet Caprice. Marked by captivating Malvo, conducted a siege of terror on metropolitan performances by Isaiah Washington and Tequan Richmond, lyrical Washington, D.C. This striking feature film debut of camerawork, and a unique and bold structure, the film documents writer-director Alexandre Moors is a harrowing yet the mechanisms that lead its subjects to embrace physical violence. restrained psychological thriller about an abandoned Painting a riveting portrait of 21st-century America and a haunting boy lured to America into the shadows of a dangerous depiction of two cold-blooded killers, Blue Caprice will endure long father figure. Blue Caprice investigates the notorious after the lights come up. and horrific Beltway sniper attacks from the point of view of the two killers, whose distorted father-son [Dir. Alexandre Moors, 2013, USA, DCP, 94 mins.] relationship facilitated their long and bloody journey across America. Their method: a series of random Website: www.bluecapricefilm.com

Breaking the Girls

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Beauty and brains are a lethal combination in this friendship develops, the sexual sparks prove irresistible. As they sexy psychological thriller by director, Jamie Babbit discuss what to do about Brooke, Alex tells Sara about Nina, her (Itty Bitty Titty Committee and But I am a Cheerleader). gold-digging stepmother. When Alex casually suggests to Sara that The film centers on Sara, a twenty-something, all their problems would be solved if they killed each other’s enemies, ambitious, law student, who is supplementing her Sara shrugs off the suggestion as a joke, but then, somebody turns legal scholarship with a bartending gig. When fellow up dead. Reminiscent of Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train, Babbit has classmate Brooke sees Sara stealing from the tip cooked up a plot so deliciously twisted and over-the-top, that once jar, she ensures that the gorgeous strawberry-blond it’s in motion, it’s not clear where it’s going to lead. bartender is fired. On the same night, Sara meets Alex (Madeline Zima, Californication), a wild trust-fund [Dir. Jamie Babbit, 2012, USA, Blu-ray, 83 mins.] beauty, who offers Sara a shoulder to cry on. As the

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Renoir MPAA Rating: R

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As lovely and haunting as a painting by the Master wounded in the war, has arrived home to convalesce. Andree casts a himself, this exquisite film tells of the final years of very different spell over him, throwing him into conflict not only with Master painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. It is 1915. his father, but also with his patriotic determination to re-enlist and Crippled by arthritis and mourning the loss of his wife, return to the front. Combining lush cinematography and outstanding Renoir’s life is suddenly given a renewed purpose by performances, Renoir is an exhibition not just for the eyes and mind, the arrival of Andree, a beautiful young girl looking to but for the heart as well. model for him. She reinvigorates his artistic spirit and unsettles his female household staff. Andree is also a [Dir. Gilles Bourdos, 2012, France, DCP, 111 mins. In French and fiery, elemental spirit and renews the great painter’s Italian with English subtitles.] struggles to overcome a failing body and produce art of honesty and passion. But Renoir’s son Jean, badly Website: www.renoir-lefilm.com

Comrade Kim Goes Flying

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The first North Korean feature made with Western as the girl with the million-dollar (or more accurate million–won) production partners in over 30 years, and the first smile, viewers will delight in the quirky, sweet but bold personality to be shot entirely in North Korea, Comrade Kim of Comrade Kim in a film that presents a rare opportunity to witness Goes Flying tells the tale of a young coal miner who escapist entertainment from the secretive socialist state. This wants to pursue her dream of becoming a trapeze gorgeously-filmed romantic comedy transports us to a fantastic artist. Starring real-life Pyongyang Circus acrobat world seemingly out of time, with astonishing, technicolor, candy- Han Jong-sim, this visually glossy and handsomely colored images of the seldom-seen North Korea. appointed item sparkles with knockabout humor, soul- stirring underdog drama and innocent romance as Kim [Dirs. Kim Gwang-hun, Nicholas Bonner and Anja Daelemans, 2012, gradually attracts the attention and respect of Pak, North Korea/Belgium/UK, DCP, 80 mins. In Korean with English the circus strongman who at first scoffs at the idea of subtitles.] a manual laborer from the sticks being able to execute quadruple somersaults in mid-air. Fun, fascinating Website: www.Comradekimgoesflying.com and with a delightful central performance by Han

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Demons (Deemonid)

Best Cinematography – Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival

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The lure of the casino, filled with glitter and stop gambling is as if they’re possessed by the devil himself. Ain excitement, can be a path to hell for those suffering Maeotsa evokes dynamic performances from the three actors that with gambling addiction. This is the story of three will fill you with compassion and perhaps a deeper understanding such people in Estonia; Joko, a young, advertising of addiction. The movie clearly shows that addiction is far more than agent with a pregnant wife, who simply wants to make “a bad habit,” but a chronic disease that can very well end in death… a little money for his growing family; Mrs. Reeda, a even gambling addiction…and even in Estonia. grandmother and math tutor, who likes the fun of slot machines; and Ants, an elderly warehouse manager [Dir. Ain Maeotsa, 2013, Estonia, DCP, 118 mins. In Estonian with whose longstanding addiction has defined his life. English subtitles.] They face loss and destruction, but their inability to

The Face of Love

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Annette Bening and Ed Harris star in this genre bending of Garrett? Add in the neighbor (who was Garrett’s best friend), a film. Simply put, The Face of Love is the story of a loveable Robin Williams who has unrequited feelings for Nikki, and widow named Nikki (Bening) who, several years after finally Nikki’s daughter, who just finds the situation more than she the loss of her husband Garrett, meets Tom (Harris), can handle. While Nikki tries to keep the relationship strong, Tom a painter and college professor, who looks exactly like feels there is something wrong while at the same time he himself is her deceased spouse. Suddenly, a flood of old feelings harboring a secret. Part romantic comedy, part family drama, and rush back to her and she realizes she’s met the love of part psychological warfare, The Face of Love is wholly original and a her life…again, or has she? Of course, all that could real treat for lovers of many genres. go wrong confounds the simplicity. The psychological toll it takes on her mind. Is Tom real? Does she like [Dir. Arie Posin, 2013, USA, DCP, 108 mins.] Tom for himself or for the fact that he reminds her November ~ 2013 41 Feature Films Feature

Free Fall (Freier Fall)

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In this moving and sexy drama, Marc is shaken to everyone’s expectations - least of all his own. Director and co-writer the core when he meets fellow police officer, Kay, Stephan Lacant showcases the peculiar blend of homoeroticism and on a training course and begins to develop feelings homophobia that exists in a mostly male environment like a police for him. When Kay asks to be transferred to Marc’s force. Most refreshing of all, no one is an out-and-out villain in the unit, the latter’s well-arranged life begins to sink film, except perhaps a society that hinders people like Marc from into chaos. Torn between his love for his pregnant being their true and fully realized selves. girlfriend Bettina and the rush of a completely new experience, his life spins increasingly out of control. [Dir. Stephan Lacant, 2013, Germany, DCP, 100 mins. In German He soon finds himself estranged more and more from with English subtitles.] his family, but running away with Kay is not an option. Then one day Kay disappears without warning and Website: www.wolfereleasing.com leaves no forwarding address. It dawns on Marc that his absence has ripped a gaping hole in his life. With This film is part of the COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: GERMANY his situation in free fall, Marc can no longer satisfy

Hannah Arendt MPAA Rating: PG-13

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German director Margarethe von Trotta beautifully her life forever. Using black-and-white footage from the actual turns invisible passion for thought into an immersive, Eichmann trials and weaving a narrative that spans three countries, taut drama. This urbane take on the life, career this stunning biopic features legendary German actress Barbara and loves of German Jewish philosopher Hannah Sukowa, brilliant as Arendt, the philosopher who embodied self- Arendt (1906–1975) shines a light on one of the most assurance and the capacity for love, the implacability of thought and celebrated independent thinkers of the 20th century. the deep need for friendship in equal measure. Among the leading A refugee from Germany, Arendt surfaces in an Upper characters is Mary McCarthy, a close friend and confidant (played by West Side apartment and in classrooms of the New twice Oscar® nominated Janet McTeer). School where she teaches. Already a successful writer, New Yorker magazine sends her to Jerusalem in 1961 [Dir. Margarethe von Trotta, 2012, Germany, DCP, 113 mins. In to write about the trial of Adolph Eichmann, one of German and English with English subtitles.] the architects of the Nazis’ genocidal “final solution.” Transfixed and agitated, Arendt begins to formulate Website: http://www.zeitgeistfilms.com/hannaharendt her now famous concept, “the banality of evil,” that opens up a flood of controversy that will change This film is part of the COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: GERMANY 42

Honeymoon (Libanky)

Best Director – Karlovy Vary International

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It’s the wedding day of Radim and pregnant Tereza. Meanwhile, Ales and young Dominik become acquainted over a As the family walks into church, Dominik, Radim’s mutual interest in photography. Ales lends the youth a vintage Nikon. adolescent son from his 1st marriage, breaks his As Radim watches Dominik with the camera, dark memories of his glasses. They make a quick visit to the optometry shop past surface. Honeymoon will keep you in suspense until the very next to the church. The optometrist, Ales, recognizes end. A magnificent score accentuates the beautiful cinematography. Radim and the suspense begins. Ales has his reasons Directed by Jan Hrebejk, it crowns his loose trilogy beginning with for crashing the wedding reception, held at the family’s Kawasaki Rose (2009) and Innocence (2011), whose characters also large and beautiful country estate. Radim pretends have to contend with dark memories of their past. not to know Ales, nor the meaning of the mysterious gift he presents. Ales is intent on telling Tereza [Dir. Jan Hrebejk, 2013, Czech Republic/Slovakia, DCP, 97 mins. In the tragic story of the past that her new husband is Czech and English with English subtitles.] hiding. When she confronts Radim, he shrugs it off.

I’m So Excited (Los Amantes Pasajeros) MPAA Rating: R

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A psychic, a hit-man, a dominatrix, a crooked business a lie; skinny tequila- and tablet-fueled Ulloa; and the overweight and person and a soap star (no, it is not the start to bad repressed Fajas, who carries with him a portable altar at which he a joke), these are among the passengers aboard a prays for passengers’ souls. With a candy-colored exuberance that disaster-prone aircraft in Pedro Almodóvar’s bawdy, only an Almódovar film can have, get ready for a one-way ticket to mischievous, mescaline-laced new comedy of bad binge-drinking, pill-popping and other such things people shouldn’t do manners. When a Spanish flight heading for Mexico with their seatbelts fastened. It is going to be a bumpy, but very fun ride. City is found to have defective landing gear, the crew decides to forego panicking in favor of a mile-high party. [Dir. Pedro Almodovar, 2013, Spain, DCP, 90 mins. In Spanish with Presiding over the party is a trio of flamboyant male English subtitles.] flight attendants, squeezed into slightly overstretched uniforms, who manage to keep the banter lively: Website: www.sonyclassics.com Joserra, a high-strung motor-mouth incapable of telling November ~ 2013 433 Feature Films Feature

In Hiding (W UKRYCIU)

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Janina is a young Polish woman living a lonely life the war ends, Janina keeps news of the liberation from Ester, as her with the father that raised her following her mother’s erotic fascination gives way to an obsessive desire to keep Ester suicide. Towards the end of WWII, she is quite to herself at all cost. In Hiding is a universal story with a unique, concerned upon discovering that her father agreed surprising twist. It is a story of human desperation with raw emotion to hide the daughter of his Jewish friend. She quickly that can make us renounce all moral inhibitions and the potential becomes fascinated with the fun-loving Ester, a horrors that result. The two actresses give riveting performances beautiful ballerina, who dreams of resuming a happy that will linger with you long after the film ends. life when the war ends. When Janina’s father gets arrested, she is left to continue hiding Ester, and they [Dir. Jan Kidawa-Blonski, 2013, Poland, DCP, 103 mins. In Polish with live in nearly total isolation. Loneliness and fear bring English subtitles.] them closer together with increasing intimacy. When

In The Name Of (W Imie…)

Teddy Award (Best GLBT Film) - Berlinale

THUR nov 7 5:15 PM-6:55 PM SUN NOVv 10 10:15 AM-11:55 AM

In the Name Of is the captivating and emotionally supervision is wild, Lukasz, a nearly mute local. As the mutual powerful story of a charismatic Catholic priest connection and friendship develops between the pair, Adam finds struggling to reconcile his deep-rooted faith with his growing attraction to the troubled Luckasz difficult to resist. the desires he has long fought to suppress. Father Director Szumowska has crafted a beautifully textured and visually Adam is the spiritual head of a small parish in rural powerful work that takes a humane, non-judgemental look at the Poland where he also oversees a center for troubled contradictions of Catholicism and sexuality. The film is an engaging teenage boys. Playing football and joining in manual portrait of confused emotions, longing and loneliness, and leaves construction work, T-shirted Adam leads with a stern us with the hope that, in accepting our failings, there is a chance for hand and a sympathetic ear, earning the respect of happiness and self-acceptance. his charges. The atmosphere of danger and violence permeating the young men’s lives and actions [Dir. Malgoska Szumowska, 2012, Poland, DCP, 97 mins. In Polish never truly disappears, however; it is merely kept with English subtitles.] in precarious check by the devout priest. Against this backdrop, Father Adam’s personal temptations Website: www.Filmmovement.com emerge. Among the young men under Father Adam’s 44

Jackie

Best Film, Best Actress & Best Producer – Golden and Platin Sponsored by:

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Raised in Amsterdam by a gay couple, 33-year-old have never met (Academy Award® winner Holly Hunter), personalities fraternal twins Sofie and Daan could not be more clash, values are tested, and cultures collide. On the road in Jackie’s different. Sofie (played expertly by Carice van Houten, old and shabby RV, this becomes an adventurous and life-changing Game of Thrones) is a prim, ambitious magazine journey filled with confrontations, challenges and surprises. With editor and an uncompromising workaholic with few beautiful cinematography, shot on location in the breathtaking deser t close relationships. Daan, (real-life sibling Jelka van landscapes of New Mexico, Jackie is a fresh and heartwarming Houten) on the other hand, is a warm free spirit who cross-cultural take on the classic American road movie. is married to a man who doesn’t share her outlook on life. Despite their pronounced dissimilarities, the [Dir. Antoinette Beumer, 2012, Blu-ray, Netherlands/USA, sisters have been able to maintain a close bond over In Dutch and English with English subtitles.] the years, but when they receive an out-of-the-blue phone call from Jackie, the biological mother they Website: www.tribecafilm.com/tribecafilm/filmguide/jackie

The Jewish Cardinal

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A Jewish Cardinal, is that possible? Well, yes and no, as as a Catholic Jew, earning him both friends and enemies in each you will come to find out in this exciting star-studded group. When Carmelite nuns settle down to build a convent within French biopic. The Jewish Cardinal tells the amazing the cursed walls of Auschwitz, Lustiger finds himself a mediator true story of Jean-Marie Lustiger, the son of Polish- between the two communities - and may be forced at last to choose Jewish immigrants, who maintained his cultural his side. identity as a Jew even after converting to Catholicism at a young age, and later joining the priesthood. Quickly [Dir. Ilan Duran Cohen, 2012, France, Blu-ray, 90 mins. In French rising within the ranks of the Church, Lustiger was with English subtitles.] appointed Archbishop of Paris by Pope Jean Paul II, and found a new platform to celebrate his dual identity Website: www.filmmovement.com November ~ 2013 45 Feature Films Feature

Key of Life (Kagi-dorobo no Mesoddo)

Best Film - Hawaii International Sponsored by: Best Screenplay - Shanghai International

thurs nov 7 12:20 PM-2:30 PM FRI NOVv 8 2:30 PM-4:40 PM

SAt nov 9 10:30 AM-12:40 PM Suzanne Ziegler

In this comical farce from Japan, the lives of three has quite the knack for playing a loser actor who, only days before, people intertwine thanks to a knock on the head. tried to kill himself. With all the classic farcical elements, a crisis of Takeshi is an out-of-work actor at the end of his rope identity plays out in hilarious fashion just as Takeshi finds he must –literally. Kondo is a contract killer with ice flowing actually try to kill someone other than himself, and Kondo’s memory through his veins. But when he slips and loses his begins to return. Funny, sweet, and charming, Key of Life is another memory, his identity is taken over by Takeshi who great screwball comedy from one of Japan’s best. must now play the most important role of his life: Kondo the Killer. Kanae is a beautiful career woman [Dir, Kenji Uchida, 2012, Japan, DCP, 128 mins. In Japanese with who has her wedding planned and ready to go. She just English subtitles.] needs a groom. Living as Kondo is fun for Takeshi who enjoys the fast life, but Kondo is struggling to get by Website: www.Filmmovement.com as Takeshi. Thanks to Kanae’s help, Kondo learns he

Kilimanjaro

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[Both screenings include Q&A with director and actor]

F o r y e a r s , D o u g C o l l i n s (B r i a n G e r a g h t y ) h a s b e e n w a d i n g In the face of challenges from every direction, Doug realizes his real through a routine unsatisfying job and an increasingly obstacle is not the 20,000 foot mountain, but overcoming the naysayers miserable relationship. He’s approaching 30 and things that keep him down, including himself. aren’t getting any better. He starts to wonder if the best years of his life are already passing him by. After [Dir. Walter Strafford, 2013, USA, Blu-ray, 80 mins.] his girlfriend moves out, Doug pushes himself to live a more fulfilling life, and he decides to start with a simple, Website: www.kilimovie.com ordinary task: summiting Mt. Kilimanjaro. To cut the figurative cord with his former life, Doug ends up putting Be sure to join Brian Geraghty actor and star of Kilimanjaro for A on an actual one, and so his arduous training begins. CONVERSATION WITH: Brian Geraghty, November 9, 9:00AM–10:30AM. First-time director Walter Strafford creates a genuine See page 92 for further information and funny film of a man who wants to live before he dies.

Dogfish Head Shorts: This year the Off-Centered Film Fest sponsored by Dogfish Head took place in Austin, TX with the theme “Off-Centered, HIP- HOP(s)” We are happy to present the top three finishers. In 3rd Place - Hippie Hip Hop Hipster Hippity Hops directed by Joe DeWitt from Pittsburgh, PA. In 2nd Place - Duel of the Dogfish 2: Positive Contact directed by Raymond Lai of Long Beach, CA and the winner is… Brew Mamma directed by Giselle Kennedy of Hood River, OR. Enjoy the off-centered fun from Dogfish Head. 46

Kuma

Best Narrative – Hamptons International Best Actress – Molodist International Best Director – Leece Festival of European Films Feature Films thur nov 7 7:20 PM-8:55 PM FRI NOVv 8 7:05 PM-8:40 PM SAt nov 9 7:15 PM-8:50 PM

When Ayse celebrates her wedding almost everyone in A special friendship evolves between the two different women but her Turkish village believes her to have married Hasan this relationship is soon put to the test when the family has to face who is just a few years her senior. But in fact, she is a stroke of fate. Director Umut Dag’s description of the complex sent to Vienna as Hasan’s father Mustafa’s second wife. microcosm of a Turkish family living in Vienna displays a great deal She arrives in Austria and receives a mixed welcome of sensitivity in a work that explores the relationship between the old from her new family. At first, Mustafa’s children, some and the new, loyalty and friendship, and the deep-seated emotions of whom are older than Ayse, turn their back on the that ensue. girl. Only Fatma, Mustafa’s wife of many years who is now dying of cancer, seems genuinely pleased: now [Dir. Umut Dag, 2012, Austria, DCP, 93 mins. In German and Turkish she can be assured of a good successor to tend to her with English subtitles. husband, to whom she has been a loyal and obedient Muslim wife. Website: www.kuma-film.com

The Last Sentence (Dom Over Dod Man)

Best Actress – Chicago International Sponsored by: Best Director – Montreal World

thurs nov 7 8:15 PM-10:25 PM

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SAt nov 9 1:25 PM-3:35 PM In Memory of Eve Kovalchick

Sweden’s western neighbors Norway and Denmark mesmerizing dream landscapes, he reconnects with the dead women were invaded by the Nazis in 1940, while its eastern in his life, including his Jewish mistress. The film’s narrative is as neighbor Finland was attacked by the Soviet Union. spellbinding as its message is clear: Man has a moral duty to speak Fearing for the survival of Sweden as an independent out against evil, an obligation that transcends time and geography. nation, the countr y’s elites chose a polic y of silence and Beautifully filmed in black-and-white, The Last Sentence by renowned compliance during World War II. Few Swedes dared to Swedish director Jan Troell, is guaranteed to stay with audience speak up against the evil around them. Among those members long after they have left the theater. who did, nobody was as loud and as uncompromising as Swedish anti-Nazi journalist Torgny Segerstedt. [Dir. Jan Troell, 2012, Sweden, DCP, 126 mins. In Swedish with English In the eyes of many of his countrymen, his pen was subtitles.] far more dangerous to Sweden than the Nazi sword. Amidst the political turmoil of the times, Segerstedt’s Website: www.musicboxfilms.com own personal life became chaotic and dramatic. In November ~ 2013 47 Feature Films Feature

Le Week-end

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M o v i e s h a v e l a t e l y t u r n e d t h e i r a t t e n t i o n t o t h e r o m a n t i c them out physically, this relationship has emotional contours the lives of older people, but often do so in an “isn’t that Marquis de Sade could embrace. When Meg and Nick run into their charming” manner that verges on condescending. insufferably successful old friend, played with pure delight by Jeff Bracing, prickly, and full of passion, Le Week-end’s Goldblum, their squabbles rise to a register that’s both emotionally characters shed the cozy comfort of retiree romantic rich and very funny. At times sharply comic and deadly serious, Le comedes for an altogether more interesting love story. Week-end is full of surprises. Director Roger Michell ( Notting Hill, Meg (Lindsay Duncan) and Nick (Jim Broadbent) have Hyde Park on Hudson) has shown us the pleasures of complicated been together forever. For their thirtieth wedding romance before, but never has his filmmaking felt freer. This is one anniversary, they’ve chosen to return to Paris, where of the most enjoyable love stories we’ve seen all year. they honeymooned. It’s not long before the city of light begins reflecting the couple’s conflicts right back [Dir. Roger Michell, 2013, UK/France, DCP, 93 mins.] at them. Although they would never stoop to acting

Oh Boy

Best Film, Best Actor, Best Director, Sponsored by: Best Supporting Actor, Best Music & Best Screenplay - German Oscars

thur nov 7 6:05 PM-7:30 PM

FRI NOVv 8 6:20 PM-7:45 PM John & Carolyn Cotter

The surprise winner of six German Film Awards everything thanks to his big beautiful eyes; but now suddenly it’s (Germany’s Oscars) including Best Film, Oh Boy time to grow up. The tragicomic Oh Boy, filmed in sunny black-and- shocked all of the big budget commercial films. Niko white, is a portrait of a young man on the verge of adulthood. With (Germany’s current ‘it-boy’ Tom Schilling) is almost 30 the help of a jazzy soundtrack, the film smoothly guides us from a and good-looking but he’s done absolutely nothing with cheerful slacker comedy into a poignant ode to Berlin, its residents his life. Suddenly, all his problems speed up at once: and its past. girlfriend, father, money, and university, to a point where sitting down for a coffee seems impossible. [Dir. Jan Ole Gerster, 2012, Germany, Blu-ray, 83 mins. In German and The day starts off unpromisingly enough with his (ex) English with English subtitles.] girlfriend. He then loses his driver’s license after a bizarre psychological test, his bank account is blocked Website: www.musicboxfilms.com/oh-boy-movies-79.php and finally, an encounter with an old schoolmate goes horribly wrong. Along the way, Niko begins to This film is part of COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: GERMANY realize he has managed to get away with pretty much 48

Omamamia

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Where shall we put grandma? Her permanently anxious adventure–but their attempt to receive a Papal blessing almost and stressed daughter, Marie, knows exactly where: ends in disaster. Starring the wonderful Marianne Sägebrecht as the neighborhoods’ idyllically situated retirement the spirited oldster and Italian great Giancarlo Giannini as silver- home where she can find friends of “her own age.” tongued Silvio, Omamamia is a light-hearted, tender romp through But Granny has other ideas; she wants to see the Pope the splendors of Rome that proves blood is thicker than water and in Rome, and no one can stop her plan. She wants to family ties go deep. finally confess a troubling sin to the highest possible power. She resolves to make the journey alone, and [Dir. Tomy Wigand, 2012, Germany, DCP, 105 mins. In German, English ends up one day on the doorstep of her granddaughter, and Italian with English subtitles.] Martina. What she doesn’t know is that Martina also has a secret, and that a private audience with the Pope Website: www.Globalscreen.de is virtually impossible for mere mortals. Together with sly bon vivant, Lorenzo, the three set off on an This film is part of COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: GERMANY

Paris Under Watch (Aux Yeux de Tous)

Signis Award (Special Commendation) - FilmFest DC Sponsored by:

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SAt nov 9 8:05 PM-9:30 PM John Metz

A tour de force of visual style, Paris Under Watch puzzle start to assemble, we wonder who the watcher is and what his reveals its gripping story via the various surveillance plan is. The film is as mesmerizing for its fiction as it is frightening footage that monitors our every move, day and night. for being possible. The payoff is as satisfying as it is worrisome for We begin with a bomb explosion in the Paris subway, its sharp comment about our future. Told with equal parts style and thought to be a terrorist attack. Although the news visual flair and gripping plot twists and turns, Paris Under Watch is a claims that security footage was destroyed, we know unique film sure to stay with you after the credits role. this is not true because we are watching someone manipulate the images and access the entire city’s [Dir. Cedric Jimenez, 2012, France, DCP, 85 mins. In French with camera network, from private computer webcams English subtitles.] to police and government offices to street corner cameras—seemingly the entire digital infrastructure Website: www.Filmsdistribution.com of Paris that makes up modern life. A s pieces of a grand

The Patience Stone MPAA Rating: R

Afghanistan’s Oscar Submission Best Foreign Language Film Best Actress – Gijon International

Feature Films THURS nov 7 12:25 PM-2:10 PM FRI NOVv 8 12:15 PM-2:00 PM SAt nov 9 2:20 PM-4:05 PM

What does it mean to be a woman in a world ruled by become confessions. And we learn to what lengths a woman will go religion and violence? A poetic and politically charged to avoid abandonment and rejection. Based on his 2008 novel of the allegory, The Patience Stone focuses on the plight of same name, Atiq Rahimi’s The Patience Stone reveals the complicated women ruled by archaic laws and traditions. Set in a inner workings of one woman’s mind and her secret life in a world war-torn neighborhood in an unnamed country that very circumscribed by patriarchy and custom. Daring in both content and much resembles Afghanistan, a woman cares for her style, this is a brave and important film. husband, who has been in a coma for over two weeks. Sitting in silence hour after hour, the woman takes the [Dir. Atiq Rahimi, 2012, Afghanistan/France/Germany/UK, DCP, advice of her aunt and begins a one-sided conversation 102 mins. In Persian with English subtitles.] with her comatose husband. For the first time in her life, she feels he is listening to her. And she begins to Website: www.sonyclassics.com reflect on her life. Slowly but surely, the reflections

Pit Stop

Grand Jury Prize (Texas Competition) – Dallas International Best Feature Film (Jury) – Miami International GLBT Best Screenplay – Nashville

SAt nov 9 4:10 PM-5:30 PM SUN NOVv 10 2:40 PM-4:00 PM

Recovering from an ill-fated affair with a married man, of an obser ver, allowing us—even if just for a moment—to understand Gabe finds solace in the relationship he maintains with what it means to be an outsider. The emotional isolation the two men his ex-wife and daughter. On the other side of town, have grown accustomed to is captured in a subtle, optimistic, poetic Ernesto evades life at home with his current live-in fashion while avoiding melodrama. In a refreshingly quiet film, ex-boyfriend by spending much of his spare time in Tan’s protagonists never try to run away from their relatively hollow the hospital with an ailing past love. Impervious to the surroundings, but opt to fill life’s deepest voids with their tenacious monotony of their blue-collar world, they maintain an confidence. unwavering yearning for romance. Far from the gay centers of the world, director Yen Tan explores the [Dir. Yen Tan, 2013, USA, Blu-ray, 80 mins.] complex and oft-forgotten lives of gay men in small- town America. The understated, contemplative nature Website: www.pitstopthemovie.com of Ernesto and Gabe’s stor y is told from the perspective November ~ 2013 51 Feature Films Feature

Reaching for the Moon (Lores Raras)

Best Feature (Audience) – Frameline, Sponsored by: The San Francisco International GLBT Best Feature - InsideOut, The Toronto International GLBT Best Narrative - Outfest, The Los Angeles GLBT

Fri nov 8 2:05 PM-4:05 PM

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It is 1951. New York poet Elizabeth Bishop is looking to date, designing Parque do Flamengo in Rio. Elizabeth accepts an for new inspiration for her work. She travels to Rio academic teaching post in the USA and the women drift apart. Lota, de Janeiro to visit Mary, a college friend. The shy at all other times brimming with self-confidence, is inconsolable. Elizabeth is overwhelmed by Brazilian sensuality. She Fuelled by destructive bouts of alcohol consumption, this eternal is the antithesis to Mary’s dashing partner, architect triangle plays out against the backdrop of the military coup of 1964. Lota de Macedo Soares. Although frosty at first, the Bishop’s moving poems are at the core of the film, which lushly architec t soon makes a pl ay for Elizabeth and, w hen her illustrates a crucial phase in the life of the influential Pulitzer prize- scheduled departure is unexpectedly delayed, the poet winning poet. finally succumbs to Lota’s advances. Mary is jealous, but unconventional Lota is determined to have both [Dir. Bruno Barreto, 2013, Brazil, DCP, 118 mins. In English and women at all costs. Their ménage à trois is thrown off Portuguese with English subtitles.] balance when Lota starts work on her biggest project

The Rocket

Best Debut Film, Best Generation K-Plus & Sponsored by: Amnesty International - Berlinale Best Feature (Audience & Jury) - Tribeca Australia’s 2013 Oscar submission Best Foreign Language Film

thurs nov 7 7:00 PM-8:40 PM Bob & Val Cloutier

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Ahlo is a ten-year-old Laotian boy, believed to be a bad competition deadline. The Rocket effectively ratchets up the tension luck charm. He is blamed for several disasters that while also tugging at the audience’s heartstrings in this moving tale befall his village and destroy his family’s home. While of a misunderstood boy desperately seeking redemption. The Rocket moving through the still battle-scarred landscape of is also notable for being one of the first feature films since the end Laos, Ahlo and his family meet Kia, a plucky nine-year- of the Vietnam War to be shot in Laos, the most bombed country, old orphan girl, and her eccentric “Uncle Purple,” a per-capita. The director was able to gain unprecedented access to purple-suited former soldier with a weakness for ancient Laotian rituals and festivals that have rarely been captured rice wine and James Brown. Determined to prove on film. that he’s not cursed, Ahlo decides to enter the local Rocket Festival, an annual competition to see who can [Dir. Kim Mordaunt, 2013, Australia/Laos/Thailand, DCP, 96 mins. build the biggest and best model rocket. With the help In Lao with English subtitles.] of Kia and Purple, Ahlo works feverishly and risks a potential explosion to get his design ready before the Website: www.kinolorber.com Feature Films this year. Part beguiling love story, part noir murder murder noir part story, love beguiling Cannes at Part year. surprises this explicit sexually was most thriller the of one existential this in tragic the and comic the of mix steamy idiosyncratic, Guiraudie’s Alain his attraction. negate to little does discovers he his which of one conquests, drowning Michel witnesses Franck evening, One Michel. lethal dangerously and mustache-sporting but his eye and libido are more tickledHenri, by the 70s-porn- obese with friendship a up striking himself Franckfinds romantic young Handsome forest. nearby the sunbatheand hunt forsexual encountersanonymous in In a picturesque lakeside spot in southern France, men of afoul runs he as control of out spin to start it. events But building about sets Craig together, can days they their out where live property their on house smaller new, a them build to is dilemma this to answer home. the that a Deciding in children her put to he’s grown coming is time their the though suggesting subject, and are the aging, avoid of to signs determined showing has been Irene Brunswick headstrong, lately and New hearty the is Craig on While shore. decades farm for large the inhabited on reside they’ve who couple elderly an Irene, and asCraig star Bujold andGenevieve Cromwell James 52 (Un CertanRegard) –Cannes Website: www.stillmine.ca DCP, mins.] 102 Canada, 2012, McGowan, [Dir. Michael mystery, mystery, F thur Queer Palm(BestGLBTFilm)&BestDirector ( S still. other, each humor, to wry with laced and devoted events true on are Based and traumas life’s weathered wife. who’ve headstrong occasionally faltering, the Together as a a couple for treat and the the eyes heart the pair provides as Bujold behold tale. to finer upbeat wonder a a surprisingly is given and never stirring has this in than Cromwell days. performance elder plans happy his couple’s upend to the threatens for obstinacy his and bureaucracy, local the Website: www.filmsdulosange.fr/en/film/198/stranger-by-the-lake English subtitles.] with French In DCP, mins. 97 France, 2013, Guiraudie, [Dir. Alain auteurs. overlooked most France’s of one oddly by and effort accomplished and observant, provocative a is and It crisp nightmarish. or dreamlike, once at of are ambiance that grab unique will film’s atmospherics the what eerie is are sex impressive most gay is of what scenes headlines, graphic its codes While peculiar of rituals. set a and by abide to have witness silent and murderer Seattle International W Best Actor –CanadianScreen Awards and S [Both screenings includes a Q&A with the director] the with aQ&A includes screenings [Both nov F thur i nov ri i nov ri L d nov ed t till ’ I s r n a c Stranger by the Lake the by Stranger n nov 7 onnu du la

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Test

Best Film (Jury) & Best Screenplay – Sponsored by: Outfest, The Los Angles GLBT

SAt nov 9 6:35 PM-8:05 PM David Shotwell, Realtor

SUn nov 10 2:15 PM-3:45 PM CAMP Rehoboth

An astutely crafted 1985 period drama set in the gay the bad-boy to Frankie’s innocent, helps Frankie prepare. It’s Mecca of San Francisco, Test lovingly portrays this the classic test of skill and character. But a very different test uniquely exciting and harrowing era as young lithe looms on the horizon for both of them. As Frankie and Todd’s Fr a n k i e n a v i g a t e s g a y l i f e i n t h e b i g c i t y a l o n g s i d e t h e friendship deepens, they navigate a world full of risk… and travails of being an understudy in a modern dance hope. Breathtaking new choreography, original music and lush company and his evolving relationship with fellow cinematography showcase the natural beauty of San Francisco. hunky dancer Todd. As the newest and youngest Accompanying the recent burst of brilliant documentaries on the member of an exciting contemporary dance company, AIDS epidemic, Test is an extraordinary story full of nostalgia and Frankie faces a variety of challenges including the wistful memories about a complicated time. homophobic choreographer who commands him to “dance like a man!” When one of his fellow dancers [Dir. Chris Mason Johnson, 2013, USA, Blu-ray, 90 mins.] is injured, Frankie must perform in his place. Todd, an established dancer in the same company and Website: www.testthefilm.com

Touch of the Light (Ni Guang Fei Xiang)

Taiwan’s Oscar Submission Best Foreign Language Film Sponsored by: Audience Award - Pusan International & FilmFest DC

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Based on true events related to the life of Taiwanese beautiful but frustrated cold drinks vendor who dreams of being a piano prodigy Huang Yu-Siang (a riveting performance dancer, but whose struggles against the harsh realities of her life by Siang himself), this is a story of inspiration, render her helpless. However, when she witnesses Siang’s fearless discovery and love. Born to a rural Taiwanese family determination and understands his optimism and inner peace, she is unprepared for the birth of a blind son, Siang is a inspired and determined to hold on to her dream. Touch of the Light curious and precocious child. Touch and sound are is an uplifting story of dreams, determination, love, and believing in everything to him. With the love of his mother and yourself. support of his family, he grows up with no barriers- that is until he has to face the real world as he leaves [Dir. Chang Jung-Chi, 2012, Taiwan/Hong Kong, Blu-ray, 110 mins. In his family behind in order to attend university, where Mandarin with English subtitles.] he must compete on the same playing field as the sighted students. He soon crosses paths with Jie, a Website: www.wellgousa.com 54

Two Mothers (Zwei Mutters)

Dialogue on Perspective Award – Berlinale

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Based on true-life experiences, writer/director Anne sells them a kit allowing them to perform the insemination in the Zohra Berrached has created an honest and poignant comfort of their own home. There are plenty of men on his website portrayal of what same-sex couples go through to willing to sell their sperm for various sums and sometimes one or become pregnant. Katja and Isabella decide to have two additional conditions. And so they begin ‘casting’ for a potential a child. However, like many lesbian couples they donor – a process that drags on for several difficult weeks. Packed soon discover that this is much more difficult than with thought-provoking writing, Berrached’s proficient direction of they first imagined. Citing legal reasons, most of the nonprofessional cast creates mesmerizing chemistry between the sperm banks and fertility clinics refuse to treat the two protagonists. Two Mothers is truly a stand out with a deep them. Fortunately, they are able to find one doctor and intimate character study that chronicles a fervent lesbian couple willing to help-for a large sum. After a while, Katja as they pursue unorthodox measures to start a family. decides she wants to call a halt to their ‘project’ on account of the toll it is taking on their relationship, [Dir. Anne Zohra Berrached, 2013, Germany, Blu-ray, 75 mins. not to mention their beleaguered bank balance. But In German with English subtitles.] Isabella refuses to give up. She finds a dealer who

Una Noche (One Night)

Best New Director, Best Actors & Best Cinematography – Tribeca Sponsored by: Best Director – International Film Festival of India Best Director & Best Foreign Film – Ft. Lauderdale International Best Film (Jury) – Deauville Best Screenplay – Athens International thurs nov 7 2:00 PM-3:30 PM FRI NOVv 8 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

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A young Cuban, Elio, pulls back from his close explores a side of Havana never before seen on film. She displays relationship with his twin sister Lila when he befriends an impressive visual flair and a grasp of the complexities and Raul, a sexy, volatile co-worker. Raul dreams of contradictions in the hearts and minds of today’s young Cubans. A emigrating to Miami, but his dream becomes a section of the film is shot on water, which is as emotionally intense desperate get-away plan when he gets in trouble as it is technically impressive. With the Havana sun scorching and with the law. With Elio’s help, Raul scrounges up the the ocean waves lapping, Una Noche is sensory, youthful, vibrant, and equipment and supplies necessary to sail from Cuba tense, and builds over the course of a single day to a shocking climax. to the USA. In an unexpected twist, Lila impulsively joins them, and the trio begins a harrowing 90-mile [Dir. Lucy Mulloy, Cuba/UK/USA, 2012, DCP, 90 mins. In Spanish with voyage by boat. First-time director Lucy Mulloy boldly English subtitles.] Feature Films 55

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Who’s Afraid Of Vagina Wolf?

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At her 40th birthday party, Anna wears her trademark and recruits a grassroots film crew. As filming proceeds, Anna’s Vagina outfit: a full size, bright pink, poofy costume, neurotic insecurities blossom out of control, causing cast and crew shaped like a large vulva!! In her 20s, she made to walk out, and her eviction from the garage. Homeless and down, several successful short films, but now life is dismal. she is surprised by the appearance of the one person who can give She lives in a friend’s garage and is quickly wearing her unconditional love. With renewed self-esteem, she edits her out her welcome. The only work she gets is dancing film, reconnects with her cast and crew, and is able to accept herself in her Vagina costume at small venues screening and the love she’s been longing for. This is a funny, quirky, sexy romp her old films. At one such event, she meets the sleek that will surely make you laugh and warm your heart. lesbian, Katia, who motivates her to make a film based on Virginia Wolf. Anna is smitten. She quickly writes [Dir. Anna Margarita Albelo, 2013, USA, Blu-ray, 90 mins.] a screenplay, casts her longtime lesbian friends (Guinevere Turner and Carrie Preston of True Blood) Website: www.vaginawolf.com

Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? (Ming Tian Ji De Ai Shang Wo?)

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Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? is a whimsical romantic Weichung to return to the gay life he had before getting married. When comedy that centers on two Taiwanese couples who are a handsome young flight attendant ventures into Weichung’s optical trying to navigate the rocky road of love amid emotional shop, it’s love at first—or near—sight, and although Weichung tries to and sexual upheaval. Affable optician Weichung is fight his urges, he can only hold out for so long. Director Chen brings married to office clerk Feng. The couple has one child a light touch to the proceedings, peppering the action with pop culture and Feng yearns to have another. But Weichung is references and comedic set pieces that result in a delicious cinematic restless and unfulfilled—and he’s not the only one. His confection that is never too sweet. impulsive sister, Mandy, is engaged to sad sack San- San but dreams of becoming a soap star. Weichung’s [Dir. Arvin Chen, 2013, Taiwan, DCP, 104 mins. In Mandarin and Min life grows more complicated when it becomes clear Nan with English subtitles.] that his past is far less straight than he lets on. At his sister’s wedding rehearsal dinner he crosses paths Website: www.Filmmovement.com with Stephen, a flamboyant old friend who encourages November ~ 2013 57 Feature Films Feature Classic German Cinema

As part of the COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: GERMANY, we are proud to bring you a glance back at some of the defining moments in German cinema. These films, while viewed by their merit, will give you a great idea of the rich and varied history of the German film scene.

Berlin – Schonhauser Corner (Berlin - Ecke Schönhauser)

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They are East Berlin teenagers (think James Dean speaking German). They want to be free to dance to rock music, trade forbidden western goods and get away from the constraints of their parents and the state. This classic 1950s teen cult film became a box-office hit despite being greeted with suspicion by East German officials. Ranked by film critics among Germany’s 100 Most Important Films, this Kohlhaase-Klein collaboration makes an important contribution to the international youth film genre.

[Director: Gerhard Klein, 1957, GDR, DVD, 82 mins. B&W In German with English subtitles]

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Fr i t z L a n g’s c l a s s i c s to r y o f a c h i l d m u r d e r e r b r o u g ht to j u s t i c e i s n o w p r e s e nte d in a brand-new 2k DCP restoration. Peter Lorre (in an unforgettable role) stars as Hans Beckert, a recently released asylum inmate with a compulsion to kill little girls. In an attempt to capture the killer, the police pressure the city’s criminal underworld, which in turn endeavors to find the killer themselves. Using a network of prostitutes, pickpockets and thugs, the criminals close in on Beckert and put him on trial in their own court. Riveting and frighteningly contemporary the film is cinematically dazzling.

[Dir. Fritz Lang, 1931, Germany, DCP, 111 mins. In German with English subtitles.]

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16 Acres

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The rebuilding of ground zero is one of the most and are often in conflict with one another. According to The New York architecturally, politically, and emotionally complex Times, “Where some saw lucrative real estate, others saw a graveyard. urban renewal projects in American history. From the Where some saw Rockefeller Center or Lincoln Center or Grand beginning, the effort has been fraught with controversy, Central Terminal, others saw Gettysburg.” 16 Acres is the story of how delays and politics. The struggle has encompassed eleven and why this historic project got built. At the heart of the story is the years, nineteen government agencies, a dozen projects and dramatic tension between noblest intentions, the desire of everyone over $20 billion. Aside from the staggering engineering involved to “get it right,” and all the politics, hubris, ego and ideology challenges of the site itself, a major complicating factor involved in the massive project. in the rebuilding of the World Trade Center is the sheer number of interested parties. Politicians, developers, [Dir. Richard Hankin, 2013, US, Blu-ray, 95 mins.] architects, insurance companies, local residents, and relatives of 9/11 victims all profess a claim to the site Website: www.16acresthemovie.com

The Act of Killing

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Filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer travelled to Indonesia dream, and an unsettling journey deep into the shocking banality of in an attempt to find surviving victims of the 1960s evil. As Anwar begins to confront his actions on screen, a surprising death squads who were willing to talk on camera. change begins to occur. The weight of history becomes evident, and Fear kept many of them silent, but there were others the edifice of genocide as a “patriotic struggle” begins to fall apart. individuals who were happy to tell stories of that time, the After viewing an early cut, directors Errol Morris and Werner Herzog former leaders of the death squads themselves. Anwar signed on to help complete the film, with Herzog exclaiming, “I have Congo and other paramilitary gangsters murdered over a not seen a film as powerful, surreal, and frightening in at least a million alleged Communists and still consider themselves decade...it is unprecedented in the history of cinema.” heroes for their actions. Fans of Hollywood movies, these unrepentant killers take the reminiscence of their [Dir. Joshua Oppenheimer, 2012, Denmark, DCP, 115 mins. In crimes a step further, staging dramatic re-enactments Indonesian with English subtitles] that include film noir tropes, elaborate musical numbers, and heroic cowboys. The resulting film is a Website: www.theactofkilling.com startlingly original documentary, a hallucinatory fever November ~ 2013 63 Documentaries

Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth

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Award-winning director, Pratibha Parmar, takes us into writings and some of the negative reactions to her novels, The Color the life and times of one of the most phenomenal women Purple and Possessing the Secret of Joy. Feminist, Gloria Steinmen of the 20th Century, Pulitzer Prize winning author and discusses their close friendship, and there’s a cameo interview with poet, Alice Walker. Alice herself is at the center of the Angela Davis. Quincy Jones, Steven Spielberg, Whoppi Goldberg, and interviews, along with people who shared her journey. Danny Glover discuss how they were drawn to work on the filming She talks candidly about her ancestry; her mother who of The Color Purple. Cinematographer Simon Dennis captures Alice’s insisted her children attend school rather than work serenity within the natural surroundings of her home, making this a in the fields; her years at Spelman; her marriage to not-to-be-missed feast for the eyes and soul. Jewish lawyer, Mel Leventhal; her courage to stand for what she believed during terrorism in the South and the [Dir. Pratibha Parmar, 2013, USA/UK, Blu-ray, 84 mins.] Civil Rights movement; her relationship with singer, Tracy Chapman; and the painful estrangement with Website: www.alicewalkerfilm.com her only daughter. She speaks of inspirations for her

Blood Brother

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Capturing both the Audience Award and Grand Jury spirit and determination in the face of despair proves to be an Award at Sundance is very rare, but when you see the invaluable resource. Director Steve Hoover—who is best friends with film you will understand the praise. The unmistakable his subject—ventured to India to chronicle Rocky’s newfound life in power of love is celebrated in this story of one man’s this beautifully crafted and personal film. The bond Rocky forges decision to move to India and restart his life among with his friend and the deep connection he makes with the children the dispossessed. “Rocky Anna,” as the children living he serves are the film’s testament to one person’s ability to create a at an orphanage for those infected with HIV know meaningful life. him, was dissatisfied with his life in America. Having grown up without a close-knit family of his own, he [Dir. Steve Hoover, 2013, USA, DCP, 92 mins. In English and Tamil with found his calling living and working with kids in need. English subtitles.] Unlike others who simply passed through their lives, Rocky stayed, dedicating himself to their health and Website: www.bloodbrotherfilm.com well-being. Despite formidable challenges, his playful

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Camp 14 - Total Control Zone

Best Film - Human Rights, Geneva Sponsored by: Best Film - Eurodok, Oslo Best Political Film - Bucharest International Golden Butterfly - Movies That Matter

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Until the age of 23, Shin Dong-Huyk had no idea that a his story all over the world and works with human rights organizations. world existed outside of the North Korean re-education But, behind the scenes, he still struggles with his freedom. Shocking as it camp he was born in. His parents were both prisoners who may be, he still longs for the only home he’s ever known. Camp 14 – Total were married by guards. At the age of six, he was forced Control Zone is a heartbreaking documentary about a free man who’s still to do hard labor, constantly threatened by starvation, caged by the lingering effects of psychological trauma. beatings, and death. This was all he knew until an older man began telling him stories about life on the outside. [Dir Marc Wiese, 2012, Germany, DCP, 104 mins. In Korean with After his mother and brother were executed in front of English subtitles] him, Shin successfully escaped, later learning that he had actually been in a death camp. He eventually made Website: www.camp-14-film.com his way to South Korea where he lives today. Shin shares

Good Ol’ Freda

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Freda Kelly was just a shy teenager from Liverpool tells her stories for the first time in fifty years in one of the few when she was asked to work for a local band hoping documentaries with the support and blessings of the living Beatles. to make it big. Though she had no concept of how far Featuring original Beatles’ music, the film offers an insider’s they would go, Freda had faith in The Beatles and The perspective on the beloved band that changed the world of music. An Beatles had faith in her, hence an 11-year association incredibly insightful and rare look behind the scenes, Good Ol’ Freda was born. Many people came in and out of the band’s is the all-access pass that Beatles fans (and novices alike) have been circle as they grew to international stardom, but Freda waiting for. remained a staple because of her unfaltering loyalty and dedication. The Beatles’ devoted secretary and [Dir. Ryan White, 2013, USA/UK, DCP, 86 mins.] friend, Freda was there as history unfolded. She witnessed the evolution–advances and setbacks, breakthroughs Website: www.goodolfreda.com and challenges–of the greatest band in history. Freda Documentaries interviews, Osder leaves no stone unturned, save the the save unturned, stone and no onal leaves movies s Osder of home er interviews, p footage broadcasts, the g news archival hearings, extensive entin court um c through o D y. officials t members and MOVE residents, communi neighborhood a d of e y day stories o tr confusing s and de fateful intense an on that the authority were one by spoken Philadelphia burn” been have not may fire or may that the words “Let authorities. extremist the MOVE African-American between organization and Philadelphia standoff to 1985 up the leading during and incidents unbiased the of his account with thorough debut and film member, feature makes Watch), impressive to faculty an Filmmakers New (25 University Osder Jason Washington George definitive and coaster ride of a life like no other. At of the heart loving Divine Schwarz’s of takes Divine us on the portrait roller- documentary named Jeffrey persona born. was new unrepentant, fierce, a larger-than-life process, and the In reality. a daydream that became mid-1960s, and Waters, the John named by filmmaker-in- the-making But maverick a with life. up teamed had glamorous Glenn more a of of mainstream loves his daydreaming while with pursued hairstyling and horticulture, food, Glenn step places, suburban all from of of hailing Baltimore and out culture like American up international 1950s seemed an Growing have become to icon. might candidate unlikely Milstead an Glenn Harris 66 I Am Am I Website: www.Divinemovie.com mins.] 86 Blu-ray, USA, 2013, Schwarz, [Dir. Jeffrey originals. true Baltimore’s of one to Schwarz’s head. its on expertly world crafted drag film the is a warm,turned emotional,that andand performer hilarious diva, live disco a lovea letterartist, recording a Cockette, a also but sure, be to star, movie lifetimes—a ten for careers overlapping enough mention collaboration with Waters, from the early underground films, films, underground early the from Waters, with collaboration SA F D I Am www.zeitgeistfilms.com DCP, mins.] 88 USA, 2013, Osder, [Dir. Jason the understand us help can psyche. our of fact complexities that known of demonstrates amount admirably no film the sometimes story, West Wild real-life reason. A overpower emotions as point boiling a reach all of authorities confusion the the and of community, the angst of fear The the involved. organization, MOVE directly those as ride the and on tumultuous literally viewers same taking and community, lives entire an eleven devastated claimed figuratively that clash dramatic the as first one cast. The structure of the film follows the same crescendo S SA Director – Best Editing&NewDocumentary Tribeca Le Hairspray Divine Flamingos RI UN NOV nov t T t s niae bhn-h-cns nih it Dvn’ lifelong Divine’s into insight behind-the-scenes intimate, is

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More Than Honey

Best Documentary - German Oscars, Sponsored by: Santa Barbara International & Swiss Film Awards Best Film - Bavarian Film Awards

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Fri nov 8 5:05 PM-6:40 PM In Memory of Rob Lear

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As entrancing as March of the Penguins, More Than audience favorite at many international film festivals, including IDFA Honey features some of the most spectacular footage (the world’s most prestigious documentary festival), the movie is of bees ever put on film. This is not just a picturesque also a personal narrative. Imhoof’s grandfather owned an orchard nature documentary; it’s also an investigation into a and cannery and built a special house for 150 bee colonies. Heartfelt, mystery. What is killing off the world’s bee populations gorgeously shot, and suspenseful, More Than Honey is an important, at an alarming rate? This dire situation is devastating thought-provoking, and enriching experience that is more ambitious to the human species as well, because without bees than any previous work on the topic. one-third of the world’s food would not exist. To find answers, Academy Award®-nominated director [Dir. Markus Imhoof, 2013, Germany, DCP, 95 mins. In English, Markus Imhoof travels the world talking to and German and Mandarin with English subtitles] observing the inner-workings of beekeepers, farmers, and scientists. Through the use of amazing point-of- Website: www.morethanhoneyfilm.com view cinematography that defies the imagination, we actually soar through the air with the bees. A top This film is part of the COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: GERMANY

Muscle Shoals

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In a tiny Alabama town with the curious name of Muscle became their hit albums, backed up by the funkiest white men ever— Shoals, something miraculous sprang from the mud the homegrown house band, the Swampers. As the word spread of the Tennessee River. A group of unassuming, yet about the electrifying musical chemistry in this unexpected place, incredibly talented, locals came together and spawned the likes of Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, the Staples Singers, the some of the greatest music of all time: “Mustang Sally,” Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Simon and Garfunkel “I Never Loved a Man,” “Wild Horses,” and many more. magnetically followed suit. Interviewing an incredible roster of During the most incendiary periods of racial hostility, musicians, director Greg Camalier unearths a rich history of this white folks and black folks came together to create unheralded gold mine of American music. music that would last for generations and gave birth to the incomparable “Muscle Shoals sound.” At the [Dir. Greg Camalier, 2013, USA, DCP, 111 mins.] heart of the story is Rick Hall. Overcoming crushing hardship, he managed to entice talents like Aretha Website: www.muscleshoalsmovie.com Franklin and Wilson Pickett to come and record what 68

Uprising

Best Documentary - St. Louis International, Silicon Valley, Lone Star, Kansas City & Beverly

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In January 2011, millions of Egyptians took to the candidates, the former foreign ministers of Egypt and Jordan, and streets in a spontaneous eruption against thirty years former US Ambassadors and White House officials, along with never of oppression under the regime of Hosni Mubarak. before seen footage, Uprising provides the authoritative behind-the- Communicating via Facebook and Twitter, the largely scene view of one of the most dramatic events of our generation. peaceful protesters braved tear gas, beatings, and live bullets in the hope of facing down security forces and [Dir. Fredrik Stanton, 2012, USA/Egypt, DCP, 84 mins. In Arabic and overthrowing the government. Over eight hundred lost English with English subtitles.] their lives, and several thousand were arrested and tortured by security forces. Uprising tells the story Website: www.uprisingfilm.com of the Egyptian revolution from the perspective of its leadership and key organizers, their struggle for Both screenings include Q&A with the director freedom against tremendous odds, their sacrifice, and the courage and ingenuity that allowed them to Please join us for EGYPT: Revolution and Evolution on Friday, succeed. Featuring major figures including four Nobel November 8, 9:00AM – 10:30AM to learn more about the social, political Peace Prize nominees, several Egyptian presidential and cultural changes in Egypt. See page 90 for more information

When I Walk

Best Canadian Film – HotDocs, The Canadian Documentary Sponsored by:

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It all started on a family vacation. In 2006, the 25-year- camera, turned it on himself, and began filming the slow, difficult old, vital, handsome, talented filmmaker Jason DaSilva decline of his body as well as the miracles he encountered along was on a beach with his family when, suddenly, he fell the way. An emotional and inspirational documentary that is a down and couldn’t get back up. Doctors told him he had pleasure to watch, When I Walk is an energizing and self-generating multiple sclerosis, and it could lead to loss of vision and film experience. The creative engine is its young filmmaker’s muscle control, as well as a myriad of other problems. determination to live and his ability to make sense of being plagued Jason decided to exercise more, but the problem just by a devastating disease through the art of cinematic storytelling. got worse. So he turned to his mom. She reminded him that he was a fortunate, privileged North American kid [Dir. Jason DaSilva, 2012, USA/Canada, DCP, 85 mins.] who had the opportunity to pursue the things he loved most—art and filmmaking. So Jason picked up the Website: www.wheniwalk.com

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P.D.A. Spooners

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Wini + George

Winner of the Audience Award for Best Short at Outfest, Wini + George is about an unlikely friendship that will change one young boy’s life forever. When George, a shy 8-year-old outcast, first meets Wini, his 75-year-old reclusive neighbor, she immediately frightens him. But soon enough, these two realize that they have more in common with each other than they do with the rest of the world.

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Room Service Things My Father Never

A woman confronts her husband’s mistress in a motel Taught Me room with unexpected results. Melvin gives useless dating advice to his three-year-old [Dir. Glenn Matthews, 2012, Canada, Blu-ray, 5 mins.] son. He teaches him to dress well, act with confidence, and spend time in the right places. Everything goes horribly wrong, until Melvin meets Mary, an attractive single mother. After a clumsy romantic advance, Melvin is shot down and forced to reconsider his role as romance expert.

[Dir. Burleigh Smith, 2012, Australia, DVD, 7 mins.]

Vikingar

Vikingar takes place in two different eras. In the year 1000, Magnús, a fearless Viking warrior, confronts Bjarni the Berserker who abducted his wife and child. In the year 2012, Magnús, the hero of a pathetic Viking re-enactment troupe, struggles to regain his son’s affection after a painful divorce.

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German Kurzfilme Goodbye Daddy (Auf Weedersehen Papa) Little girl, Charlie, does not know how to cope with the separation of her parents. Inspired by a fairy tale, she believes her father’s new girlfriend poisoned him. Thus, she tries to free her father from this spell and comes up with a fatal plan.

Dir. Sandra Nedeleff, 2012, German, Digital, 23 mins. In German with English subtitles.]

House

For generations, a family lived in a beautiful, spacious, and generous house. The generosity of the house was as much a part of their lives as the family members were. Guests who were always welcomed and frequented the house on a regular basis, would be treated to a comfortable stay. One day new guests arrived with another plan altogether and disrupted the pleasantness.

[Dir. Ahmed Saleh, 2012, Germany, Digital, 4 mins. In English.]

The Last Border

In this delightful comedy, an aging border guard desperately tries to stop Europe from opening its borders, and at the same time jeopardizes his secret love. Winner of the Cleveland International Film Festival Award for Best Live Action Short.

[Dir. Daniel Butterworth, 2012,Germany, Blu-ray, 21 mins. In German with English subtitles.]

Oh Sheep

Two flocks of sheep are searching for companionship. But their shepherds, being at odds with each other, do everything, and I mean everything, to keep them separated. It is a good thing the film is animated as the blood will be flowing in this dark comedy.

[Dir. Gottfried Mentor, 2012, Germany, Digital, 7 mins. No dialogue.]

Warehouse

In search of her son, the mother of little Jacob is lost in a maze of corridors and shelves piled high with goods. The concentrated efforts to locate Jacob are interrupted with the energetic announcements of the Kiddy Corral.

[Dir. Jakob Weiss, 2012, Germany, Digital, 7 mins. In English.]

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The New Black The film takes place predominantly in Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC

Best Documentary (Audience) – AFI Docs, QFEST, The Philadelphia GLBT & Frameline, The San Francisco GLBT

The New Black is a documentary that uncovers the complicated histories of the African-American and LGBT civil-rights movements. Packed with compassion, protest, and abomination, the explosive new documentary from Yoruba Richen examines the turbulent topic of same-sex marriage within the African-American community. Set during Maryland’s elections in 2012, this gifted documentarian captures the opinions from those for and those against same-sex marriage. SAt nov 9 12:05 PM-1:35 PM From churches to barbershops to kitchen tables to picket lines, a core group of volunteers and activists remind folks about the importance of the black voice being heard on this issue. However, a strong undercurrent emerges that examines homophobia and racism within the black community, and how the political agenda of the Christian right creeps into the debate in the name of God. Motivated by the accusations that the African-American voters were blamed for Proposition 8 in 20 0 8, Richen skillfully illustr ates the complexities and tr uths within an impassioned Regional Showcasecommunity making The New Black a film not to be missed even after the Supreme Court’s decision.

[Dir. Yoruba Richen, 2013, USA, Digital, 74 mins.]

Website: www.newblackfilm.com

Includes Q&A with the film’s subjects.

Out of the Fire The director is a former resident of DC and the subjects are from outside of Charlottesville, VA

Out of the Fire is a film that offers a rare, absorbing look into the little-known world of wood-firing potters. In the film, potters Kevin Crowe, Krista Loomans, and their crew undertake a four-day, high-temperature kiln firing, in which nearly 2000 handcrafted pots are at stake. The film explores the importance of creating an authentic, purpose-driven, artistic life through focused choices. Woven throughout are themes of risk-taking, following one’s heart, and letting go. The high stakes drive this gripping story, as nearly half a year’s worth of work–and income–are in the kiln. During this kiln firing, by design, many elements are out of Kevin’s control, yet he takes a leap of faith, engaging in an uncertain process and trusting Fri nov 8 2:25 PM-3:45 PM that his pieces will emerge from the kiln intact, and beautiful. But will they? The SPONSOR: The Rehoboth Art League central characters’ personal journeys make up the heart of the film. In addition to Kevin’s fascinating life story, the film also follows the path of his apprentice, Krista Loomans, a young woman growing into her chosen vocation as a potter, despite the economic (and personal) challenges she faces along the way. Commitment, talent, risk, and trust–all are revealed in the breathtakingly beautiful work that ultimately emerges from the kiln.

[Dir. Courtenay Singer, 2013, USA, DVD, 76 mins.]

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Hit and Stay The directors are residents of Baltimore, MD and the subject of the film is in and around Baltimore,M D.

The details of the 1968 Catonsville Nine anti-Vietnam War protest are well known: a group of citizens, led by devout Catholics, interrupted the daily activity of a draft board in Catonsville, Maryland, took numerous potential draftee records outside, burned them with homemade napalm, and waited for the authorities to arrest them. National news, an acclaimed play, and a movie produced by Gregory Peck document the protest and trial. What is not largely known about this protest and egional Showcase others that followed is the focus of this poignant and well-researched film. From

R that remarkable protest in Catonsville, a series of similar protests sprang up in cities as diverse as Camden, NJ and Rochester, NY. Each one followed a similar Fri nov 8 8:10 PM-10:05 PM pattern, but each protest had its own leadership and its own personality. In every community a dialogue ensued that focused on the biggest political and moral issues of the day. These non-violent protests proved to be a stunningly effective method of communication, and entertaining and enlightening material for a film. As political discussion grows in awkward fits and starts around the world, it is a perfect time to be engaged by this slice of American history.

[Dirs. Joe Tropea and Skizz Cyzyk, 2013, USA, Digital, 97 mins.]

Website: www.hitandstay.com

Includes Q&A with director and subjects.

I Used To Be Darker The director is a Baltimore, MD resident and the film is set in Ocean City, MD and Baltimore, MD.

Taryn has made her way from Northern Ireland to the United States–for love, which proves to be fleeting. She seeks refuge with relatives in Baltimore, but Aunt Kim and Uncle Bill are busy trying to end their marriage. It’s supposed to go smoothly and with dignity, because their daughter Abby has announced that she’ll be coming home to visit between semesters–to a home that no longer exists. Every beginning marks an end, and vice versa. The same is true for relationships. “I used to be darker, then I got lighter...” are song lyrics that hover over the story. Director Matt Porterfield lets profound themes emerge like melodies: a stroll through the music genres and the inner life of the characters, with a gentle camera that is insistent yet Sun nov 10 12:20 PM-2:00 PM not intrusive. Dramatic turning points occur almost as an afterthought and unfold all the more intensively as a result. Redemption and release, loss and change, SPONSOR: Delaware Coast Press building things up and breaking them down–everything is in a state of flux. I Used to Be Darker is a film about being able to let go.

[Dir. Matt Porterfield, 2013, USA, Blu-ray, 90 mins.]

Website: www.iusedtobedarker.com

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TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 88 mins SPONSOR: Delaware Coast Press

Fly trap The film was set and shot in SouthernM aryland. 1930s rural Maryland. Mary Blake, a young widow alone on her inherited farm. A plague has plunged the United States into depression. Mary isolates herself, unable to cope. A drifter with a connection to her family arrives at her door, and Mary will have to reconsider the value of human connection and the danger of not being able to let go of her past.

[Dir. Benjamin Wright Smith, 2013, USA, Digital, 19 mins.]

The Good Deed That Got Punished The director is a resident of Hockessin, DE.

After helping a stranger find his way, Nicholas finds himself at the mercy of the liberal media and the citizens that have conspired against him.

[Dir. Michael Henaghan, 2013, USA, Digital, 11 mins.]

Hiccup The director is a resident of Washington, DC.

When Chris breaks off his engagement and is forced to temporarily move back in with his parents, he gets an unexpected glimpse into his possible future.

[Dir. Josh Wolff, 2013, USA, Digital, 6 mins.]

Not Anymore: A Story of Revolution The director is a resident of Fenwick Island, DE.

The story of the Syrian revolution as told through the experiences of two young Syrians, a male rebel fighter and a female journalist, as they fight an oppressive regime for the freedom of their people.

[Dir. Matthew VanDyke, 2013, USA, Digital, 14 mins.]

Recovery The director is a resident of Lewes, DE.

Shot in vivid Black & White, Recovery follows a retired boxer with a troubled past as he considers whether to train a young ambitious Mixed Martial Arts fighter.

[Dir. Rob Waters, 2013, USA, Blu-ray, 14 mins.]

Titans of Newark The director is a resident of Bethany Beach, DE.

In the heavens of Mt. Olympus, the Greek gods debate whether they maintain power over humanity. In present day New Jersey, an unemployed loser gets the interview of a lifetime; not realizing that between him and the interview stands a divine war that will push him to his limits.

[Dir. Mike Marino, 2013, USA, Digital, 24 mins.]

Includes Q&A with directors of all films.

EgyptSeminars Seminar John C. Whitehead Fellow of the Foreign Policy Association. He has appeared on C-Span’s Washingtonthe in published Post.com,been has Forbes.com, writing is the award-winning author of Stanton Fredrik American NGOs. TV and Broadcasting Corporation in Cairo. He later joined the IMF from 1980 to 2001, after which he focused on voluntary work with Egyptian Economics and Political an Science in Cairo Americans, University. Egyptian While in Egypt in the of of seventies, he School worked the fromas Alliance graduateda journalist Kamel and an Mokhtar editor the US. for the the Egyptian in of Egyptians of Directorempowering the and Communication Egypt in democratization the the on presentlyworking NGO is and years 9 about for activist political a been has Mokhtar Kamel Uprising on Focusing the is revolution Fredrik Stanton’s documentary a other the and revolution equation. the of side evolution the of the manifestation about basically one subject; this to speak directly can films year’s Twothis of scale? aglobal on bearing any have domestically seen effects the Will citizens? Egyptian of lives daily the the from sprung have into themselves revolution and how are they manifesting that realities structures? new the political are and What social country’s it will the how impact and continue revolution the can long How and revolution. a police into developed his protest of the forces, presence security growing the and resign to refusal Mubarak’s to response In continued. protest the as increasing numbers the with up showed Egyptians of thousands upon The Thousands phenomenal. regime. was response corrupt his and Mubarak Hosni dictator, and Twitter, Facebook, used Y youth Egyptian 2011, In Admission: Free (Advance registration isnotrequired) Big Tent (bumpout) 9:00 am–10:30am,Friday, November 8 E 90 and theUniversity ofWisconsin-Madison’s Arabic, Persian, andTurkish Immersion program. Cairo University in American the at time spent having years, Nasser. 5 Abdel Arabic for Gamal studied also and proficientPersian in is He Iran-Iraq border disputes, and his bachelor’s degree from Elon University with a focus on the Muslim Brotherhood during the presidency of Todd received his master’s degree from the Ohio State University’s Near Eastern Languages and Cultures Program with a concentration on Council. AmericanIranian National the and previouslyassistantPOMED He policy at CairoDamascus. a in and as servedliving spent year is the Advocacy Associate at the Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED). He has studied the Middle East since 2005, including nearly a Todd Ruffner Agenda Global A Bosnia, Kosovo andAzerbaijan. soul of the Egyptian people in ways newspapers and and newspapers ways in people Egyptian the of soul former president and publisher of the ouT G ube to initiate a peaceful protest against the sadistic sadistic the against protest peaceful a initiate to ube Y (Page 68) which takes you into into you takes which 68) (Page PT: . Uprising R evol , a spell-binding documentary film about the Egyptian revolution is his most recent accomplishment. He is the is He accomplishment. most recent his is revolution Egyptian the about film documentary spell-binding a , Great Negotiations: Agreements that Changed the Modern World. Modern the Changed that Agreements Negotiations: Great ution to to ution Columbia Daily Spectator Daily Columbia the very heart and and heart very the E volu . He has served as an election monitor in Armenia, the Republic of Georgia, Focusing on the country’s evolution is the Egyptian Egyptian the is evolution feature, country’s the on Focusing take a stand. the to time of was it account decided and enough first-hand had who a people is It not. could newscasts are sure to be many. be to sure are there as answers and questions for time of plenty be will There (POMED). Democracy East Middle on Project the at Stanton, and moderator Todd Ruffner, Advocacy Mokhtar Associate activist Egyptian include Guests audience. the enrage even possibly and a from Egypt remarkable panel of speakers about sure to more enlighten, educate, learn we as us join please So the in suit Egypt. of harassment history sexual first the about They brought Egypt. of women the and other, each for up themselves, stand to time was it decided and enough had too courageous They women. against three harassment sexual tolerate of that norms events, societal and cultural against true revolt who women on based story, Politico, Politico, tion ar 678 Cairo the Boston Herald Boston Washington Journal Washington (Page 36). The film tells the fictional fictional the tells film The 36). (Page A graduate of Columbia University, he is a and the United Nations Association’sNations United the and K amel and Flmkr Fredrik Filmmaker , Voice of America, of Voice and his November ~ 2013 91 German Cinema Seminar Cinema German

German Cinema: The Rise, The Fall and The Resurrection 9:00 am – 10:30 am, Saturday, November 9 Big Tent (bump out) Admission: Free [Advance registration is not required]

FORMATIVE YEARS 1895-1918: Since it began in 1895, among them, Marlene Dietrich & Peter Lorre. Everything German Cinema has emerged and developed in distinct was taken over by the Third Reich. While pure entertainment stages based on the social, political and economic climate was still being produced, many films were mandated to be of the country. Shortly after movie making began in France for education and propaganda purposes. and America, German engineers developed improvements in film projectors, projection techniques and camera work. POST WAR GERMANY 1945-1960: Following WWII, Germany German cinema grew quickly going from fairground booths was a country divided and quite wounded. East Germany to storefront showings to free standing movie houses. was under Soviet governance, which quickly resurrected German films progressed from shorts to artistic features. cinemas showing mostly older films. West Germany was Governmental and private production companies were under American & British governance with 70% of the films developed and Babelsberg was established as the largest imported from these countries. German filmmakers were film studio, Germany’s equivalent to Hollywood. unable to find finances or producers

The Golden Age of German Film/The Weimar Era 1918- THE NEW GERMAN CINEMA 1960-1980: A select group of 1933: Following WWI, German economy took a downfall but German directors collectively worked to revive the industry filmmaking continued to prosper. “Expressionist” films were making films that were German for the German people. Their made to reflect stories of the people and their hopes for the dedicated commitment and hard work let German cinema future. Mystery, horror, psychological thrillers, and crime rise once again to vibrancy. were common themes, all made with elaborate sets and dramatic lighting: Wiene’s The Cabinet of Dr Caligeri, Boese TODAY’S GERMAN CINEMA: Alive and growing. The German & Wegener’s The Golem: How He Came Into the World, and Film Academy was established in 2003. Like our Academy of the introduction of one of the world’s favorite vampires Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, its mission is to support in Mumau’s Nosferatu. The German people loved movies the art of filmmaking and the education of filmmakers. and filmmakers loved the German people. However, many Germany now has four film schools and the German Federal renowned directors considered an invitation to Hollywood as Commission for Culture & the Media established the German the golden mark of success. Lubitsch (Madame Dubarry) and Federal Film Fund offering generous grants to producers. Murnau were two of the first to immigrate to America. The ever-popular director, Fritz Lang (Metropolis, M) remained Now that you have the conceptual background of German patriotic to Germany, but when the Third Reich took over, he cinema, join Dr. Peter Pfeiffer as he brings the information accepted Mary Pickford’s invitation to come to Hollywood. off the page and discusses not only history, but the current and the future as well. Is German cinema alive and well? NAZI GERMANY 1933-1945: The regime of the Third Reich Join us to find out the answer. Plenty of time will be available profoundly affected the country, its people and its cinema. for discussion. Over 1,500 cinema professionals emigrated out of Germany;

Dr. Peter C. Pfeiffer

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COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: GERMANY

Germany is a country well known for its hearty foods, robust beers, autumn festivals, automobiles (Beetle, Mercedes, Audi), musicians (Beethoven, Bach, Mozart) and intense political history, but not for its cinema. German culture & history has provided much material for film makers the world over. Yet German Cinema is unique in itself, with a tumultuous yet amazing history. Today, it is vibrant, alive and thriving. So this year, we want to shine the spotlight on Germany’s rich film history and its contributions to the industry and the art.

German films have certainly made their way West; they have won three Oscars for “Best Foreign Language Film” out of 18 nominations in that category: 1979: Voker Schlondorff’s Die Blechtrommel (The Tin Drum), 2002: Caroline Link’s Nirgendwo in Afrika (Nowhere in Africa) ; her 2nd nomination and 2006: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s Das Leben der Anderen (The Lives of Others). The 1983 Oscars saw Wolfgang Peterson’s Das Boot (The Boat) nominated in six categories, the Oscar record for a German film.

The Berlin Film Festival, started in 1951, has survived through Germany’s turbulent years and continues to be one of the best in the world. Its “Golden Bear” award is as respected as the German Film Academy’s Bundesfilmpreis (LOLA) awards & our own Oscars®. The Lola awards receive the highest endowment from the German Ministry of Culture. The most recent LOLA awards bestowed many prizes to films in this year’s festival. Oh Boy, the little independent film that beat all the commercial films, received a surprising 6 LOLA’s including Best Film. The Best Actress LOLA was given to the star of Hannah Arendt. More Than Honey took home the honor as the Best Documentary. The 2011 LOLA for Best Picture was given to the film,Vincent Wants to Sea, which was screened at the RBIFF that same year and was one the best rated films.

German culture has influenced films made in neighboring countries, primarily Austria & Switzerland. This year’s festival will include Kuma, a gripping Austrian film. We also are pleased to have with us Professor Peter C. Pfeiffer from Georgetown University; an expert on German film, he will give you a guided tour through its history in a seminar on Saturday morning, November 9 from 9am – 10:30am in the Big Tent (bump out) (See Page 91 for more information).

So, tour through Germany, enjoy the films we bring to the Rehoboth screen…some new & a few classics…and be sure take in the colors, aromas, flavors, and fun of Germany in the big tent.

Films Appearing in the COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT: GERMANY:

Berlin Schonhauser Corner (Classic German Cinema) (Page 57) More Than Honey (Page 67) Camp 14: Total Control Zone Oh Boy (Page 47) (German production, Korean language Page 65) Omamamia (Page 48) Free Fall (Page 41) Two Mothers (Page 54) Hannah Arendt (Page 41) German Shorts Program (Page 76) M (Classic German Cinema) (Page 57) 96

Live in the Lounge

In addition to planning your schedule of great films, don’t miss what’s happening in the Big Tent. As part of the Country Spotlight, we are pleased to bring Germany to the Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival by showcasing some traditions of the German culture. Read below to see other activities you may include as part of your Festival experience.

A Wine Tasting Tour Of Germany Sat (Nov 9), 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Location: Big Tent Live The In Lounge

Germany is the northernmost major wine-producing country in Europe. Its 13 wine regions are situated along the Rhine and Mosel rivers. White, red, dry, sweet, and the Riesling grape variety all factor into Germany’s wine production. With the USA being the second largest export market of German wines in terms of value and third in volume, we should be eager to learn about the production of wine we so enjoy. Teller Wines will host a tour of Germany’s wine industry with samples of wines produced in various regions. Learn about the grape varieties, wine making practices, and styles of wine.

www.tellerwines.com / 302-644-7400

Dogfish Head Beer Tasting Sat (Nov 9) Beginning at 8:30 pm Location: Big Tent (bump out) (Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery)

A Festival favorite! Dogfish Head Craft Brewery is known for brewing some of the most innovative beers and extraordinary spirits. Enjoy samplings of Dogfish Head Craft Brewery’s off-centered ales known for their non-traditional ingredients.

www.dogfish.com / 302-684-1000

Stomping With The Happy Wanderers Sat (Nov 9), 9:00 pm – 9:45 pm Location: Big Tent

Get ready to stomp your feet to original German folk music. The Happy Wanderers Oompah Brass Band, adorned in authentic German hats and Lederhosen, will perform a selection of genuine German music that will have you thigh-slapping to the beat. Come enjoy a ‘Gute Nacht’ of fun!

The Happy Wanderers Oompah Brass Band (Milford Community Band) www.milfordcommunityband.org

German Sweets For The Sweet Sun (Nov 10), 11:00 am Location: Big Tent

If you thought Germany was just known for its bratwurst and beer, you are in for a treat. The Dover German-American Club and Uschy’s Café (from Wilmington, DE) will present an assortment of scrumptious sweets prepared with traditional, authentic German recipes. You’ll be tasting a bit of old country with every bite.

Uschy’s Café: www.uschyscafe.com / 302-654-9131 The Dover German-American Club: www.dgaclub.com / 302-734-1434 November ~ 2013 973 Live In The Lounge In The Live

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50/50 Drawing Tickets will be available at the Information Booth in the Big Tent. Drawing: approx. 6:00 pm, Sun (Nov 10)

As part of the Film Society’s fundraising efforts, a 50/50 drawing will be held during the Film Festival. The winning ticket will be picked and announced at the Closing Night Celebration. Tickets are tax deductible and help support Festival production expenses. Cost: $1.00 per ticket.

German Folk Dance Sun (Nov 10) 5:00 pm Location: Big Tent

Still haven’t found that perfect moment to break out your old pair of Lederhosen? Well this is your chance! Enjoy a performance sponsored by the Dover German American club showcasing different types of German folk dancing including knee slapping Schuhplattlers.

The Dover German-American Club: www.dgaclub.com / 302-734-1434

Art Auction

The original artwork “Old Man and The Must See,” created by Damon Pla, was the inspiration for the theme of this year’s Festival design. This painting will be available for purchase via a silent auction to be conducted throughout the Festival. Bids may be placed at the Information Booth in the Big Tent until 5:00 pm, Sun (Nov 10). The winning bid will be announced during the Closing Night Celebration.

Closing Night Celebration! Sun (Nov 10) Starts 5:00 pm Location: Big Tent

Join the casual closing of the Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival’s sixteenth year. Highlights include selecting the 50/50 winner, announcing the Art Auction’s winning bid, presenting the Morris and Roslyn Fierberg Student Film Award, and, revealing the much anticipated Audience Award winners. No ticket is needed for this gathering. Beverages and food can be purchased from on-site vendors. So relax, reflect, and rejoice at the completion of another great Festival.

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The Rehoboth Beach Film Society thanks the following individuals (current members as of 8/23/13) whose dues support the organization’s year-round operations: Contributing Ginny Feldman Jim Reichert Sarah Barnett George Demko Pat Hauptman Tom Mandel Directors Sally Fintel Ken Reilly Margaret Barra Joan Demko Karen Hawken Maryanne Manzi embers Julie Davis Todd Fishburn Sandra Reznick Marisa Barra Jim Denvir Donald Hecht Marti Marino Lynn Fuqua Christopher Fisher Lee Rice Johannah Barry Deborah Dickey Margaret Hennesey Charles Marino James A. Fuqua, Jr. Thomas Fox Jeff Richman Colleen Barry Marie Digennaro James Herrell Harold Marmon M Michael Golder Sharon Friedman Marjorie Ripalda Dick Bawcombe Mary DiPietro Barbara Herzog Herbert Martin Darrel Grinstead Stephen Friedman Laura Ritter Sally Bawcombe Diane Dombach Richard Herzog Mary Martin Betty Grunder Laurie Fulton Ellen Rodin Mary Baxter Jean Dormer Jim Hickey Guy Martin Gary Grunder Joel Ganz, M.D. Elgene Roe Michael Baxter Laura Dotterer Janet Higgins Yoly Martinez Mary Howard Helen Gates John Roehmer Noreen Bayly Arlyce Dubbin Michael J. Higgins Joseph Masiello Walter Jones Charles George Susan Roehmer David Bedingfield Clark Dudley Robert Hill William McGee Judith Jones Antonio Ghigi Richard Ronan Diana Beebe Kate Dudley Barbara Hindin Timothy McGlynn Paul Kuhns Patricia Goldstein Josephine Ronan Carole Benjamin Barbara Dunham Lawrence Hoffman Jan McKenzie Anne Michele Kuhns Mary Good Robert Rosenberg Peter Berkery, Jr. Carol Eason John Holl James McMahon Nancy Leggoe Tim Gualdoni Stephen Ross Alan Berman Mary Edwards Barbara Holub Susan McNally Kristi Letrinko Steven Haber Janet Russo Sharon Bernstein Jeffrey Elkner Tom Holub Ann McNeil William McManus Chet Halleck Lisa Sable Christine Besche Valerie Ellenberger Butch Hovis Betty Ann McNeil Sallie Melvin Barbara Halleck John Sabo Shakuntla Bhaya Walt Ellenberger Lesa Howard Carol Meadows Arthur Melvin Sharon Hansen Diane Sahakian Deb Bialecki Mary Ann Elliott Karen Hugues J.O. Meadows John Metz Alan Harmon Michael Sanow Melinda Bickerstaff Jim Ellison John Hulse Monte Meltzer Natalie Moss Edward Harner Laurie Schneider Sander Bieber Carole Ellison Nan Hunter Howard Menaker Drew Murphy Joan Hartogs Frederick Schranck Bruce Bigelow Donna Emory Phil Hutchison Teresa Mezger David Nelson Stephanie Herman Susan Schranck Cherry Billings Joan Epstein Carol Hyman Joyce Michalek Diane Pirkey Jack Herman Robert Schreter Leon Billings Anne Evans Nilda Incatascito Warren Michelson Rita Reimer Linda Hersey Mona Schwartz Beverly Billingsley John Ewald Jill Ipnar Jane Miller Allen Stafford Bill Hillegeist Faye Seltzer John Bisch Elaine Faye Teresa Iris Stan Mills Suzanne Ziegler Elizabeth Hochholzer Jonathan Sharp Jenifer Blair Ellen Feinberg Gary Jackoway Carl Mills Elizabeth Hofstad Gwyneth Sharp Michael Blake Rich Feinstein Valorie Jarrell Laurie Mills DIRECTORs Rebecca Hollinger Matt Shepard Sandra Blake Pam Feinstein Marty Johnson Neal Minietta Emily Abbott Cindy Holt Lori Simmons Jane Blue Elissa Feldman Connie Jones Jessica Mong Guy Abernathy Kristen Huber Laura Simon George Bockius Bill Fellner Eric Kafka Thomas Morris Marc Albert Kathy Idziak John Smeallie Karen Bogen Ted Ferragut Larry Kahan Jody Morrison Cary Ambler Chris Israel Greg Smith Jean Bohner Donna Ferragut Brenda Kahan Renee Murch Laura Ambler Anne Jacobi Perrin Smith Constance Bond Susan Fewell Gaye Kahigian Robert Nadig Patricia Antonisse Marti Jacobs Rosanne Smith Carol Boros Irene Fick Mary Kaltreider Paula Nadig Janine Armstrong Karen Jacoby Jeanne Smith Betty Bowman Pamela Finkelman Fred Kaltreider Gilbert Navarro Sharon Baker Louise Johnson C. Wesley Sooy Elinor Boyce Cheryl Fischer James Kane Dawn Nelson Dean Baker Jim Johnson Darlene St. Peter Janet Bradley Roy Fitzgerald Janet Kane Janice Nichols Steven Baker William Johnson Nancy Staisey Seymour Brecher Helen Flood Philip Kanter Konrad Noebel Pamela Baker Mick Kaczorowski Marc Stanley Robert Brewer, Jr. Mary Folan Anita Kaplan Teri Noel Jeff Barker Arnold Kaplin Peggy Stark Denise Bridgens Mark Ford Kellee Kaplan Alan O’Leary Karen Barker Marcia Kaplin John Stassi Susan Britcher Ann Forster Leslie Kaplan Joan O’Neill Maria Barrera Kevin Kaporch Sydney Stearman Sandy Browning Craig Forte Joy Katz Sandra Oropel Curtiss Barrows Maureen Keenan Phyllis Stearman Bruce Bryen Douglas Fowler Maryanne Kauffman James Ostendorf John Barry, Jr. Kae Keister Jill Stokes Albert Buchanan Anna Fowler Teresa Kauffman Mary Jane Ostinato Alan Barthelman Deborah Kennedy John Stovall Emory Buck Beebe Frazer Jon Kauffman Kristina Owens George Bauer Alan Kerxton Ellen Stovall Mary Burns Philip Fretz Lisa Kaufman Sally Packard Carolyn Billinghurst John Kiker Ariane Sumption Carla Burton Sarah Friebert Anne Kazak Elena Padrell Cathin Bishop Barbee Kiker Stephen Sumption Robert Butchko Rosalyn Fried Michael Kazala Perry Palan Burma Bochner Pinky King Neal Tash Nancy Cabrera-Santos Jeffrey Fried Susan Kazala Linda Palmer Rick Bochner Michael King Ron Tate Marianne Callahan Janet Friedman Janice Keane Richard Palmer Cathi Bost Martin Klauber Alleane Taylor Sandy Cameli Jessica Fritzges Jennie Keith Stephanie Partridge David Boyce Kent Kneisel Dorothy Thibault Francesca Cantarini Harvey Fruman Alexis Kelly Daniel Payne David Brant George Knott Irene Thiel Brenda Carder Kathryn Fuller Barbara Kelly Carol Pearson Eugene Braverman Carol Kolmerten Joan Thompson Peggy-Lynne Cardwell Lynn Gaites Kathleen Kelly Mary Peck Carol Bresler Charma Konnor David Torok Mary Carpenter Kathleen Garde Linda Kemp Jane Perkins Malora Buck Eric Korpon Helen Torosian Dorothy Cartagena Ann Gardner Joanne Kempton Connie Peterson Joann Burstein Steven Kuchuck David Towey Ken Catterton Helen Garton Frances Kendall Marianne Petillo Mala Burt Suzanne Landon Stephen Tschida Judy Catterton Lou Garty Sandra Kennedy Malcolm Peverley John Byra Diane LaPenna Michael Tupman Debra Catts Linda Gaskill Mary Kerr Gary Phillips Kathryn Byrne Jane Larson Ed Turner, Jr. Sara Cavendish Yvonne Gatling Mary Jane Keyser Arlene Pietranton Laurel Capodanno Patricia Layton Marcel Unger Robert Chambers Murry Gatling Daniel Kinsella Anne Pikolas Ken Casazza Curt Leciejewski Vivian Unger Patricia Chase Marjorie Geldon Joyce Koeneman Guido Pittaccio Jane Casazza John Lenz Steven Vandevander Edward Chase Gilbert Geldon Marcia Kolko Barry Pokrass Denis Casey Anita Lenz Sherry Walker Thomas Childers Susan Geller Joel Kolko Mary Jo Porreca Cathleen Casey Carol Levin Bonnie Walker Dorothy Chimienti Marion Gentul Jan Konesey Robert Porta Kathy Casey James Lockard Linda Weidman Curt Christensen Robin Gilbert Robin Kost Kathy Potts Deborah Chase Kay Loysen Doug Weidman Linda Christenson Peter Gilbert Joan Kostelnik Catherine Priest Brad Chatellier Doris Lustine Denise Weiner Jacquie Christman Bruce Gillespie Myra Kramer Patty Quercetti Stan Chincheck Noela Lyons Elva Weininger Larry Christman Ellen Girardeau Roger Kramer Perrin Radley Tammy Chincheck Michele Mankins S. 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AnneRiley, PhD Rita AnnReimer Ann &RonReese Valerie Reber Rocci &MaryAnnRapposelli Janice Pinto &LoriSwift Kit &EvPilgrim Anne Pikolas Jane &Tom Perkins Daniel &Margaret Lyons Teresa Marchese Joyce Lussier Kay Loysen Paul Loecke Ginger &EdLivingston Barbara Lillien Kathl Marge LaFond Charlene &RogerKr Joseph Kraemer Sol Peggy Paul Daniel &CeilPayne Marcy Parykaza EJ &Fred Panico Marjorie &Lo Bonnie Osler & Brook Hedge Alan O’Leary Margaret O’Connell Bob &SusanNorris Lee Mussoff Suzanne Murphy Natalie Moss Warren Michelson Chuck &T Elizabeth Metzler Timothy McGlynn Betty &HerbMartin Pat Le John &Anita Lenz Sheila Kovalchick Bonnie Kirkland Mike &PinkyKing Sandra Kennedy Joanne Kempt omon &Beverly Peltz een &HughLeahy,Jr. wis erry Mezger well Owens on amer Vera Seleznow Jane Schubert Joan Sciorra Ronald Schiff Sue Saliba Carole Ruppel Michelle Rumble Constance Rue Jan Woodman Tom &Lavonne Wontorek Linda Wolf Aimee Wiest Ann Weir Elva Weininger Jeanette Webber Robert Wasserbach Barbara &Richard Warden Judy &Walter Jones Robert Yuan Midge Yearley Alex Yearley William &JudithWyatt Ellie Wyatt Carole W Josie W Vivian &Marcel Unger Cecelia &Tom T Jill Stokes &LoisCort Sydney &PhyllisStearman Erik &HibaStancofski Luanne &Marc Stanley Allen Stafford &DavidCristy Madge Spector Patty &ErnieSoffronoff Midge Smith Lois JamisonSmith Barney Silver Everett Sillers David Sheslo Kelly Sheridan Anna Severn &RalphBeatty Raymond &MariaTurner Rosalind Troupin Mary Trice Avrim &VickiTopel The Carol Bresler Foundation, Inc. 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Our Thanks… There are many people who help put the pieces together to make this Festival such a wonderful event. In appreciation of their support and hard work we say…

Thank you… Thank you… filmmakersand distributors who create or provide films Jeff Hughes (Hughes Design) for creatively designing this that entertain, educate, inspire, and/or emotionally touch program and other collateral materials. thousands of film viewers. Thank you… Thank you… the entire Movies at Midway staff for your hard work Derricksons for renting eight Movies at Midway theaters during the Festival. to the RBFS which allows the audience to enjoy the convenience of seeing many films at one location. Thank you... summer Festival Film reviewers who assist with Thank you… critiquing numerous film submissions. Your feedback is helpful with the film selection process. each and every SPONSOR (see pages 12-13). Your generosity and commitment are what makes this event possible. Thank you… every Festival attendee for supporting this event. Your appreciation of the cinematic arts allows a film menu of Thank you… diverse films from throughout the world. Delaware Division of the Arts, and the Delaware State Arts Council for awarding RBFS an annual operating Thank you… grant. Best wishes to staff liaison Susan Salkin as she retires from an outstanding career with DDOA. Your RBFS staff of Susan Harman, Chuck Patalive, Jamie guidance, expertise, and support will be greatly missed. Rousak, and Gloria Walls for your dedication and work to make the Film Society the best it can be.

Thank you… Thank you… ad purchasers and film sponsors for helping to support Rehoboth Beach Film Society Board of Directors for production expenses. the guidence you provide in governing this organization. A special thanks to Darrel Grinstead for leading this Thank you… organization as it continues to expand and develop. Damon Pla for providing the original artwork that was the inspiration for this year’s Festival design. Thank you… every volunteer or donating your time and talents Thank you… throughout the year. Collectively your efforts help this organization strive to reach its full potential. Rita Hanuschock for reviewing films, writing descriptions, and helping with other writing tasks throughout the summer. Joe loved having an “Assistant”! Our thanks to all of you!

Sue Early Thank you… Executive Director, Rehoboth Beach Film Society

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Student $20 individual Welcome to the Rehoboth Full-time students with a current photo ID qualify for a discounted Beach Film Society, membership with core benefits listed on this page. offering you access to entertaining, thought-provoking, and diverse film events year-round including: Film Buff $40 individual $60 couple • Monthly Screenings (independent features, Film Buff members receive the core benefits listed on this page. documentaries & shorts) • May purchase tickets beginning on Friday at 7 pm for Saturday • Around the World (international film series) and Sunday Festival films • The Metropolitan Opera, Live in HD • Delmarva Roots (history-themed film series) Associate Producer $70 individual $115 couple • Cinema & Art (bringing art and artists to the screen) Associate Producer members receive the core benefits listed on • Another Take (gay and lesbian-themed this page plus: film series) • May purchase tickets for entire Festival with one trip to • Fun with Filmmaking (children’s summer the Tent Box Office beginning on Wednesday (Note: Advanced program) ticket sales on Wednesday are for AP members only.) • And Much More!

Executive Producer $140 individual $230 couple All members receive the Executive Producer members receive the core benefits listed on following core benefits: this page plus:

• Discounted admission to • Pre-Festival ticket purchasing with one order Monthly Screenings • Complimentary Festival film vouchers, 1 per individual • Discount admission to select RBFS events membership or 2 per couple membership • Newsletter (three per year) sent by regular post or email, your choice Director $280 individual $495 couple • Advance notice of Film Society events Director members receive the core benefits listed on this page plus: • Souvenir Festival program with your name listed • Pre-Festival ticket purchasing with one order • Complimentary access to RBFS • Complimentary Festival film vouchers, 2 per individual film library membership or 4 per couple membership • Early Box Office admission at the Festival • Complimentary beverage card for Festival booth (5 drink card • Advance ticket purchasing privileges for individual, 10 drink card for couple) beginning 7:00 pm on Friday at • Priority seating at Festival films for badge holder only (badge the Festival holder may save one additional seat) • $1 discount on member film festival tickets • Complimentary Festival souvenir poster • 20% discount on the purchase of one short-sleeve Festival The satisfaction of helping to bring the art of T-shirt independent film to local communities.

Contributing Director $420 individual $630 couple A Rehoboth Beach Film Society membership is based on quarterly expiration dates, a • All of the Director benefits plus sponsorship of one Festival commonly accepted practice among member- film which includes name mention as film sponsor in Festival based organizations. All memberships end on one of four dates: March 31, June 30, September program, a complimentary ticket to selected film, and 30 or December 31. Each membership includes opportunity to introduce film. benefits for one November Film Festival.

Thank you for joining the The Film Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are considered Rehoboth Beach Film Society! charitable for federal income tax purposes and may be deducted to the fullest extent Your membership will provide opportunities of the law. Return completed form with a check payable to RBFS or provide credit to see quality films, meet new people, and card information in the space at the bottom of this page. Thank you for your support! engage in stimulating conversations. 110

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