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SLIFF Program 2008 STAFF Executive Director Cliff Froehlich Artistic Director Chris Clark Operations Supervisor Brian Spath Co-Curators Bobbie Lautenschlager TABLE OF (New Filmmakers Forum), ARTISTS/FILMMAKERS Brian Woodman (Documentaries) Program Cover/Poster Tim Lane CONTENTS Marketing Consultants Filmmaker Awards Tom Huck Cheri Hutchings/Claire de Lune Tribute Reels Brian Woodman and Productions, Nina Thompson/ Kathy Corley (Michael Apted) and Niche Marketing RD Zurick (Paul Schrader) Venue/Ticket Info 12 Venue Supervisor/Plaza Frontenac Brian Woodman FESTIVAL TRAILER Sidebars 13 Print Traffic Coordinator Stephe Raven Produced by Coolfire Media Guest Transportation CineLogistics, (www.coolfiremedia.com) Special Events 16 Jamie Koogler Animation/Editorial Patrick Vaughan Interns Corey Bowman, Andrew Heitz, Sound Design Brent Johnson Awards 18 Janelle Jones, Jacob Massa, Illustration Tim Lane Sarah Powers, Anthony Sanchez, Producer David Johnson Sponsors 20 Brett Vandegriffe Program Design/Production David Kroll Film Descriptions 24 Web Design Brett Smith Features 24 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Board Members Chris Benson, Kathy Chair J. Kim Tucci Corley, Tony Davis, Amit Dhawan, Documentaries 47 Vice Chair/Development Jilanne Barnes Carrie Houk, David Houlle, David Vice Chair/Membership Sharon Tucci Johnson, Joneal Joplin, Jay Kanzler, Shorts 58 Treasurer Barry Worth McGraw Milhaven, Scott Phillips, Secretary Delcia Corlew Charles Poole, Eric Rhone, Chip Film Schedule 36 Rosenbloom, Rachelle Rowe, Mary Strauss, Elizabeth Tucker, Vince Volpe, Jane von Kaenel, Jean Whatley, Scott Wibbenmeyer SOME LIKE IT COOL FREE Film Festival at the Tivoli Theatre (6350 Delmar) Rebel Without a Cause Don’t miss (1955, directed by Nicholas Ray, 111 minutes) Birth of the Cool: Tuesday, December 9 @ 7 pm California Art, Design, and Culture at Midcentury at the Kemper Art Museum Anatomy of a Murder until January 5 (1959, directed by Otto Preminger, 160 minutes) Wednesday, December 10 @ 7 pm North by Northwest Media support provided by (1959, directed by Alfred Hitchcock, 136 minutes) Thursday, December 11 @ 7 pm Giovanni Battista Caracciolo, The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian; Harvard Art Museum, Fogg Art Museum, Gift of Herbert Pope, Arthur Pope, Edward W. Forbes and Paul J. Sachs, 1924.31; Imaging Department copyright President and Fellows of Harvard College. SLAM aa SLIFF horz 10.14:slam 10/14/08 6:29 PM Page 1 ACTION/ABSTRACTION Pollock, de Kooning, and American Art, 1940-1976 October 19, 2008 – January 11, 2009 Abstract Expressionism forever altered the landscape of American Art. Action/ Abstraction: Pollock, de Kooning, and American Art, 1940-1976 is the first major exhibition in 20 years to rethink this important movement. Fifty extraordinary works by 31 artists are viewed from the perspectives of influential, rival art critics Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg, the artists, and popular culture. “Exceedingly handsome…a tour de force…” –The New York Times Action/Abstraction: Pollock, de Kooning, and American Art, 1940-1976 has been organized by The Jewish Museum, New York in collaboration with the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo and the Saint Louis Art Museum. Leadership support has been provided by the Weissman Family Foundation, The National Endowment for the Humanities, a federal agency, and the Peter Jay Sharp Foundation. The exhibition is sponsored by the Jerome L. Greene Foundation. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this exhibition do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Tickets available at all MetroTix locations. Charge by phone (314) 534-1111 or online at metrotix.com. One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park St. Louis, Missouri 63110 314.721.0072 www.slam.org Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm; Friday, 10 am–9 pm; Closed Monday A HIGHER LEVEL OF NIGHTLIFE LOCATED ON THE ROOFTOP ABOVE THE FOUNTAIN WWW.MANDARINLOUNGE.NET 44 MARYLAND PLAZA CENTRAL WEST END 314.367.4447 American Airlines Is A Proud Sponsor Of The St. Louis International Film Festival. To find out more about American, visit us at AA.com. 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Mgr. _______ _______ Creative Director _______ _______ Client Approval: INITIALS DATE Account Exec. _______ _______ _______ _______ ideation production interactive Integrated Digital Media Solutions 415 N. 10th Street 3rd Floor St. Louis MO, 63101 314-421-2665 coolfiremedia.com Chiara Civello, Jazz Singer Roma, Italia 314.361.7010 baritaliastl.com GENERAL INFO/TICKETS Main Venues Day-of-Show Ticket Sales TIVOLI THEATRE, 6350 Delmar Boulevard (Tivoli 1 seats 440; Tivoli, Plaza Frontenac and Webster U. box offices will open a half- Tivoli 3 seats 140) hour before the first show; SLAM box office will open an hour before PLAZA FRONTENAC CINEMA, Plaza Frontenac, Lindbergh the first show. Boulevard and Clayton Road (both houses seat 170) SAINT LOUIS ART MUSEUM (SLAM), 1 Fine Arts Drive, Ticket Prices Forest Park (seats 500) Individual tickets are $10 each or $8 for Cinema St. Louis members WEBSTER UNIVERSITY, Moore Auditorium, 470 East Lockwood and students with current and valid ID. Avenue (seats 250) Other discounts: Saint Louis Art Museum programs are $8 for members of SLAM. Special-Event Venues Six Before Six: Weekday screenings before 6 p.m. at Tivoli and Plaza “HUMBOLDT COUNTy” AftER-PARTY on Thursday, Nov. 13: Frontenac on Nov. 14 and from Nov. 17-21 are specially priced at $6. Mandarin, 44 Maryland Plaza No other discounts are valid for these tickets. CHILDREn’S FILM SYMPOSIUM on Saturday, Nov. 22: Washington University, Brown Hall Auditorium, Forsyth and Skinker Free Events boulevards The following events are free and open to the public. No ticket is CLOSING-NIGHT PARTY at 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 23: Blueberry required. Hill’s Duck Room, 6504 Delmar Blvd. Micro-Budget Filmmaking Seminar on Nov. 15 at Tivoli 3 NFF Coffee With the Filmmakers on Nov. 16 at Tivoli 3 Festival Web Site “Sinner Come Home” on Nov. 17 at Tivoli 3 www.CINEMASTLOUIS.ORG Pixar Shorts on Nov. 21 at SLAM “Matchmaker Mary” on Nov. 22 at Brown Advance-Ticket Sales “The Flyboys” on Nov. 22 at Brown TIVOLI: Advance tickets for programs at this venue are for sale at “The Making of ‘WALL-E’ on Nov. 22 at Brown the Tivoli box office beginning Oct. 21. Box-office hours are 5-10 p.m. “King of the Hill” on Nov. 22 at Brown Monday-Friday and 2-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. No phone sales. For “The Prowler” and “The Grand Inquisitor” on Nov. 22 at Webster tickets online, visit tickets.landmarktheatres.com. Dark Days: Panel on the Hollywood Blacklist and Film Noir on PLAZA FRONTENAC: Advance tickets for programs at this venue Nov. 22 at Webster are for sale at the Plaza Frontenac box office beginning Oct. 21. Box- Indie-Fest Short and Feature Winners on Nov. 23 at Webster office hours are 2-9 p.m. daily. No phone sales. For tickets online, visit Closing-Night Party and Award Presentation on Nov. 23 at Blue- tickets.landmarktheatres.com. berry Hill’s Duck Room (cash bar) SAINT LOUIS ART MUSEUM: Advance tickets for programs at this venue are for sale at the Art Museum box office beginning Festival Punch-Passes Oct. 21. Box-office hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and Festival Punch-Passes are available for 10 tickets ($90), 20 tickets Saturday-Sunday, with extended hours from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday. ($175), and 30 tickets ($250). No online sales. For tickets by phone, call 314-655-5299. Festival Punch-Passes are available at the Tivoli and Plaza Frontenac WEBSTER UNIVERSITY: Advance tickets for programs at this box offices in advance and at all venues on day of show. venue are for sale at the Tivoli box office beginning Oct. 21. Box-office Festival Punch-Pass-holders are required to obtain a ticket for each hours are 5-10 p.m. Monday-Friday and 2-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. film attended, either in advance or day of show; a hole will be punched No phone or online sales. in pass for each ticket purchased. Festival Punch-Passes can be used to purchase multiple tickets for the Online Ticket Sales same show. For shows at the Tivoli and Plaza Frontenac only, tickets may be Festival Punch-Passes can be used at all venues. purchased in advance at tickets.landmarktheatres.com. There is a $1 per-ticket service charge. At the Tivoli, pick up your tickets at the Festival VIP Pass box-office window. At Plaza Frontenac, either see the box-office atten- Festival VIP Passes (good for two admissions to every SLIFF screening dant or use an automated kiosk at the box-office counter. Bring the at all venues) are available for $350. credit card that you used to purchase the tickets and the confirmation Festival VIP Passes are available by phone only though Cinema St. number. Online sales are limited to full-price tickets only ($6 or $10); Louis: 314-289-4153. Cinema St. Louis member and student discounts can only be obtained Festival VIP Pass-holders are required to obtain a ticket for each film in person because ID is required.
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