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Boulder International Film Festival Welcome to an Exhibition of the Best Works of the Greatest Film Artists of Their Genres FOUR DAYS OF CONTROVERSY, SPICE, COLOR, LAUGHTER, OUTRAGE, ADVENTURE, IDEAS, CULTURE AND COMMUNITY p a s s ! o n p l a y BOULDER INTERNATIONAL 08 FI L M F EST I VAL sralang dralas feb 14 -17 peace PASS!ON POWER p s y c h i c p l e a s u r e PURPOSE CELEBRATING THE BOLD SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENT FILM biff1.com ORDER BIFF TICKETS AT 303.786.7030 OR WWW.BOULDERTHEATER.COM WWW.BIFF1.COM | 1 To the legions of highly discerning individuals who actually read the Robin Beeck, Executive Director welcome letters in film festival programs, welcome! Boulder International Film Festival Welcome to an exhibition of the best works of the greatest film artists of their genres. Welcome to the exciting and unpredictable world beyond mass entertainment, where the advent of high-quality, low-cost equipment has created an explosion of creativity and innovation in film. Welcome to a darkened theater where you’ll be drawn into the screen by the world’s storytelling masters—quixotic, thrilling, funny, sad, shocking stories told with respect and affection for their audiences, the hallmark of all great artists. Welcome to the two-million-person audience of film festivals worldwide, where the unique ability to meet and interact with many of the artists themselves has made film festivals into trend-makers for one of the largest and most influential industries on earth. Having trouble deciding what films to see? Then join the growing crowd of Boulder film buffs who buy an all-access Festival pass. Get treated like a VIP, walk to the head of the lines, go to all the free-food-and-drink parties, meet filmmakers and new friends you can talk with about the films. But mostly, see all the great films you want to see. It’s like a first-class vacation without leaving the city. We look forward to greeting you personally throughout the Boulder International Film Festival, Feb 14-17, 2008. See you at the movies! 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REGULAR ADMISSION $10 FREE FOR STUDENTS AGE 13+ WITH VALID ID STUDENTS / SENIORS WITH VALID I.D. $ 8 senior CitiZens PROGRAMS 21 AND 30, FREE FOR SENIORS OVER 65 WITH VALID ID PLEASE NOTE: VIP PRIORITY PASS $295 $ This program is subject to change. Films are not rated and may include OPENING NIGHT GALA & FILM PROGRAM 1 50 profanity, nudity and mature subject matter. Many of the scenes in these $ films are performed by trained professional actors and should not be FILMMAKERS’ RECEPTION SPECIAL EVENT C 12/15door $ attempted at home. 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Passholders must arrive for programs Starting at $199. at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the film to guarantee priority seating. ^photo: fashionistaphoto.com 4 | BOULDER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 08 WWW.BIFF1.COM SPECIAL EVENT AB Filmmakers’ Panel Saturday, 2:30-4:00pm, Boulder Public Library panel Free to the public – No ticket required Our annual free-for-all brings together a table’s worth of visiting filmmakers from around the world for a wide-ranging discussion. This year our moderator will be none other than Chris Gore, an author, columnist, television host and filmmaker who has built a solid reputation as the brutally honest founder of the legendary Film Threat online magazine. He is the author of four books on film, including The Ultimate Film Festival Survival Guide, considered a bible for fans and film- makers touring the festival circuit. Gore began his independent filmmaking career with the cult short Red starring tough guy Lawrence Tier- ney from Reservoir Dogs. He also co-wrote and pro- duced the feature comedy that toured the festival circuit, My Big Fat Independent Movie. In addition, Gore appears on television weekly as the film expert on G4 TV’s Attack of the Show. He was named one of the 25 Most Influential People in Independent Film by Film Festival Today magazine. BIFF VIP filmmakerlounge hosted by Redfish Brewhouse Just one block west from the front door of the Boulder Theater Come discuss “everything film” over a delicious Redfish-brewed beer, a glass of wine or an organic vodka drink from Vodka 14. Live music and great food! HAPPY HOUR DRINK PRICES FOR PASSHOLDERS 4PM TO CLOSE sponsored spirits bargain bevvies from generous sponsors... nudge, nudge. deals are good with your BIFF ticket stub or pass. 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