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Athens International Film/Video Festival T-SHIRTS AND BUTTONS T-shirts and buttons will be available at the College Gate on April 28 - May 1 and May,4 - May 7, and in the Athena: Cinemas lobby from April 30 - May 8. BEST OF THE FESTIVAL T-shirts and buttons for both the Saturday, May 8th at 8 :00 pm at Film/Video Festival and the Video the Athena 1. Admission is $3.00. Record Concert will be available . Limited tickets are available for this program and they will be available FOR FURTHER INFORMATION : on Wednesday, May 5th at the Please call 594-6888 or 593-6973 Athena Box Office at noon. The Tickets for Festival screenings will be program will include the 1982 Athens available at the Athena Cinemas Box- International Film/Video Festival BAKER CENTER BALLROOM Tuesday awards ceremony and screenings of Office. All seats are $2 .00 . FRIDAY. MAY 7 and Thursday will be buck nites -all the awardwinning films and tapes seats will $1 .00. Tickets may be pur- the award-winning films and tapes. 8:00 pm chased only on the day of screening- This program will also be aired live on Program LL : Video Record , Channel 7 . VIDEO CHILD, Joe Orlandino, 6 mins. 1 hour before showtime. Morning and ACTV DEVO : BEAUTIFUL WORLD, Casale/ afternoon competition film and video Statler, 4 mins screenings (except feature films and ULTRAVOX : VIENNA, Mallet/Godfrey/ premieres) are free of charge. A limi- DEPOT GALLERY Mulcahy, 5 mins THURSDAY, MAY 6 JOHN E. WALKER'S NOT RED, John ted number ofVIP passes will be E. Walker; 6 mins available at $25.00 - these passes will 9 :00 Pin DREAMS, Daniel Sofer, 301/2 mins. allow you to all Festival programs Program 00: Video Art VANGELIS : CHARIOTS OF FIRE, except Best of the Festival . SUMMER SALT, Steina,14 mins Don Noiman,3 1/2 mins. PAPPA TAPE 1, Mimi Martin, 4 mins BEST FRIEND/THOSE MODERNE SELECTED SHORT WORKS, Betsy CHILDREN, Twinen/Tone, 13 mins. REGISTRATION FOR NEW Connors,12 mins. ULTRAVOX : THE THIN WALL, TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE MILLENNIA, Barbara Buckner, 5 mins. Mallet/Godfrey/Mulcahy, 41/2 mins. WITNESS, Barbara Sykes,15 mins RITUALS-MALARIA, Ziff/Nada, May 6-8 CAPE MAY : END OF THE SEASON, 5 mins. Fee : $6.00 per day Maxi Cohen, 41/2 mins VISAGE : THE DAMNED DON'T DEADLINE, Max Almy, 4 mins: CRY, LexiGodfrey, 4 mins. Fee includes admission to workshops, TEMPEST AND VOYAGE, WTV, There THE COLLECTION, Cleman/Powell, exhibitions, and retrospectives. 20 mins. 16 mins will be an additional admission charge, LEAVING THE 20th CENTURY, Max DR. HOOK : BABY MAKES HER the Festival, for the follow- Almy, 3 mins. BLUE JEANS TALK, Ken Walz, payable at 4 ing special events : TELETAPES, Peter D'Agostino, mins. 28 mins. DISSONANCE James Rosenberger, Video Record Concert - $2.00 THE TAPE, Mark Markham, 12 mins 5-30-80 : : DON'T YOU - $3 .00 /2 HUMAN LEAGUE Best of the Festival 21 mins ME, Steve Barron, 31/2 mins. on SHEEP, Steven Kolpan, 5 mins WANT There will be pre-registration TOMORROW, James Rosengren, CHAS JANKEL : QUESTIONNAIRE, Wednesday, May 5th from 10 :00 am 21/2 mins. Morton/Jankel, 4 mins. to 5:00 pm in Baker Center Ballroom. SOME OF THESE STORIES ARE POLICE : INVISIBLE SUN, Derek TRUE, Adair/Peabody/Jakson, 27 mins Burbridge, 4 mins. OHIO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS - DEATH ALLEY those . students with a validated GENERIC VIDEO ART, McDonald/ RAINBOW : O.U Sims, 111/2 mins. DRIVER, Ken WaIz, 6 mins. I.D. will be admitted to the conference MAID O'NINES IN TRUE CONFESS- RADIO ACTIVE LOVE, Dan Dinello, Chabot,18 mins free of charge on Thursday, May 6th IONS 1 AND 11, Aurore 23 mins. MR, and Friday, May 7th only. All other LIVE FROM THE LUNDS, Robins/ EMMYLOU HARRIS : MR. SAND- Adair, 9 mins MAN/I DON'T HAVE TO CRAWL, events will require the appropriate fee, FLEDGLING MUTANTS : SUPER Russell/Rucker, 7'/z mins. HEROES OF TOMORROW, Lucy RUPERT HINE: THE SET UP, INFORMATION BOOTHS Sexton, 41/2 mins. 4 mins THE LAST FRONTIER, Michael TOM TOM-CLUB : GENIUS OF LOVE, Several information booths will be Reano,18 mins Morton/Jankel, 31/2 mins set up on campus prior to and during SURPLUS-SURVIVAL-VIDEO JAPAN : VISIONS OF CHINA, the Film/Video Festival. To receive FIRE THE NEXT TIME, Mark Steve Barron, 4 mins updated information, check the Markham, 4 mins THE CLASH: RADIO CLASH, Don THOUGHTS AND IDEAS, Mike Letts, 5 mins College Gate on April 28 - May 1, Beacom, 4 mins SLIPSTREAM STARRING JETHRO and May 4 - May 7, or check the I REMEMBER DADA, Matt TULL, Chrysalis Visual Programming, Athena on the days of the Festival. Danowski, 201/2 mins. 57 mins Programs will include : LET ME SEE : WATER & RAIN, Dave Conver,14 mins. EYEWITNESS NEWS, San Diego Theatre, 6 mins. authority ofhistory through an exam- THE RETURN OF THE SECAUCUS 7' In the "Magical Movie Palace" children Junior of all ages will have the opportunity MOUTH MUSIC, Alan Babbit,1 Vz mins. ination of the city. Incorporating (US, 1980) . Eilber, 4 mins. Made on $60,000 budget, the direc. to see four hours of short animation, MINI-MYSTERY, Julie Raymond Chandler's The Little Sister, a and documentary films, THE WIZARD'S SON, John LosAngeles Architecture and other torial debut of screenwriter John experimental Sayles is a perceptive and hilarious ac- DATE : non-traditional television, and live Canemaker,10 mins. literary works, this is the film's Ameri- puppet acts. Also, two THE LADY SINGS, Nancy Gold, can premiere. count of a group of college friends re- SATURDAY,MAY1 magic and uniting as they turn 30 and wonder "classic" children's films The Red Bal- 1'h mins. TIME : loon and Milestones forMickey will be SAM, Paul Pitcoff,14 mins. LIGHTNING OVER WATER (West what happened to their idealism . Ullendorff,18 mins. Germany/Sweden, 1980) 10:00 am to 2 :00 pm shown. Some of the film and video AVATAR, David works presented in the program were EYEPIECE, Michael Long, 2'h mins, This collaboration between noted SISTERS OR BALANCE OF RIDERLESS, Ray HAPPINESS (West Germany, 1981) PLACE : made by children for children. The THE REMARKABLE, THE AVIATOR'S WIFE (France 1981) Hollywood director Nicholas program will work on a rotating basis, RUNAWAY TRICYCLE, Gary The latest film by Eric Rohmer (Claire's (Rebel Without a Cause) and West Margarethe Von Trotta's new film is ATHENA CINEMAS allowing children to view all three of Templeton, 9 mins. Knee) is a talky, intelligent story of German director Wim Wenders (The the story of two sisters--one a success- AND THE documents Ray's ful career woman, the other an intro- TICKETS: 25 cents the programs. To make the "magical THE STORY OF BING Francois, a 20 year old law student ; American,Friend) movie palace" truly magical, costumed MAGIC RING, Mark Ogle/Robert Anne, a 25 year old career woman ; ' losing battle against cancer and the in- verted college student--and what hap- tense artistic relationships forged by pens to their relationship when a man characters such as Petdr Pan, Little Bo Dunlap, 3 mins. and Lucie, a young charming school and other and girl. Francois works nights, so he filmmaking itself. enters their emotional web. Peep, the "Friendly" Beast children's favorites will be present THE RED BALLOON, Albert can't see enough of his girlfriend Anne. Lamorisse, 34 mins. rival--the MAN OF MARBLE (Poland, 1977) UNION CITY (USA, 1979) throughout the program. Balloons, While tracking a suspected popcorn and other refreshments will MILESTONES FOR MICKEY Walt aviator-he meets Lucie, who tries to Andrzej Wajda's passionate political Mark Reichert directs Deborah Disney, 41 mins. help him with his detective work. The epic, the story of a young filmmaker's Harry in her film debut as be available. Aviator's Wife is a sophisticated, intel- quest to unravel the truth behind Lillian, the sexually frustrated ligent tale oflove learned. Mateusz Birkut, the now-forgotten wife of Harlan, a middle-aged "model worker" of the Polish govern- accountant. He is obsessed CITY OF WOMEN (Italy, 1980) ment's efforts in the 1950's to create with stopping the theft of milk Federico Fellini's latest film is a labor heroes to spur productivity . A delivered outside their apart- dazzling fantasy/spectacle based on his provocative, important work. ment door. Lillian escapes feelings about feminism . Marcello from their drab apartment Mastroianni portrays Fellini's alter ego MY DINNER. WITH ANDRE through her weekly movie mat- who fallls asleep and finds himself sur- (US, 1981) inee with the gallant building Video SHOWCASES rounded by the women of his past and Noted theatre director Andre Gregory super. future. eats dinner with playwright/actor Epic Records include : Wallace Shawn and the audience is The Clash: Radio Clash 'A TRIBUTE TO Record Mike Oldfreld: Five Miles Out DIARIES 1971-1976 (US, 1980) treated to an uniquely audacious RAY comedy of ideas and words. Directed NICHOLAS Japan: Visions ofChina A film by Ed Pincus tracing five years The Video Record, the most recent Orleans in the life of his family, friends and by Louis Malle (Atlantic City). KNOCK ON ANY DOOR category of competition, was'created OMD: Maid of himself. Diaries is both a personal (USA, 1949) as a response to the current explosion Chrysalis Records include : chronicle and the story of a genera- PIXOTE (Brazil, 1981) , A socially conscious district attorney of music video that is sweeping through Blondie: Rapture tion in the midst of transition . Pixote, the ten-year-old protagonist of (Humphrey Bogart) develops a rela- the U.S.
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