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Celebrating the Finer Elements of Cinema Celebrating the finer elements of cinema. FantasticFestFantastic Fest , September 2008 18-25, - September 2008 www.fantasticfest.com 18-25 - Austin, SEPTEMBERTexas 18-25, 2008 WWW.FANTASTICFEST.COM1 2 Fantastic Fest , September 18-25, 2008 www.fantasticfest.com Fantastic Fest , September 18-25, 2008 www.fantasticfest.com 3 A Scanner Darkly Friday The 13th Oce Space Roller Girls There Will Be Blood Armageddon The Getaway Paris, Texas Rushmore Urban Cowboy The Bermuda Grind House Pee Wee’s Sin City Waiting For Guman Triangle Big Adventure Idiocracy Slacker What’s Eating The Best Little Piranha Gilbert Grape Whorehouse In Texas Indiana Jones And Spy Kids 1, 2 & 3 The Last Crusade Powder and many others… Blood Simple Suburbia JFK Prison Break Bottle Rocket The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Jurassic Fight Club Robocop 1 & 2 (every sequel, prequel and remake) Dancer, Texas Pop. 81 Kabluey Dazed And Confused The Legend Of Keeping filmmakers happy since 1971 Eddie Macon’s Run Boggy Creek The Faculty Logan’s Run Fandango Lolita Flesh And Bone Lone Star Friday Night Lights No Country For Old Men TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES ARE LISTED ALPHABETICALLY IN THIS CATALOGUE, SEE BELOW FOR THE PAGE NUMBERS OF THE SHOWS SORTED BY SECTION LETTER FROM THE FESTIVAL DIRECTOR PG. 20 MASTER ICON KEY PG. 21 100 BEST KILLS PARTY PG. 22 EVIL DEAD 2 QUOTE-ALONG (1987, USA) PG. 22 MASTER PANCAKE: FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980, USA) PG. 22 SIGNATURE EVENT MICHAEL JACKSON: THRILL THE WORLD PG. 22 FANBOYS (2008, USA) PG. 42 JCVD (2008, FRANCE) PG. 53 ZACK AND MIRI MAKE A PORNO (2008, USA) PG. 79 COMEDY I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW (2008, USA) PG. 51 NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD (2008, USA/AUSTRALIA) PG. 51 SPINE TINGLER! - THE WILLIAM CASTLE STORY (2007, USA) PG. 58 DOCUMENTARY ZOMBIE GIRL (2008, USA) PG. 80 CARGO 200 (2007, RUSSIA) PG. 29 ESTOMAGO (2008, BRAZIL) PG. 40 EX DRUMMER (2008, BELGIUM) PG. 41 DRAMA FIGHTER (2008, DENMARK) PG. 46 LATE BLOOMER (2004, JAPAN) PG. 55 SAUNA (2008, FINLAND) PG. 55 ASTROPIA (2008, ICELAND) PG. 27 FEARS OF THE DARK (2007, FRANCE) PG. 43 SANTOS LA PELICULA (2008, CHILE) PG. 54 FANTASY TOKYO! (2008, FRANCE/JAPAN) PG. 74 ART OF THE DEVIL 3 (2008, THAILAND) PG. 26 BURROWERS (2008, USA) PG. 28 DARK FLOORS (2008, FINLAND) PG. 33 HORROR DONKEY PUNCH (2008, US) PG. 38 FEAST 2 (2008, USA) PG. 44 JACK BROOKS MONSTER SLAYER (2008, CANADA) PG. 52 LET THE RIGHT ONE IN (2008, SWEDEN) PG. 59 TINGLER, THE (1959, USA) PG. 73 WICKED LAKE (2008, USA) PG. 76 WILDMAN OF THE NAVIDAD (2008, USA) PG. 77 DEADGIRL (2008, USA) PG. 36 DOCTOR INFIERNO (2008, SPAIN) PG. 37 GACHI BOY: WRESTLING WITH A MEMORY (2008, JAPAN) PG. 46 AMD NEXT WAVE LA CRÈME (CREME) (2008, FRANCE) PG. 32 RULE OF THREE (2007, USA) PG. 53 SOUTH OF HEAVEN (2007, USA) PG. 57 TOKYO GORE POLICE (2008, JAPAN) PG. 75 WRECK, THE (2008, USA) PG. 78 DARK AGE (1987, AUSTRALIA) PG. 83 MAD MAX (1979, AUSTRALIA) PG. 83 MAN FROM HONG KONG (1975, AUSTRALIA) PG. 83 OZSPLOITATION RAZORBACK (1984, AUSTRALIA) PG. 83 ROAD WARRIOR (1981, AUSTRALIA) PG. 83 TURKEY SHOOT (1982, AUSTRALIA) PG. 83 AIR SEX WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS PG. 23 DONKEY PUNCH BOAT PARTY PG. 23 FANTASTIC FEUD / FANTASTIC DEBATES PG. 23 PARTY GET LIT: CLOSING NIGHT CAVE PARTY PG. 23 BLUE FILM WOMAN (1969, JAPAN) PG. 82 GUSHING PRAYER (1971, JAPAN) PG. 82 LONELY COW WEEPS AT DAWN (2003, JAPAN) PG. 82 PINKU S&M HUNTER (1986, JAPAN) PG. 82 ALIEN RAIDERS (2008, USA) PG. 25 HOW TO GET RID OF THE OTHERS (2007, DENMARK) PG. 50 REPO: A GENETIC OPERA (2008, USA) PG. 52 SCIENCE FICTION SUBSTITUTE, THE (VIKAREN) (2007, DENMARK) PG. 70 TERRA (2008, CANADA) PG. 72 ANIMATED SHORTS PG. 85 SHORT FUSE SHORTS PG. 84 SHORT FILMS OF NACHO VIGALONDO PG. 86 SHORTS ACOLYTES (2008, AUSTRALIA) PG. 24 CHASER (2008, KOREA) PG. 30 CHOCOLATE (2008, THAILAND) PG. 31 THRILLER EAGLE EYE (2008, USA) PG. 39 107 E North Loop GOOD THE BAD AND THE WEIRD, THE (2008, KOREA) PG. 47 LEFT BANK (2008, BRUSSELS) PG. 56 (512) 451-1057 MUAY THAI CHAIYA (2007, THAILAND) PG. 50 SEVENTH MOON (2008, USA) PG. 56 SURVEILLANCE (2008, USA) PG. 71 6 Fantastic Fest , September 18-25, 2008 www.fantasticfest.com 107 E North Loop (512) 451-1057 Fantastic Fest , September 18-25, 2008 www.fantasticfest.com 9 12th Méliès d’Argent Competition Winners ( Méliès 2007-2008 ) European Federation Fantastic Film Festivals CZ+VMJFO.BVSZ"MFYBOESF#VTUJMMP CZ+VBO"OUPOJP#BZPOB CZ"OEFST.PSHFOUIBMFS SITGES FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL LEEDS DE CINEMA DE CATALUNYA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL www.cinemasitges.com www.leedsfilm.com 2 october 2007 NOVEMBER 2007 0 0 7 FANTASTISK FILM FESTIVAL www.fff.se SEPTEMBER 2007 FANTASTISK FILM FESTIVAL www.fff.se SEPTEMBER 2008 2 0 0 8 SITGES FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA DE CATALUNYA www.cinemasitges.com october 2008 EFFFF, Romain Roll SVFEFMB$PNUFTTFEF'MBOESFt#SVTTFMT #FMHJVN www.melies.org UFM tGBY tFNBJMJOGP!NFMJFTPSH 10 Fantastic Fest , September 18-25, 2008 www.fantasticfest.com MELIES_FED_AUSTIN08.indd 2 13/8/08 12:59:10 12th Méliès d’Argent Competition Winners ( Méliès 2007-2008 ) European Federation Fantastic Film Festivals CZ-VJT1JFESBIJUB3PESJHP4PQF×B CZ9BWJFS(FOT CZ(PO[BMP-ØQF[(BMMFHP FANTASPORTO - OPORTO BRUSSELS INTERNATIONAL AMSTERDAM FANTASTIC INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FESTIVAL OF FANTASTIC FILM FILM FESTIVAL www.fantasporto.com www.bifff.org www.afff.nl February - March 2008 MARCH-APRIL 2008 APRIL 2008 CZ5PNBT"MGSFETPO A FILM BY TOMAS ALFREDSON BASED ON THE BESTSELLER FROM JOHN AJVIDE LINDQVIST Affi liated Members Affi BAVARIA FILM INTERNATIONAL EFTI IN ASSOCIATION SANDREW METRONOME FILMPOOL NORD SVERIGES TELEVISION SVT WAG EFTI PRODUCTION TOMAS ALFREDSON “LET THE RIGHT ONE IN” KÅRE HEDEBRANT LINA LEANDERSSON PER RAGNAR PETER CARLBERG IKA NORD HENRIK DAHL KARIN BERGQUIST MIKAEL RAHM KARL-ROBERT LINDGREN ANDERS T PEEDU PALE OLOFSSON ANNA ZAKRISSON MAGGIE WIDSTRAND MARIA STRID FRIDA ASP JOHAN SÖDERQVIST DINO JONSÄTER TOMAS ALFREDSON EVA NORÉN HOYTE VAN HOYTEMA JOHN AJVIDE LINDQVIST FIDO FILM THE CHIMNEY POT LJUDLIGAN SVENSKA FILMINSTITUTET SFI COMMISSIONING CONSULTANT PIODOR GUSTAFSSON NORDISK FILM & TV FOND SVEND ABRAHAMSEN GUNNAR CARLSSON PER-ERIK SVENSSON LENA REHNBERG RICARD CONSTANTINOU JOHN NORDLING CARL MOLINDER TOMAS ALFREDSON FANTAFESTIVAL ESPOO CINÉ INTERNATIONAL NEUCHÂTEL INTERNATIONAL www.fanta-festival.it FILM FESTIVAL FANTASTIC FILM FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 2008 www.espoocine.fi www.nifff.ch AUGUST 2008 JULY 2008 NATFILM FESTIVAL HORRORTHON DUBLIN PUCHON INTERNATIONAL MARCH SEPTEMBER WWW.NATFILM.DK WWW.HORRORTHON.COM FANTASTIC FILM FESTIVAL WWW.PIFAN.COM JULY DEAD BY DAWN HORROR FILM SEMANA DE CINE FANTÁSTICO OCTOBER- FESTIVAL APRIL Y DE TERROR DE SAN SEBASTIÁN WWW.DEADBYDAWN.CO.UK WWW.DONOSTIAKULTURA.COM/TERROR NOVEMBER FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL WWW.FANTASIAFESTIVAL.COM JULY-AUGUST RIGA INTERNATIONAL FANTASY UTOPIALES FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL BI-ANNUAL / FILM FESTIVAL DE SCIENCE-FICTION, NANTES NOVEMBER WWW.ARSENALS.LV MAY WWW.UTOPIALES.ORG FANTASTIC FEST AUSTIN WWW.FANTASTICFEST.COM FRIGHTFEST SCIENCEPLUSFICTION SEPTEMBER AUGUST NOVEMBER WWW.FRIGHTFEST.CO.UK WWW.SCIENCEPLUSFICTION.ORG EFFFF, Romain Roll SCREAMFEST RAVENNA NIGHTMARE SEMANA INTERNACIONAL Supporting Members SVFEFMB$PNUFTTFEF'MBOESFt#SVTTFMT #FMHJVN DE CINE FANTÁSTICO DE MALAGA WWW.SCREAMFESTLA.COM Adherent Members FILM FESTIVAL OCTOBER NOVEMBER UFM tGBY tFNBJMJOGP!NFMJFTPSH WWW.RAVENNANIGHTMARE.COM www.fantastico.uma.es OCTOBER Fantastic Fest , September 18-25, 2008 www.fantasticfest.com 1 1 MELIES_FED_AUSTIN08.indd 3 13/8/08 12:59:47 Dear Friends, On behalf of the City of Austin, it is my honor to welcome you to this great city for the 2008 edition of Fantastic Fest, the largest genre film festival in the United States. From Terrence Malick to Richard Linklater to Robert Rodriguez, Austin's film community has a long-standing tradition of individuality and independence. Fantastic Fest embodies this with more than 100 films from more than 30 countries, bringing to Austin such unique and diverse programming as vampire films from Sweden, action films from Australia, a comedy starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, and the new comedy film from Kevin Smith. Fantastic Fest is part of what helps keep Austin weird, and we love it for that. But just as important is how it shows the international film community once again that Austin is one of the most film-friendly cities in all of North America. From Austin Studios to the Alamo Drafthouse, Austin's love and commitment to film sets it apart – a fact we couldn't be more proud of. We sincerely hope that the Fantastic Fest 2008 experience will bring a new audience of filmmakers and movie lovers to appreciate Austin as one of the best places anywhere to make a movie or just go see one. Thanks to everyone involved in the festival, from the filmmakers to the staff to the audience itself for their support of Austin cinema. We hope everyone has a blast at Fantastic Fest 2008! Regards, Will Wynn Austin Mayor The City of Austin is committed to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Reasonable modifications and equal access to communications will be provided upon request. STATE OF TEXAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR TEXAS FILM COMMISSION September 2008 Welcome Fantastic Festers, You have chosen wisely. Being part of this year’s Fantastic Fest does more than guarantee you eight days of amazing films from around the world; it also makes you part of an indelibly Austin experience. Think of the aicn.com readers and film fans around the world who would give pretty much anything to be here too. Take a look at the sponsor list, and you’ll see companies old and new, large and small, that have been front and center in securing Austin’s worldwide reputation as the place to be. The Austin Chronicle, Dell, BSide, Ain’t It Cool News, Austin Daze, KOOP, KVRX, AMD Austin and of course the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema – that’s quite the power list of commercial, cultural and media icons, and they’re all here at what has become one of Texas’ highest-profile festivals.
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