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Celebrating Independent Films All-Day Local Filmmakers Celebration Integrated Digital Storytelling Pathbreaking YouTube Transmedia Photo Chain WRIF/CATV 48-hour Film Slam Gala Opening with Filmmakers Live Concert with Tom Rush & Jim Rooney www.wrif.org 802-478-0191 Photo: still from The Forgotten Kingdom. Andrew Mudge, Director WHITE RIVER INDIE FILM FESTIVAL 2014 over, it can be seen as a microcosm of what is at stake in a time of fiscal crises, ideologically-driven budgets and Venues Saturday, April 26 social reforms. Tupelo Music Hall 188 S Main St, White River Junction (parking on site) DIRTY WARS OTELO BURNING Hotel Coolidge 10:00 AM • $9/7 • At Tupelo Music Hall 39 S. Main Street, White River Junction (parking on street) 4:00 PM • $9/7 • At Tupelo Music Hall Documentary • USA • 87 Minutes • Unrated Documentary • USA • 57 Minutes • Unrated Main Street Museum 58 Bridge Street, White River Junction (park on street) Dirty Wars follows investiga- Shot in Durban, South tive reporter Jeremy Scahill Africa, the film tells CATV (at the Tip Top Building) into the heart of America’s the story of a group of 85 N Main Street, White River Junction (parking on site) covert wars, from Afghani- township kids who dis- stan to Yemen, Somalia and cover the joy of surfing. beyond. Part political thriller It’s set in 1989, against Friday, April 25 and part detective story, Dirty a backdrop of brew- Wars is a gripping journey ing conflict between THROUGH A LENS DARKLY into one of the most im- two political groups in portant and underreported Lamontville. On the 2:00 PM • FREE • At Tupelo Music Hall stories of our time. day that Nelson Mandela is released from prison, Otelo is forced to choose between surfing success and justice. Documentary • USA • 92 Minutes PATHBREAKING YOUTUBE This is a beautifully made, insightful and entertaining Thomas Allen Harris’s film that captures a turbulent time in the history of South extraordinary docu- 12:30 PM • FREE • At Tupelo Music Hall Africa. mentary is a unique examination of they Google’s Head of Community Affairs Matt Dunne way black photogra- will present ways in which the YouTube platform has GMO OMG changed and empowered creators. phers—and their sub- 6:45 PM • $9/7 • At Tupelo Music Hall jects—have used the camera as a tool for social change from the time photog- AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY: Documentary • USA • 85 Minutes • Rated PG raphy was invented to the present. The film tackles the Director and concerned burden of representation and serves as a testament to the THE EVOLUTION OF father Jeremy Seifert is in redemptive powers of creativity. GRACE LEE BOGGS search of answers. How A unique examination of they way black photogra- do GMOs (genetically phers—and their subjects—have used the camera as a 2:00 PM • $9/7 • At Tupelo Music Hall modified organisms) affect tool for social change from the time photography was Documentary • USA • 82 Minutes • Unrated our children, the health invented to the present. The film tackles the burden of of our planet, and our What does it mean to representation and serves as a testament to the redemp- freedom of choice? These be an American revo- tive powers of creativity. and other questions take lutionary today? Grace Seifert on a journey from Screening of the film was made possible with support Lee Boggs is a 98-year- his family’s table to Haiti, Paris, Norway, and the lobby from Jamie and Nancy Horton. old Chinese American of agro-giant Monsanto, from which he is unceremoni- woman in Detroit ously ejected. Along the way we gain insight into a DIGITAL DIASPORA FAMILY RE- whose vision of revolu- question that is of growing concern to citizens the world tion will surprise you. A writer, activist, and philosopher over: what’s on your plate?. UNION (DDFR) rooted for more than 70 years in the African American The screening of the film is made possible with support movement, she has devoted her life to an evolving revo- 3:45 PM • FREE • At Tupelo Music Hall from Bill Stetson. lution that encompasses the contradictions of America’s The innovative transmedia companion to the film past and its potentially radical future. Panel discussion follows with Will Allen of Cedar Circle Farm and Sylvia Davatz of Solstice Seeds. —Through a Lens Darkly—the “Family Reunion” The screening of the film is made possible with support re-imagines the social network by inviting audiences from Railroad Row. Cuisine available between GMO OMG and Go For Sis- to participate in building the One World One Family ters provided by Elixer Restaurant, 188 S Main St, White Album (#1WORLD1FAMILY) by uploading and sharing River Junction, VT their own family photos. Festival goers are invited to SHORT TERM 12 upload images to Instagram using #1WORLD1FAMILY 2:00 PM • $9/7 • At Main Street Musuem GO FOR SISTERS and #DDFRtv tag. Drama–USA–96 Minutes–Rated R DDFR at WRIF was made possible with support from Lia 9:15 PM • $9/7 • At Tupelo Music Hall Rothstein. SHORT TERM 12 is Drama • USA • 123 Minutes • Unrated told through the eyes of Grace (Brie Larson), OPENING NIGHT GALA/RECEPTION/ a twenty-something THE FORGOTTEN KINGDOM supervisor at a foster care facility for at-risk 6:00/7:00 PM • $35 • At Tupelo Music Hall teenagers. Grace 96 Minutes comes to find—in both her work and the new teenager in her care—surprising sources of redemption. And The party begins at 6 with a cash bar and delicious hors while the subject matter is complex and often dark, this d’oeuvres provided by Mel’s Gourmet/Tastes of Africa. lovingly realized film finds truth and humor in unex- Andrew Mudge’s remark- pected places. able first feature-leg is also the first full-length film ever made in Leso- WISCONSIN RISING tho, an ancient and rug- 4:00 PM • $9/7 • At Main Street Musuem Two-time Academy Award nominee John Sayles (Lone ged kingdom in southern Star) returns to the Mexican border. Bernice and Fon- Africa. The protagonist, Documentary • USA • 57 Minutes • Unrated tayne grew up the closest of friends, but took very dif- Atang, leaves the hustle Following Governor ferent paths in life. But when Bernice’s son Rodney goes of Johannesburg to return to his ancestral land of Le- Scott Walker’s an- missing on the Mexican border, she needs someone who sotho, where he must bury his estranged father in the nouncement of his can navigate Rodney’s world without involving the po- remote, mountainous village where he was born. Stirred controversial ‘Budget lice… and turns to Fontayne. The pair enlists the services by memories of his youth, he falls in love with his child- Repair Bill,’ the people of Freddy Suárez (Edward James Olmos), a disgraced hood friend, Dineo, now a radiant young schoolteacher. of Wisconsin rose up, ex-LAPD detective, and plunge into the underbelly of Discussion with Forgotten Kingdom Director Andrew occupied their state Tijuana, quickly finding themselves in a potentially Mudge immediately after the film. capitol and took to the streets. While Wisconsin Rising deadly cat-and-mouse game with a ruthless gang of hu- highlights one state’s rejection of a conservative take- man traffickers. WHITE RIVER INDIE FILM FESTIVAL 2014 epic quest for a grown-up bed. Matt was the director of Tiller. The procedure is now performed by only four photography of this charming comedy that comments on doctors in the United States, all former colleagues of Dr. Sunday, April 27 the intrusion of technology into our personal lives. Matt Tiller, who risk their lives every day in the name of their will also show excerpts and talk about his work on Star unwavering commitment toward their patients. LOCAL FILMMAKERS SCREENINGS Trek, the web series. Film screening made possible with support from Pat & CELEBRATION Matt Bucy is a filmmaker, pilot, architect and developer Glowa and Donald O. Kollisch. who lives in White River Junction, but travels around the 10:00 AM–7PM • Free • At Hotel Coolidge country shooting films for other people and himself. INEQUALITY FOR ALL While many people think of New York or LA as the plac- 2:15 PM: Anne Macksoud, The Wisdom To Survive es to go if you want to be a filmmaker, the Upper Valley (2014, 55 min.) 5:15 PM • $9/7 • At Tupelo Music Hall is actually a hotbed of filmmaking talent! We showcase Climate change is here. Will we have the wisdom to Documentary • USA • 89 Minutes • Rated PG six filmmakers this year: Brothers Billy and Aaron Sharff, survive? The film features thought leaders and activists Anne Macksoud, Jeffrey Ruoff, Stefan Van Norden, in the realms of science, economics and spirituality Douglas Harp, and Matt Bucy. What are the themes that discussing how we can evolve and take action in the fascinate these filmmakers? Who are their influences? face of climate disruption. The film includes interviews What are the challenges and rewards of making films in with activists Bill McKibben, Joanna Macy, Roger Payne, the Upper Valley? Each film will be followed by a Q&A Herschelle Milford, Quincy Saul, and more. with the filmmaker. Reception from 6-7 p.m. with food, non-alcoholic bever- Anne Macksoud spent 17 years as a teacher (English ages and a cash bar provided with support from the literature, Theology, Photography and Music) before Byrne and Bissell Foundations. transitioning to film and video production. Once she discovered the eye/heart-opening power of the docu- mentary medium, she brought film into her classroom on a regular basis, then began making films and videos herself.
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