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Program Guide PROGRAM GUIDE SATURDAY. APRIL 18 | 7:00PM SWIM LITTLE FISH SWIM TICKET & VENUE INFORMATION VENUE Globe Cinema - 617 8 Ave. SW SINGLE TICKETS Opening Night Film Screening & Party $12 Saturday Morning Cartoon Party $12 Kids 6 & under $6 Regular Admission $10 ON CUFF Members, Students & Seniors $8.25 PUNCH PASS rmati O F N 5 Film Punch Pass $40 I E Excludes Saturday Morning Cartoon Party/Opening Night Film). U Punch pass can be shared, used for more than one ticket per screening, and for year-round programming. & VEN FESTIVAL PASSES T KE IC Early Bird Pass $99 Regular Festival Pass $120 | T AL Tickets for pass holders are available at all screenings. We V recommend arriving 30-45 min prior to start time to ensure entry. STI E F LICENSED 18+ All screenings after 3PM are licensed (18+), which means you can FILM drink beer during the film (!) but NO MINORS. Early matinees are D N all ages. U O FESTIVAL BOX OFFICE R G R 1. Online at www.calgaryundergroundfilm.com E D 2. Globe Cinema Box Office (during festival hours only) N U MEMBERSHIPS ary G Purchase a lifetime membership for $10 AL from the festival merchandise table, or at C H www.calgaryundergroundfilm.com. Add your T membership tag to your keychain, and get 12 discounts at all CUFF screenings, the festival bar, and special offers throughout the year. 12 PARTIES SPONSORS MondaY, APRIL 13 FUNDING Partners 9 PM OPENING NIGHT AFTERPARTY! Sole Korea Restaurant 628 8 Ave SW $12 (includes screening and afterparty). Come join us for a party following Ex Machina (p. 19) with drinks, food and music by Audio Mass (Stilz and Flynn). MEDIA Partners TuesdaY, APRIL 14 SHOW UP & SHIP OUT WITH THE SHIP & ANCHOR Ship & Anchor 534 17th Avenue SW $10 (including transportation, screening and one free beer at The Ship). Tickets to be purchased from The Ship & DIRECTOR Anchor, limited quantity available. The bus leaves from RS O S The Ship for the Globe Cinema to see THEORY OF E OBSCURITY: A FILM ABOUT THE RESIDENTS (p. 43) at S 9:15 PM sharp and returns afterwards. Pre-purchase is ON parti recommended to ensure a bus seat. SP | SaturdaY, APRIL 18 | AL PRODUCER AL V V Structured Abstraction logo usage Standard colour version STI THOR: THE ROCK WARRIOR LIVE IN STI E E F F CONCERT AT THE PALOMINO! The Palomino Smokehouse Black & White FILM FILM 109 7 Ave SW D WRITER D N N U $12. This is a separate ticket event. Tickets and more U O information can be found on The Palomino web site: www. O One colour version for use on complex backgrounds R R G thepalomino.ca THOR’s headliner set will take place after G R R E the screening of I AM THOR (p. 26). E D Icon D N SundaY APRIL 19 Cinematographer N U U 6:30 PM ary ary G 48-HOUR MOVIE MAKING CHALLENGE G AL AFTERPARTY & CLOSING NIGHT EVENT AL C C H H T Vern’s T 12 622 8 Ave SW ACTOR 12 $10. INCLUDED with 48-HOUR screening ($10). An afterparty with the 48-Hour filmmakers and open to all closing night attendees (p. 9). 22 32 Only at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CREDITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Festival DIRECTOR Technical DIRECTOR Brenda Lieberman Cole Binder PRESIDENT LEAD PROGRAMMERS PROJECTIONIST Peter Hemminger Brenda Lieberman Paul Stickney VICE PRESIDENT Cameron Macgowan PRODUCTION Assistant Eric Becker PROGRAMMERS Nicola Waugh SecretarY Andy Eyck Dana Schloss Brennan Tilley ONLINE CONTENT Jeff Wright Heather Campbell TREASURER PROGRAMMING COMIC EXPO Booth Colin Mitchell COMMITTEE TS Coordinator DIRECTORS EN Bryn Evans Mandy Kitt M Christian Kelly Cassie Poon GE Cody Cook CUFFcade Curator Stephanie Smith D Jay Woolley Emily Miller E & BRAND DEVELOPER L Jim Evans Joe Kelly Karley Osterhold Mike Lohaus John Frosst Nina Sudra KNOW Administrative Festival Promotion AC MANAGER Steven Hodges BOARD OF ADVISORS | Brennan Tilley Colin Geddes AL GRAPHIC DESIGN Mitch Davis V AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT Good Company Tim League STI Todd Brown E Amy Darling VIDEOGRAPHERS F Joe Kelly GET YOUR GAME ON BAR MANAGER Martin Cairns FILM Brendan French D N Festival TRAILER U BOX OFFICE & VOLUNTEER O Animation Introducing CUFFcade R Coordinators G Ben Jacques R Karilynn Thompson Calgary’s first independent video game arcade. E D Mark Laws VJ N Play games created by Canadian indie U Kaely Dekker MARKETING /Communications developers, completely free of charge! ary 48-HOUR G Laura Carlson INTERMISSION VIDEO AL Jett Thunders C H Festival Photographer T 12 Caitlind Brown POSTER Illustration Mike Tan /Artwork Chad VanGaalen 42 FRIDAY, APRIL 17 SATURDAY, APRIL 18 SUNDAY, APRIL 19 7:00 PM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM THE YES MEN SATURDAY MORNING ALL- THE PEANUT BUTTER FESTIVAL ARE REVOLTING YOU-CAN-EAT-CEREAL SOLUTION CARTOON PARTY! U.S., 2014, 90 min (p. 49) Canada, 1985, 1965-1985,180 min (p. 39) 94 min (p. 33) SCHEDULE 7:30 PM MANGLEHORN 1:30 PM 12:30 PM THE YES MEN BLOODSUCKING BASTARDS U.S., 2014, 97 min (p. 29) ARE REVOLTING April 13-19, GlobE Cinema Encore screening 9:30 PM U.S., 2014, 90 min (p. 49) U.S., 2015, 86 min (p. 12) A HARD DAY (KKEUT-KKA-JI-GAN-DA) 1:45 PM 1:15 PM VIDEODROME THE LOOK OF SILENCE South Korea, 2014, 111 min (p. 22) Canada/U.S./UK, 1983, Encore screening 87 min (p. 15) Denmark/Finland/ MONDAY, APRIL 13 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 THURSDAY, APRIL 16 9:45 PM Indonesia/Norway/UK, 2014, HEAVEN KNOWS WHAT 3:45 PM 103 min (p. 28) 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM THE FLY EX MACHINA GUIDANCE THE SALT OF THE EARTH U.S., 2014, 93 min (p. 24) Canada, 1986, 3:00 PM UK, 2015, 108 min (p. 19) Canada, 2014, Brazil/Italy/France, 2014, 48 HOUR MOVIE 96 min (p. 14) 81 min (p. 21) 110 min (p. 38) 11:59 PM MAKING CHALLENGE E REDEEMER 4:00 PM Alberta, 2015, E 7:15 PM 7:15 PM SHORTS PACKAGE TUESDAY, APRIL 14 THE LOOK OF SILENCE ADULT BEGINNERS Chile/U.S., 2014, 88 min 180 min (p. 9) DUL (p. 35) Mixed Short Films DUL HE Denmark/Finland/Indonesia/ U.S., 2014, 90 min (p. 11) HE 7:00 PM 100 min (p. 41) 3:30 PM Norway/UK 2014, HARD TO BE A GOD SC UNCERTAIN TERMS SC 103 min (p. 28) 9:30 PM U.S., 2014, 74 min (p. 47) 6:45 PM Russia, 2013, 170 min (p. 23) | SPRING | THE RESURRECTION OF AL 9:30 PM AL V 7:30 PM U.S., 2014, 109 min (p. 42) JAKE THE SNAKE 7:00 PM V THE WORLD OF KANAKO THE MIDNIGHT SWIM NIGHT OWLS STI (KAWAKI) U.S., 2015, 91 min (p. 36) STI E 9:45 PM E F U.S. 2014, 88 min (p. 31) Encore Screening F Japan, 2014, 118 min (p. 45) ENTERTAINMENT 7:15 PM U.S., 2015, 91 min (p. 32) 9:30 PM U.S., 2015, 98 min (p. 17) THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY FILM 9:45 PM FILM FELT 7:30 PM D UK, 2014, 101 min (p. 16) D ROAR 11:59 PM N U.S. 2014, 80 min (p. 20) THE BROOD N U U.S., 1981, 102 min (p. 37) BLOODSUCKING BASTARDS U O 9:30 PM Canada, 1979, O R 9:45 PM U.S., 2015, 86 min (p. 12) I AM THOR 90 min (p. 15) R G THEORY OF OBSCURITY: G R U.S., 2015, 84 min (p. 26) R E A FILM ABOUT 9:15 PM E D D N THE RESIDENTS 9:45 PM ENTERTAINMENT N U U U.S., 2015, 87 min (p. 43) NIGHT OWLS Encore Screening U.S., 2015, ary U.S., 2015, 91 min (p. 32) ary G 98 min (p. 17) G AL 11:59 PM AL C I AM A KNIFE WITH LEGS 9:30 PM C H H T SCANNERS T 12 U.S., 2014, 83 min (p. 25) 12 Canada, 1981, 103 min (p. 15) 62 72 48 HOUR MOVIE SUNDAY APRIL 19, 3:00 PM MAKING CHALLENGE 18+ ALBErta, 2015, 180 MIN PRODUCERS Cameron Macgowan Brenda Lieberman 19, 3:00 PM PRIL Join us for the 9th Annual CUFF 48-Hour Movie Making Challenge completed shorts showcase! , A All registered teams were provided randomly selected elements (genre, prop and line of dialogue) to day N include in their short film. The teams were then given 48 hours to complete a 2 to 5 minute short film, U and will now be seeing their short for the first time, both as a team and with an audience on the big screen! The in competition shorts (which meet all the rules of the challenge) will be juried live at the screening, and an awards ceremony will complete the night. ENGE | S The films will be juried for awards based on how well teams integrated the given elements, as well as the overall quality of film produced (story, structure, entertainment factor). ALL H Following the screening and awards, there will be an after party at VERN’S, located at 622 8 Avenue C SW (just across the street). NG I K MA E I OV M UR 48 HO Video Communications Corp. 92 ADULT BEGINNERS ThursdaY APRIL 16, 7:15 PM 18+ UNITED StatES, 2014, 90 MIN ALBErta PREMIERE DIRECTOR PRODUCERS SCREENWRITERS CAST Ross Katz Jared Ian Goldman Jeff Cox Rose Byrne Nick Kroll Elizabeth Flahive Nick Kroll Paul Bermon Bobby Cannavale Sam Slater Marcus Cox Academy Award-nominated producer Ross Katz (IN THE BEDROOM, LOST IN TRANSLATION) makes his feature directorial debut with this heartwarming and hilarious film (whose executive producers include indie kings Jay and Mark Duplass) about crashing hard, coming home and waking up.
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