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Organizing the Woods Hole Film Festival is Film Festival is the Woods Hole Organizing of by a stalwart group effort a year round presenting an annual to people dedicated the best in represent that of films array we Each year, independent film. emerging and spend the en- with a blank slate begin an eight-day film festival tire year crafting than 100 films, special include more that events, panel discussions, workshops, The gatherings. events and other music scope of ideas and result is a breathtaking vision represented on film. Festival Film Hole Woods Annual 23rd The We are thrilled that you are able to join us as we once again pres- us as we once again join you are able to We are thrilled that of the Festival. than 100 independent films over the course ent more of nearly 1000 films and submissions was culled from This program scope international the screenplays and is truly unique. In addition to Cod on Cape filmmaking community of the film selections, the growing of this year with a number again the Festival at represented is strongly were filmed on Cape Cod. films by Cape Cod filmmakers, many of which of film festivals worldwide has in- Over the past 23 years the number active film festivals and creased substantially (there are currently 3000 of the film festivals) and the role America hosts 70% of the world’s North significantly. As the number independent films has morphed festival for independent the distribution landscape for and of festivals has grown festival with a community-based film has shifted, a filmmaker-oriented, an important becomes Film Festival, worldwide view, like the Woods Hole event. are part of this annual component in the life of the films that Film Festival Festival centers on as in the past, the Woods Hole This year, unites that community the to filmmaking community from - community during the emerges that the community to make the Festival happen, to consuming media and when options for In an era week of the Festival. dispersed, less in a more film have changed our viewing habits, resulting in creating important role cohesive experience, film festivals also play an experience in the of the shared community and maintaining the role world of independent film. It is an films in a dark theater. than watching A film festival is about more partici- get behind the film by meeting the filmmaker, opportunity to the panel discussions and workshops, after the film, in the Q&A pating meet parties and pursuing the opportunities to the music, attending an eight-day im- for together the world who come around people from We hope you will experience the films, independent film. mersion into the special events, revel attend meet the filmmakers, take a workshop, event and stay engaged a part of this community the parties, be at and of this could happen without the generous None with us year round. and the wider enthusiastic support of the many people in the Village we say, thank you. that and for community, Copyright © 2014, Woods Hole Film Festival, Inc., 624, Box Woods P.O. Hole, Massachusetts, 02543. All right reserved. Copyrights of individualand other films, images logos, held by individual owners. Print Sources can be requestedthe Woods from Hole Film Festival - email [email protected]. Judy Laster Laster Judy Festival Founder/Director Welcome to the 23rd Woods Hole Film Festival Hole Woods the 23rd to Welcome 2 The 23rd Annual Woods Hole Film Festival Anne O’Brien, Grants Manager Anne O’Brien • • • • • Film Festival. grants that fundFestivalPrograms. Becauseoftheirgenerosity andcontinued supportweareableto present the23rd WoodsHole Fund oftheCapeCodFoundation, theMassachusetts Cultural Council, theWoodsHole Foundation andtwoprivate foundations for We wouldliketo thanktheArtsFoundation ofCapeCod,CodFiveCentsSavingsBankCharitable Foundation Trust, TheFalmouth WBUR Member, WMVY Donor, $2 per ticket Friend of the Festival, WGBH Member, Workshops: $20 Individual screeningticket:$12 Individual Screenings,Events,Workshops: Tickets Prices During theFestival:10am–9pm Box Office Hours: 02543. Station 72 Water Street, WoodsHole, MA Downstairs at theOldWoodsHole Fire Box Office Location: Check orCreditCard accepted. Woods Hole FireStation box office. Cash, Tickets canbepurchased dailyat theOld In PersonDuringtheFestival: purchase aticketat 1-866-811-4111. You mayalsocallOvationtix directlyto vance salesonly. purchase for thedayofshow–ad- apply. Online salesarenot availablefor online through OvationTix. Additional fees next to that eventandpurchase aticket like to attend andclickthebuyticketlink screening, eventorworkshop youwould schedule andticketspage, locate the woodsholefilmfestival.org. Goto the or workshops areavailableonlineat Tickets for individualscreenings,events Online orTelephone: Where to purchase tickets: Tickets, Passes & Ticket Packages
Th and Film Dinner and a Movie at the Captain Kidd and Atria’s Food Filmmaker-in-Residence Program Year-round eventsandworkshops Music andSocial Networkingfor filmmakersandfilmgoers screenings: Documentaries,narrative, andanimated films. The 23rd annual filmfestivalincludes:Eightdaysof e W oo a n d d Tha s
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What film- may acclaim, anaudience st a Sched.org Online Schedule: Withoutabox.com Submission Partner: Online Festival Marblehead, MA Insurance, Entertainment Arts and Insurance: American Graphiti Ellen Gitelman, and Press: Public Relations Sandy Missakian Legal Advisor: Falmouth, Ma Ed Heylin, CPA, Accounting: Services Professional Festival Rhode IslandFilm George Marshall, WHOI Stephanie Murphy, MBL Pam ClapHinkle, MBL Richard Boudreau, ard nd Cr s : Y are countingon you. Hole FilmFestivalwebsite.Your vote countsandthefilmmakers on thelastdayoffestival andwillbepostedontheWoods Awards willbeannounced at thefilmmakersawards ceremony petition intheFestivalandcan beinanycategory. TheAudience Festival isgiven to thefilmrated bestagainst allfilmsincom- The votes aretabulated byaveraging theratings. TheBest ofthe properly arediscarded. category throughout thefestival. Ballots that arenot filledout are countedandassessedinrelationship to thefilmsinthat after eachscreening. Please,besureto turnyoursin. Yourvotes on theballot orgiven bythepresenter. Theballots willbecollected screening. Please,carefullyfollow theinstructions will begiven aballot for thefilmsthat areincompetitionat that When youattend afilmthat isscreening incompetition, you • BestFilmCapeCodSection • BestShort Animation • BestShort Comedy • BestFeature Narrative • BestFilmoftheFestival The categories caninclude: ing onthefilmsshowninagiven year. The Audience Awards aregiven inanumber ofcategories depend- Erich Horgan Mark Chester J.C. Bouvier Directors: Secretary Jean-Paul Ouellette: Co-treasurer Vice President& Judy Laster: treasurer President &Co- Jim Murray: Officers: Directors Board of Rule Broadcast Greenshow & Equipment: Len Silva Awards: Boston Century Type, Printing: GS-Interactive Gregg Sandberg, Website: Graphic Design/ Ovationtix Online Ticketing: o u ar e t Glenn Rowland Gail Mahoney Elizabeth Mazes Deborah Lotus Deborah Hawkins Bill Boylan 2014 Volunteers Jay Spain James Mottern Rachel Grady Heidi Ewing Kate Davis Beth Colt Chico Colvard Mary Chiochios Christy Cashman Maria Agui-Carter Advisors: Hanument Singh Jay Sheehan Beth Murphy Sandy Missakian Jean-Paul Ouellette Judy Laster Hortense Gerardo ew • BestShort Drama • BestShort Documentary • BestFeature Comedy • BestFeature Documentary h e Judg Viv andSamTrotz Trevor Cheitlin Tom Flynn Tod Thilleman Sydna A.Byrne Suzanne Currier Silvio Mancini Sean Gray Robert Gould Robert Bordeleau Patricia Payne Patrice Sweeney Nava Renek Mary-Kate Shea Kim WalshCarlson Ken Cheitlin Kelly Livingston Karen Onik Kalliope Egloff Julia Houlihan Jenny Marlowe Jennifer Parker Jane Hickey e ! Saturday, July 26th through Saturday, August 2nd, 2014 7 ons r t g d Pa n n s a Producer Brakeman Ed and Amy Mel- R. and Cassandra Edwin Van Milbury lon Line Producer Chester Mark Laster Ann and Leonard Ruth McGovern Barbara and Diane Jaye Robert Associate Producer Chip Shultz Mansfield Christopher Jean Oberlander Kari-Lise Richer Trainer Sandra r te y r grammi la o ppo u eenp mmittee r o ommittee c ival s ival C Film Pr Nina Adams Ted Fill Susan Hanley Koenig Erin Laster Judy John Moore Jean- Paul Ouellette Jay Sheehan Jay Spain S Alison Hall Vicki Oleskey Chester Mark Gerardo Hortense Kelly Jones Laster Judy C est The Mass Production Coalition Production The Mass Community Hole The Woods Association Oceanographic Hole The Woods Institution Post Office The Woods Hole Times The Cape Cod Tim Miller, Jimmy Tingle WGBH and Dan Tritle, Todd Mindy WBUR WMVY Patrons Executive Producer and David Bakalar Sandra Christy Cashman Fenlon and Michael Linda Sallop g F n i ow ival istribution, W2 istribution, est 2014 e 2014 D of this outstanding community organization: e foll h h ouselights Media Jeff and Coleen Parish, and Jeff Market Woods Hole Kim Collins Soft as a Grape Kim Josephs, and John Rule, Lisa D’Angelo Broadcast Rule Goldman Mary Greigas, Phusion Grille Carol Pam Clapp Hinkle, MBL and Sally Jackson Paul Nace Soft as a Grape Ann Katzen, Ruth Stephanie Mikolazyk, Taqueria Hole Quicks WHOI Stephanie Murphy, The Captain Kidd Restaurant and Bar Chamber of The Falmouth Commerce The Landfall Restaurant Laboratory Biological The Marine r t oad Films t s to ttorney, GoldenChildVentures ttorney, e Film F k l s fo n nternational Sales and and Sales nternational r I o
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The Woods HoleThe Film Woods Festival Filmmaker in Program Residence supported is in part by a grant tial Arts. The film follows several cage consider violent and barbaric. Storkel was born and raised and in Seattle, now lives WA in Los Angeles, CA with his wife and two daughters. characters and is fascinated by religious topics. His first documentary, film BACKGROUND STRICTLY (a he shot and edited), studies Hollywood through the eyes of movie extras. It’s a dynamic exploration into the pursuit of stardom and the desire stand to out. Storkel directed his first feature-length documentary in ROLLERS 2011. HOLY played 40 over festivals at and won 10 Best Documentary Awards. The film focuses on a group of pastors who run the largest organized gambling team in the country, taking millions from casinos. In 2013, Bryan produced the documentary LITTLE ARSON, HOPE WAS the story of 10 churches that were burned theto The ground film in East Texas. sold Slamdance at and will be broadcast later this year on a major network. In 2014, THE INTERNET’S (edited premiered OWN by BOY Storkel) Sundance. at It also went on play to and SXSW Hot Docs. He also edited the film ICE WARRIORS, which will be broadcast on PBS later this year. His most recent film, FIGHT CHURCH is a feature documentary about the confluence of Christianity and Mar Mixed Bryan Storkel is an award B
New England indie filmmaker Jay Craven has made seven feature films, five docu mentaries and an Emmy-winning regional TV comedy series for public television. His films include Northern Bruce Dern, – w/ Borders Genevieve (2013 Bujold, and FredSeamus Willard, – w/ Davey-Fitzpatrick), That Marin The Trembled (2002 Year Hinkle, Martin Mull) and his current picture, now in post-production, Peter and John whichCraven shot this spring on Nantucket through his Movies from Marlboro pro gram, where professionals 20 collaborate with 30 students from multiple colleges through a “semester away” Marlboro at College. Peter and John stars Jacqueline Bisset, Christian Couslon (The Hours, Harry Potter: Chamber of Emmy-winner Secrets), Gordon Clapp Blue, (NYPD Glengarry Glen ShaneRoss), Collar (Blue Patrick-Kearns and Boys), Diane Guerrero is (Orange the New Black). The picture will tour extensively on the Cape and Islands during the summer of 2015. awards andCraven’s recognitions include the Producers Guild of America’s 1995 NOVA for MostAward Promising Motion Picture the Producer Vermont Governor’s for Excel of Award the Year, lence in the Arts, and selection the to American Film Institute’s AFI:Projectfirst-ever as one of 18 20/20, U.S. and international filmmakers travel to the world screen to and discuss their work. Festivals and special screenings include Sundance, South By Southwest, The Lincoln Smithsonian, Center, Cinemateca Nacional de Venezuela, Cinematheque Francaise, Boston Museum ofFine Arts and The Constitutional Court of Johan nesburg. Four films of Craven’s have played The Woods Hole Film Festival — and he will screen his pictures Where the Cardinal,Rivers Flow Tantoo Rip North Torn, and Michael – w/ Disappearances Kris (1994 J. Fox) w/ – (2007 Kristofferson, Genevieve Bujold, Charlie Gary Farmer, McDermott) as part of his residency this at year’s Woods Hole Film Festival. Jay Craven Craven Jay 10 The 23rd Annual Woods Hole Film Festival Flesh Eaters Fetch Fetch Eye oftheStorm Eternally Yours The DevilGoesDown The DevilGoesDown Devil’s Damnedto Try A DayintheLifeofaBathroom... Cubical Life The ConfessionofFather KO Conclave The Cell Catch Butterfly Fluttering Blue Blue Ave Maria Ashore Anacos 2580 Short Films Sins ofOurYouth The Perfect46 One Small Hitch The Off Season Movement andLocation Loveless Zoritsa Life InsideOut Life InsideOut Lies ITold MyLittleSister The Last40Miles The GodQuestion Grace The Frontier Fall to Rise Druid Peak Druid Peak The DavidDance Copenhagen The Boxcar Children The Boxcar Children Blackbird Big SignificantThings Narrative Features The WindingStream Wicker Kittens To HearTheMusic Raising Matty Christian One Cut, One Life The Newburgh Sting Marmato The LongestGame Little WhiteLie Jon Imber’s LeftHand Fight Church Desert Runners Cotton Road By andBy:NewOrleans Gospel... Brave NewWild Art andCraft Antarctica: BeyondtheIce Feature Documentaries Alphabetical listing of all of the films at the Fest by type and title. The general listings listings general The title. and type by Fest at the films the of all of listing Alphabetical Get the latest Festival news and information at www.woodsholefilmfestival.org at information and news Festival latest the Get Sun., July 27, 7:00 PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Mon., July 28,5:00PM Sun., July 27, 7:00PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Sat., July 26,7:00PM Thur., July 31,5:00PM Thur., July 31,5:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00PM Thur., July 31,7:00PM Thur., July 31,5:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Thur., July 31,7:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Sun., July 27, 7:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Thur., July 31,9:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Tues., July 29,9:00PM Wed., July 30,5:00PM Tues., July 29,9:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Sat., August 2,9:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Thur., July 31,9:00PM Sun., July 27, 7:00PM Thur., July 31,7:00PM Wed., July 30,7:00PM Mon., July 28,7:00PM Mon., July 28,9:00PM Sat., August 2,7:00PM Sun., July 27, 7:00PM Fri., August 1,7:00PM Thur., July 31,9:00PM Thur., July 31,7:00PM Sun., July 27, 2:00PM Fri., August 1,5:00PM Wed., July 30,7:00PM Sat., July 26,7:00PM Mon., July 28,5:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00 PM Tues., July 29,7:00 PM Mon., July 28,7:00PM Sun., July 27, 9:00PM Wed., July 30,7:00 PM Wed., July 30,5:00 PM Tues., July 29,5:00 PM Sun., July 27, 9:00PM Fri., August 1,10:00PM Fri., August 1,7:00PM Tues., July 29,5:00 PM Sat., August 2,2:00PM Sat., July 26,7:00PM Fri., August 1,8:00PM Sat., August 2,5:00PM in this program are by date are time. by program and this in 2014 Film Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Redfield Redfield Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Lillie Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Lillie Redfield Fire Station Redfield Redfield Redfield Fire Station Redfield Redfield Fire Station Redfield Redfield Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Lillie Redfield Redfield Lillie Redfield Redfield Redfield Lillie Redfield Redfield Fire Station Lillie Redfield Fire Station Comm. Hall Redfield Lillie Redfield Fire Station Comm. Hall Redfield When PigsFly The Watershed The WarPhotographers Your’re Deadto Me Unbound Tobacco Burn Theme SongRebel Tarzan Tarzan Surprise Engagement The SillyBastard Nextto theBed The SillyBastard Nextto theBed The SilkiesofMadagascar Ship ofFools Salvatore Salvatore Salmon DeadlySins Salmon DeadlySins The Romantics Return Reaching Home Protesters The Promise The Promise Payada Pa’ Satan Payada Pa’Satan Out oftheAsh Not Anymore: AStory ofRev... The Morning After Monotony Monkey Rag The Models ofBekonscot The Models ofBekonscot Miles Away Machsom Maritime Capsules Maritime Capsules A LovelyTreat Lomax Lomax Liz Liz A LifewithAspergers Life’s aBitch Last Shot The LastNight La Mime Kingdom Coming Joe JFK: LetthemCometo Berlin Jesse Jaipur Mahouti Jaipur Mahouti In theBlind Inside Motherwell’s Dumpster Inside Motherwell’s Dumpster Hope intheFog Homophonia Homophonia His NewHands Happy Hour The Gunfighter Gli Zii For theLoveofDogs Short Films s (continued) Thur., July 31,7:00PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Mon., July 28,9:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Thur., July 31,5:00PM Thur., July 31,7:00PM Thur., July 31,9:00PM Mon., July 28,9:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Wed., July 30,7:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00PM Thur., July 31,7:00PM Sun., July 27, 7:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Sun., July 27, 7:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Wed., July 30,5:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Wed., July 30,7:00PM Mon., July 28,9:00PM Mon., July 28,9:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00PM Sun., July 27, 7:00PM Sun., July 27, 9:00PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Thur., July 31,5:00PM Sat., July 26,7:00PM Thur., July 31,7:00PM Tues., July 29,5:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00PM Thur., July 31,5:00PM Sat., July 26,9:00PM Mon., July 28,9:00PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Thur., July 31,5:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Tues., July 29,5:00 PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Sun., July 27, 5:00PM Sun., July 27, 9:00PM Fri., August 1,9:00PM Fri., August 1,7:00PM Sun., July 27, 7:00PM Wed., July 30,9:00 PM Wed., July 30,9:00 PM Thur., July 31,5:00PM Tues., July 29,7:00 PM Mon., July 28,5:00PM Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Lillie Fire Station Fire Station Lillie Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Lillie Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Redfield Redfield Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Redfield Fire Station Lillie Redfield Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Fire Station Redfield Fire Station Redfield The 23rd Annual Woods Hole Film Festival Schedule subject to change. 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Wild explores an answer to the question of why climb Saturday, July 26 when there’s nothing to gain -- and everything to lose. Sunday, July 27 Music: The Wayworn Travelers Screens with: Kids’ Day featuring Concert before The Winding Stream screening The Devil Goes Down Documentary Short, Nicholas Julius, 2013, 11 min. The Boxcar Children 6:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Animation, Daniel Chuba, Mark Dippe, 2014, 82 min. The Wayworn Travelers, a new aggregation of Boston- 2:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium area roots musicians who share a deep and genuine love Life Inside Out of The Carter Family, will perform traditional and modern Narrative Feature, Jill D’Agnenica, 2013, 103 min. renditions of Carter Family songs. Wayworn Travelers’ 9:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium members have performed with Howard ‘Louie Bluie’ Armstrong, Chris Smith, Tarbox Ramblers, Morphine, Michael Hurley, Miss Tess, Jethro Burns, Jim Kweskin, Guy Davis and others, at venues as diverse as Lincoln Center, The Country Music Hall of Fame, The Boston Folk Festival, and The New York City Blues Festival, garnering praise from the New York Times, Boston Magazine, The Boston Music Awards and more along the way. Anita Suhanin (voice) Dennis Brennan (guitar / voice) Jerome Deupree (percussion) Elijah Wald (autoharp, guitar) Bruce Millard Based on one of the best selling children’s books of all (guitar, mandolin, banjo) time.A touching tale of family togetherness target to kids ages four to twelve. The film explores themes of The Winding Stream personal integrity, generosity and kindness.Meet Henry, Documentary Feature, Beth Harrington, 2012, 90 min. Life Inside Out tells the story of Laura, the mother of Jessie, Violet and Benny, four orphaned brothers and 7:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium three teenage boys, and her youngest son Shane, the sisters who mysteriously appear in a small town on a family misfit and a disappointment to his father. Laura warm summer night. No one knows who these young is going through the motions, half-heartedly hosting a wanderers are or where they have come from. The scrap booking party for her sister Lydia’s new multi-level children make a home for themselves in an abandoned marketing business when she stumbles upon her long boxcar they discover in the woods. The children make a forgotten guitar, a gift from her mother and the former happy life for themselves, discovering the struggles and passion of her youthful life. She soon rediscovers her rewards of independence until one day they must reveal love for songwriting. Shane, sullen, ear buds perpetually their secret and risk discovery by the one person they in his ears, has cut himself off from the activities that fear the most. his father and brothers enjoy. When Laura impulsively decides to sing at her first open-mic night, she takes Shane along for the ride—an act of both pity and moth- SHORTS 2: The Things We Do erly instinct. Her first performance is a near disaster but 5:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium with Shane’s encouragement, she eventually tries again. 2580 She starts to blossom, and Shane eventually picks up Narrative Short, Bryce Richardson, 2013, 8 min. Laura’s guitar and begins to discover musical gifts of Joe his own. As family pressure increases, Laura is caught The Winding Stream is a music history documentary Documentary Short, Erica Hill, Nick Noyes, 2014, 5 min. between the worlds of responsibility and creative joy. progress that tells the story of the American roots music But, her first brave steps are the catalyst for changing The Models of Bekonscot dynasty, the Carters and the Cashes. Starting with the not only her life, but Shane’s too, in complex and unpre- Documentary Short, Sophie Le Neveu, 2013, 5 min. Original Carter Family (A.P., Sara, Maybelle), the film traces dictable ways. Cast: Maggie Baird, Finneas O’Connell, the ebb and flow of their influence, the transformation of Maritime Capsules David Cowgill, Lori Nasso, William Hunt, Patrick O’Connell, that act into the Carter Sisters, the marital alliance with Documentary Short, Sal Zerilli, Keith Palazzola, 2014, 22 min. Goh Nakamura, Yogi Lonich, Joe Hart, Emma Bell, Xenia, legend Johnny Cash and the efforts of present-day family Roscoe Brandon, Orson Ossman INSIDE MOTHERWELL’S DUMPSTER to keep this legacy alive. Arguably, there would be on Folk Documentary Short, Marnie Crawford Samuelson, Revival of the ‘60s without them, no country rock bands Marnie Crawford Samuelson, 2014, 10 min. of the 70s, and no current alt-country hipsters without SHORTS 1: Love, Sex and/or Romance their music. “Will the Circle Be Unbroken”, “Keep on the 9:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Cubical Life Narrative Short, Joshua Waterstone, 2013, 6 min. Sunny Side”, “Worried Man Blues”, “Are You Lonesome Monkey Rag Tonight” are just a few of their songs. No one has yet Animation, Joanna Davidovich, 2013, 4 min. Jaipur Mahouti pulled together all the elements of this family saga in one Documentary Short, Deborah Harse, 2013, 8 min. documentary. The goal of The Winding Stream is to honor La Mime this multi-generational family where it stands -- at the Narrative Short, Marjorie Cohen, 2013, 6 min. The Watershed Documentary Short, Elise Hugus, Daniel Cojanu, 2014, 15 min. headwaters of American roots music. Moderated Q&A fol- The Romantics lowing the screening with filmmaker Beth Harrington and Narrative Short, Ryan Daniel Dobson, 2013, 15 min. Eternally Yours moderator Elijah Wald. Animation, Jack Ofield, 2013, 11 min. A Lovely Treat Screens with: Narrative Short, Mitch Yapko, 2012, 11 min. Master Class: Filmmaker in Residence Lomax Surprise Engagement Narrative Short, Jesse Kreitzer, 2013, 12 min. Narrative Short, Andrew Silver, 2014, 11 min. Jay Craven 3:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Salmon Deadly Sins Brave New Wild Animation, Steven Vander Meer, 2013, 7 min. Documentary Feature, Oakley Anderson-Moore, 2014, 76 min. Life’s a Bitch Druid Peak Narrative Feature, Marni Zelnick, 2013, 112 min. 7:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Narrative Short, Francois Jaros, 2013, 6 min. 7:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium The Morning After Narrative Short, Mia Faith Renaud, 2013, 14 min. A Day in the Life of a Bathroom Mirror Narrative Short, Phil Hawkins, 2014, 9 min. The Promise Narrative Short, Nongkhran Meecharoen, 2013, 15 min.
Opening Night Party 11:00 PM, The Captain Kidd Restaurant and Bar Featuring music by The Wayworn Travelers Stumbling upon her father’s hi8 tapes, a daughter dis- Set against the backdrop of the wolf reintroduction pro- covers a world of delinquent oddballs and wino nomad- gram in Yellowstone National Park, Druid Peak is a coming poets who dedicated their life to an absurdist art form: of age story about a troubled teenage boy who finds rock climbing. Through a kaleidoscopic mishmash of a home tracking wolves in the wild lands of Wyoming. campfire stories with the most eccentric climbing The film is about the human soul’s need for wild things pioneers, colorful archival footage, hand-animated car- and the challenge of holding onto them. Shot on location toons, and the director’s family home videos, Brave New A Bringing Science to the Screen screening. in West Virginia, Wyoming, Montana and Utah, the film stars Andrew Wilson (Rushmore, The Royal Tennen- baums, Whip It), Spencer Treat Clark (The Last House on the Left, Mystic River, Gladiator) and Rachel Korine (Spring portraits in a four month span. We first encounter Imber hand who hasn’t been home for years. At first, Ten- Breakers Septien, Mr. Lonely). in his studio painting with his left hand for the first time nessee is uncertain how to respond, but fearing what while he and his partner, painter Jill Hoy, analyze Jon’s self- could happen if he does not make an effort to see his portrait and talk about the anxiety to come. The painting aging father, he decides to make the journey home. He SHORTS 3: Big Questions becomes an unsettling metaphor of his psychological arrives just as Nina, Sean’s personal trainer, fresh off 7:00 PM, Woods Hole Community Hall journey living into his dying through his art. a bad breakup, accepts Sean’s offer to move into his Eye of the Storm guest room and help him write his memoirs. The tension between Sean and Tennessee is ever-present. Living Documentary Short, 2012, 16 min. Screens with: under the same roof again is clearly difficult for the both The Last 40 Miles Maritime Capsules of them. As Sean and Nina work on Sean’s memoirs, Ten- Animation, Alex Hannaford, 2013, 15 min. Documentary Short, Sal Zerilli, Keith Palazzola, 2014, 22 min. nessee avoids his overbearing father by keeping himself busy with fix-up projects around the house. One evening, Protesters Also Screens with: after Nina has left for a date, Sean and Tennessee find Narrative Short, Marty Lang, 2013, 10 min. Inside Motherwell’s Dumpster themselves alone in the house for the first time. No lon- ger able to avoid each other, the two men must open up. Homophonia Doc. Short, Marnie Crawford Samuelson, 2014, 10 min. Narrative Short, James Jermanok, 2014, 3 min. Cast: Max Gail, Coleman Kelly, Anastassia Sendyk, Oliver Seitz, Katherine Cortez Flesh Eaters Sunday Night Party Narrative Short, Matthew Hollis-Lima, 2013, 9 min. 10:30 PM, Quicks Hole Tavern Workshop: The Making of an Machsom with the Itai Isenberg Trio Narrative Short, Joel Novoa, 2013, 25 min. Historical Documentary, Case Study 8:00 PM, Woods Hole Community Hall Salvatore 2013 WHFF Filmmaker Maria Agui Carter returns to Narrative Short, William Shermer, 2013, 6 min. the Festival to present a workshop on the making Ashore the making of an historical documentary using her Narrative Short, Robert Andersen, 2013, 9 min. film REBEL as a case study. She will screen the film and Monday, July 28 discuss the 12 year process of getting it made. About the film: Loreta Velazquez, the Latina soldier and spy Filmmaker In Residence Screening Quick Stop of the American Civil War, was a 19th Century woman and Workshop with Jay Craven 3:00 PM, Quicks Hole Taqueria ahead of our time. For over a century, critics dismissed 8:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Velazquez as a hoax. But there is plenty of evidence Filmmaker in Residence Screening – Jay Craven’s Wicker Kittens about her. Who was she? Why did she fight? And what 2006 feature film Disappearances adapted from made her so dangerous she was erased from history? Documentary Feature, Amy Elliott, 2014, 52 min. Based on Loreta’s 600-page memoir, actors and histori- a book by Howard Frank Mosher. Quebec Bill Bohomme 5:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium is a hardy schemer and dreamer, who, desperate to ans bring her story to life in a hybrid documentary weav- Open the box. Dump out all the pieces. And scramble for raise money to preserve his endangered herd through ing drama, animation, historical and recreated archival your lives. Because this is competitive jigsaw puzzling. material to unravel the mystery of Loreta Velazquez. the rapidly approaching winter, resorts to whiskey- And it turns even the mildest of mannered Midwestern- Rebel is a detective story about a woman, a myth, and smuggling, a traditional family occupation. Quebec Bill ers into stone-cold competitors. Every January, the top the politics of national memory. takes his son, Wild Bill, on the journey. Also Henry Coville, teams in the game gather at the St. Paul Winter Carnival an inscrutable whiskey smuggler, and Rat Kinneson, in frigid Minnesota to determine the fastest puzzlers in Quebec Bill’s perpetually disconsolate ex-con hired man. the country. Wicker Kittens invites you to choose your Fall to Rise Together, they cross the border into vast reaches of Narrative Feature, Jayce Bartok, 2013, 90 min. favorite contestants„the returning champs, the upstart Canadian wilderness for an unforgettable four days “full 9:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium challengers, the sunny family or the dark horse team of terror, full of wonder.” Kris Kristofferson, Genevieve with nothing to lose„and watch them try to put the Bujold, Charlie McDermott, Gary Farmer, Bill Sanderson, pieces back together. Lothaire Bluteau. Following the screening Jay will discuss his process of adapting books to film. Screens with: Fetch The Newburgh Sting Documentary Short, Ben Pender-Cudlip, 2013, 2 min. Documentary Feature, Kate Davis, David Heilbroner 9:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Also Screens with: For the Love of Dogs Documentary Short, Tim O’Donnell, 2014, 26 min. One Cut, One Life Documentary Feature, Lucia Small, Ed Pincus, 2014, 105 min. Who Will Catch You When You Fall? Lauren Drake (Katherine 7:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Crockett) a famous principal dancer injures her knee and at- tempts to settle into motherhood only to realize she has no identity without dance. Upon running into a troubled former company dancer, Sheila Jules (Daphne Rubin-Vega) who left in a cloud of scandal many years earlier, Lauren believes that Sheila can help her get back into the world of dance. Sheila also has unresolved issues with the former director of Lau- ren’s dance company and sees an opportunity to confront FBI undercover footage tells the story of the Newburgh him and her past by helping Lauren on her journey. Together Four and the U.S. government’s practice of entrapping these two opposites go on an emotional journey to discover Muslims and selling their arrests to the public as anti- the true meaning of their lives. Fall To Rise features an terror victories. Told with a shocking, thriller style, four ensemble of Martha Graham Company dancers as the poor African-Americans are lured by an FBI informant fictional HDC Company as well as supporting performances by Tamara Tunie as Annika, the business savvy executive into a wild plot to bomb a synagogue. Their arrests were director of HDC who supports the decision to bring Lauren publicized as a great success, the men now serve 25 back; and Kohl Sudduth as Ryan, Lauren’s cause-minded law- years in prison. Yet the entire scheme was manufac- When seminal documentarian Ed Pincus is diagnosed with yer husband who wants Lauren to embrace motherhood tured by the government, a reality which casts our a terminal illness, he and collaborator Lucia Small team up and start a new phase of her life. Cast: Katherine Crockett, domestic war on terror in a deeply unsettling, new light. to make one last film, much to the chagrin of Jane, Ed’s Daphne Rubin-Vega, Desmond Richardson, Tamara Tunie, wife of 50 years. Told from two points of view with vulner- Kohl Sudduth, Jon Rua, Emily Fleischer Jon Imber’s Left Hand ability, intimacy and humor, ONE CUT, ONE LIFE challenges the form of first person documentary while offering a Documentary Feature, Richard Kane, 2014, 57 min. Screens with: 9:00 PM, Woods Hole Community Hall complex story of love, loss, legacy, and the delicacy of Monotony capturing the preciousness of life while time is fleeting. Narrative Short, Joanne Postlewaite, 2013, 3 min. The Frontier SHORTS 4: Is the War Ever Over? Narrative Feature, Matt Rabinowitz, 2013, 90min. 9:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station 7:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Tarzan Animation, Signe Baumane, 2014, 3 min. Not Anymore: A Story of Revolution Documentary Short, Matthew VanDyke, 2013, 15 min. Kingdom Coming Narrative Short, Alex Fofonoff, 2014, 24 min. Out of the Ash A documentary of artist Jon Imber’s courageous and Narrative Short, Sandy Garfunkel, 2013, 14 min. sometimes darkly humorous response to a diagnosis The War Photographers of ALS. The film traces his life, career, and adaptations, Documentary Short, Steven Kochones, 2013, 28 min. switching from painting from his right hand to his left, and then to both hands held at his waist as the degenera- tive condition progresses. Adversity made him more Sean, a retired literature professor and civic activist, determined to paint, and paint he did: more than 100 writes a letter to his estranged son, Tennessee, a ranch Raising Matty Christian One Small Hitch Tuesday, July 29 Documentary Feature, Christian de Rezendes, 2014, 85 min. Narrative Feature, John Burgess, 2013, 105 min. 7:00 PM, Lillie Auditorium 9:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Workshop: From Script to Screen 2:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station The success or failure of a film can come from many factors. But the right screenplay will never fail. What makes the right screenplay and why does it make a suc- cessful film? What does the writer have to do to make sure their screenplay will find and satisfy its audience after convincing the industry it must be made. The workshop will cover three main areas, 1. What Makes a Great Screenplay and Why. 2. The Writer’s Relationship with the Audience - How You Write. 3. Understanding the Producer, the Financier, and the Distributor to better sell your script. Presented by filmmaker and author Jean- Paul Ouellette This inspirational documentary profiles the life of Mat- On a flight home to Chicago for a family wedding, child- thew G. Christian (1983-2009), known as ‘Matty’ from the hood friends Josh & Molly innocently agree to fake a wed- town of Canton, Massachusetts, who was born without ding engagement to make Josh’s dying father happy. Cotton Road a full set of arms and legs and without a tongue. As Things quickly get out of hand with their two boisterous Documentary Feature, Laura Kissel, 2014, 73 min. told through interviews with his parents Allie and Jerry, families, and a series of events causes them to pretend 5:00 PM, Lillie Auditorium brother Michael and several close friends and authority to be a couple and start planning a phony wedding. When figures throughout his life, ‘Raising Matty Christian’ paints the play acting begins to foster real feelings, the two a portrait of an inspiring young man who never took no must make some serious decisions: split up and return for an answer and set out to live life to the fullest. to their lives in Los Angeles, or make a life as a couple back in Chicago...? Screens with: Blue Movement and Location Animation, Katelyn Bianchini, Rena Cheng, Narrative Feature, Alexis Boling, 2013, 94 min. Asia Lancaster, 2013, 9 min. 9:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium SHORTS 5: Believe It...Or Not What does a rural town in South Carolina have to do 7:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station with China? Americans consume nearly twenty billion Gli Zii new items of clothing each year, and at least one billion Narrative Short, Gerard Monaco, 2013, 22 min. of them are made in China. Cotton Road uncovers the transnational movement of cotton and tells the stories The Silly Bastard Next to the Bed of workers lives in a conventional cotton supply chain. Documentary Short, Scott Calonico, 2013, 11 min. From rural farms in South Carolina to factory cities in Ship of Fools China, we span the globe to encounter the industrial Narrative Short, Mike McGuirk, 2014, 17 min. processes behind our rapacious consumption of cheap clothing and textile products. Are we connected to one The Confession of Father KO another through the things we consume? Cotton Road Narrative Short, D.J. Higgins, 2014, 60 min. explores a contemporary landscape of globalized labor Kim Getty is an immigrant from 400 years in the future, through human stories and provides an opportunity to Last Shot sent back to modern day Brooklyn to live out an easier reflect on the ways our consumption impacts others Narrative Short, Greg Popp, 2013, 11 min. life. She’s built a new identity in this time that nearly sat- and drives a global economy. Miles Away isfies: she has a full time job, shares an apartment with Narrative Short, Caroline Kepnes, 2013, 15 min. a roommate, and is falling in love. But when she finds two Screens with: other people from the future--a 15-year-old girl and Kim’s Jaipur Mahouti To Hear The Music own long-lost husband--Kim must fight to keep the life Documentary Short, Deborah Harse, 2013, 8 min. Documentary Feature, Dennis Lanson, 2013, 62 min. she once had from destroying the life she built here. 7:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Little White Lie Doc. Feature, Lacey Schwartz, James Adolphus, 2013, 65 min. 5:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Tuesday Night Party 10:30 PM, Phusion Grille Music by the Love Me’s
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Charles Brenton Fisk worked with Robert Oppenheimer as an 18-yr-old whiz kid on the Manhattan Project, build- ing a detonator for the A-bomb, before turning from Little White Lie tells Lacey Schwartz’s story of growing the physics of destruction to music, his first love, and up in a typical upper-middle-class Jewish household in building tracker action pipe organs out of Gloucester Woodstock, NY, with loving parents and a strong sense Massachusetts. He died in 1983, but his uniquely collab- of her Jewish identity, despite the questions from those orative shop continues to build ‘The King of Instrumentsî’ around her about how a white girl could have such dark in much the same way it was built in the time of Bach. To skin. She believes her family’s explanation that her looks Hear The Music, a independent hour-long documentary, were inherited from her dark-skinned Sicilian grandfa- follows the development of a single pipe organ, CB FiskÍs ther. But when her parents abruptly split, her gut starts Opus 139, from initial design meetings (with Harvard’s to tell her something different. At eighteen, she finally late beloved Rev. Peter J. Gomes), through every aspect confronts her mother and learns the truth: her biological of building and testing, to a celebratory Easter inaugural father was not the man who raised her, but a black man in Memorial Church, Harvard University, Fisk’s Alma named Rodney with whom her mother had an affair. mater. But the documentary also speaks about much The Off Season Afraid of losing her relationship with her parents, Lacey more than mere process. It also addresses the creation of a product built to last in todayÍs world of disposabil- Narrative Feature, John Stimpson, 2014, 89 min. doesn’t openly acknowledge her newly discovered black 5:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium identity with her white family until her biological father ity. It tells the story of a model workplace, where every dies shortly before Lacey’s thirtieth birthday. Following craftsman’s voice is heard. It explores the Organ Wars Julie (Amanda Schull) and Trent (Charlie Hofheimer), the funeral, Lacey begins a quest to reconcile the hidden of the early 20th century, that pitted electro-pneumatic escape to Cape Cod in the winter for a “babymoon”. It’s pieces of her life and heal her relationship with her father. advocates against the pure mechanical tracker con- quiet and cold, but very cozy and private in the resort What defines our identity, our family of origin or the nection between the fingerÍs touch and the speech of community of Woods Hole in the off season. Julie is six family that raises us? How do we come to terms with the pipe. It examines the perfect marriage of craft and months pregnant, and the happy couple are very much the sins and mistakes of our parents? Lacey discovers art that the man Fisk valued above all else. And then, in love. Trent shows her the nautical restaurant that he not least of all, there is the music itself, which provides that answering those questions means understand- wants to buy as a way to start their life together as a glorious accompaniment as we observe a sum of parts ing her parents’ stories as well as her own. She pieces family. The problem is, Julie is still technically married to coming to life in To Hear The Music. together her family history and the story of her dual another man, even though their divorce is pending. When identity using home videos, archival footage, interviews, her husband Jonathan (Hal Ozsan) mysteriously shows and episodes from her own life. Little White Lie is a per- Screens with: up and Trent disappears, Julie must solve the mystery sonal documentary about the legacy of family secrets, The Silkies of Madagascar of Trent’s kidnapping, confess her affair to her husband denial, and redemption. Documentary Short, David Evans, 2013, 26 min. and save Trent’s life before time runs out. Meanwhile, only Julie holds the secret truth of which man in her life is Screens with: Also Screens with: the father of her baby. Liz Models of Bekonscot Documentary Short, Sharyn Paul Brusie, 2014, 28 min. Documentary Short, Sophie Le Neveu, 2013, 5 min. Saturday Sunday monday tuesday - July 26 - - July 27 - - July 28 - - July 29 -
6:00PM 2:00PM 3:00PM 2:00PM Redfield Auditorium Redfield Auditorium Quick’s Hole Old Woods Hole Fire Station The Wayworn Travelers KIDS’ DAY: The Boxcar Quick Stop From Script to Screen Special Event Music Children Party Workshop Animation 7:00PM 5:00PM 5:00PM Redfield Auditorium 3:00PM Redfield Auditorium Redfield Auditorium The Winding Stream Old Woods Hole Fire Station Wicker Kittens Little White Lie Documentary Feature Documentary Feature Jay Craven Master Class Documentary Feature Screens with: master class Screens with: Screens with: LOMAX Fetch Liz Narrative short Documentary short 5:00PM Documentary short Redfield Auditorium Also screens with: 7:00PM For the Love of Dogs 5:00PM Old Woods Hole Fire Station SHORTS 2: Documentary short Lillie Auditorium Brave New Wild The Things We Do shorts program Cotton Road Documentary Feature 7:00PM Documentary Feature Screens with: 7:00PM Redfield Auditorium Screens with: Devil Goes Down One Cut, One Life Jaipur Mahouti Documentary short Redfield Auditorium Druid Peak Documentary Feature Documentary short 9:00PM Narrative Feature 7:00PM 7:00PM Redfield Auditorium Old Woods Hole Fire Station Redfield Auditorium Life Inside Out 7:00PM The Frontier To Hear The Music Narrative Feature Community Hall SHORTS 3: Narrative Feature Documentary Feature Screens with: 9:00PM Big Questions 8:00PM Silkies of Madagascar Old Woods Hole Fire Station shorts program Community Hall Documentary short SHORTS 1: The Making of an Historical Also screens with: Love, Sex and/or Romance 8:00PM Documentary, Case Study Models of Bekonscot shorts program Old Woods Hole Fire Station Documentary short Filmmaker In Residence workshop 11:00PM Screening and Workshop 9:00PM 7:00PM The Captain Kidd with Jay Craven Redfield Auditorium Old Woods Hole Fire Station Opening Night Party Narrative Feature Fall to Rise SHORTS 5 party 9:00PM Narrative Feature Believe It...Or Not Redfield Auditorium Screens with: shorts program The Newburgh Sting Monotony 7:00PM Documentary Feature Narrative short Lillie Auditorium 9:00PM 9:00PM Raising Matty Christian Community Hall Old Woods Hole Fire Station Documentary Feature Jon Imber’s Left Hand SHORTS 4: Screens with: Documentary feature Is the War Ever Over? Blue Screens with: shorts program animation Maritime Capsules Documentary short 9:00PM Also screens with: Redfield Auditorium Inside Motherwell’s Dumpster Movement and Location Documentary short Narrative Feature
10:30PM 9:00PM Quicks Hole Tavern Old Woods Hole Fire Station Sunday Night Party One Small Hitch party Narrative Feature
10:30PM Phusion Grille Tuesday Night Party party
A Bringing Science to the Screen screening. wednesday thursday friday saturday - July 30 - - July 31 - - August 1 - - August 2 -
5:00PM 2:00PM 5:00PM 2:00PM Redfield Auditorium Old Woods Hole Fire Station Redfield Auditorium Old Woods Hole Fire Station The Off Season Editing Case Study: The Blackbird Video Games Event Narrative Feature Edward Gorey Documentary Narrative Feature EVENT workshop 5:00PM 6:00PM 2:00PM Redfield Auditorium Lillie Auditorium 5:00PM Community Hall By and By : New Orleans The Longest Game Redfield Auditorium Panel Discussion Gospel at a Crossroad Documentary Feature SHORTS 7: panel Screens with: Documentary feature Reality Bites and Tastes Good Too The Promise shorts program 7:00PM Narrative short Redfield Auditorium 5:00PM Desert Runner Redfield Auditorium 7:00PM Antarctica : Beyond the Ice 7:00PM Redfield Auditorium Documentary feature Redfield Auditorium Documentary feature The God Question Panel following screening Grace Narrative Feature 7:00PM Narrative Feature Old Woods Hole Fire Station Screens with: 7:00PM Salvatore The David Dance 7:00PM Narrative Feature Old Woods Hole Fire Station Narrative short Old Woods Hole Fire Station Screens with: Druid Peak Marmato Homophonia Narrative Feature 7:00PM Documentary feature Narrative short Old Woods Hole Fire Station Screens with: 7:30PM SHORTS 8: Payada Pa’Satan 8:00PM Redfield Auditorium animation Self Discovery Community Hall Shortzapalooza shorts program Art and Craft shorts program 7:00PM Documentary Feature 7:00PM Lillie Auditorium 9:00PM Lillie Auditorium Big Significant Things 9:00PM Old Woods Hole Fire Station The Boxcar Children Narrative Feature Redfield Auditorium Life Inside Out animation Screens with: Loveless Zoritsa Narrative Feature Silly Bastard Next to the Bed Narrative Feature 9:00PM Documentary short Screens with: 9:30PM Redfield Auditorium Salmon Deadly Sins Redfield Auditorium Lies I Told My Little Sister 9:00PM animation Awards Presentation Narrative Feature Redfield Auditorium awards The Perfect 46 9:00PM 9:00PM Narrative Feature Old Woods Hole Fire Station 11:00PM Old Woods Hole Fire Station SHORTS 9: Landfall Restaurant Copenhagen 9:00PM Family Matters Closing Night Party Narrative Feature Old Woods Hole Fire Station shorts program party SHORTS 6: 9:00PM Close Relations 10:00PM Lillie Auditorium shorts program Community Hall Sins of Our Youth Fight Church Narrative Feature 9:00PM Documentary feature Screens with: The Captain Kidd Tarzan Music: The Itai Esenberg Trio 11:00PM animation Muisc The Captain Kidd 10:30PM Friday Night Party party Phusion Grille Thursday Night Party party The Longest Game Big Significant Things Documentary Feature, Camille Thoman, 2013, 70 min. Narrative Feature, Bryan Reisberg, 2013, 85 min. Thursday, July 31 5:00 PM, Lillie Auditorium 7:00 PM, Lillie Auditorium Workshop: Editing Case Study 2:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station The Edward Gorey Documentary, with filmmaker in resi- dence Bryan Storkel. Filmmaker Chris Seufert’s documen- tary work in progress about the late reclusive illustrator Edward Gorey will be the subject of a workshop on editing by filmmaker in residence Bryan Storkel (FIGHT CHURCH, THE INTERNET’S OWN BOY, HOLY ROLLERS). Seufert, based in Chatham, MA film shot the Edward Gorey from 1996 until his death in April 2000.
At 26 years old, Craig (Harry Lloyd) seems to be doing pretty well for himself. He has job stability, a supportive SHORTS 7: Reality Bites and Tastes Good Too Meet Hal, 87; Charlie, 87 and Maurie, 87. Three of a group of family, and is about to start a wonderful new chapter 5:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium friends who gather every day at one p.m. in the village of with his girlfriend. With big life changes on the horizon, Devil Goes Down Dorset, Vermont to play a game called ‘paddle tennis’. They what better time to lie to your girlfriend so you can Documentary Short, Nicholas Julius, 2013, 10 min. have been playing together for years. Poignant and funny, go on a road trip by yourself to the south? Cast: Harry THE LONGEST GAME takes on the ‘game’ of life, the stories Lloyd, Krista Kosonen Tobacco Burn Narrative Short, Justin Liberman, 2013, 17 min. we tell and the underlying forces that connect us all. Screens with: Lomax Screens with: Silly Bastard Next to the Bed Narrative Short, Jesse Kreitzer, 2013, 12 min. The Promise Documentary Short, Scott Calonico, 2013, 11 min. JFK: Let them Come to Berlin Narrative Short, Nongkhran Meecharoen, 2013, 14 min. Documentary Short, Ted Ryan, 2014, 3 min. SHORTS 6: Close Relations The Cell Grace 9:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Narrative Short, Ben Hyland, 2014, 11 min. Narrative Feature, Heath Jones, 2014, 93 min. Catch The Last Night 7:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Narrative Short, David Henrie, 2013, 10 min. Narrative Short, Jason Silva, 2014, 11 min. Happy Hour Devil’s Damned to Try Narrative Short, Gretl Claggett, 2013, 14 min. Narrative Short, Marshall Burnette, 2014, 23 min. Fetch The Gunfighter Documentary Short, Ben Pender-Cudlip, 2013, 2 min. Narrative Short, Eric Kissack, 2014, 9 min. Unbound Documentary Short, Sharyn Paul Brusie, 2012, 9 min. SHORTS 8: Self Discovery His New Hands 7:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Narrative Short, Sudhanshu Saria, 2013, 15 min. When Pigs Fly Ave Maria Animation, Sandra Boynton, 2013, 5 min. Narrative Short, Skip Shea, 2013, 7 min. Theme Song Rebel Narrative Short, Luke Patton, 2013, 20 min. Grace is used to waking up hung over, but this time she Your’re Dead to Me Narrative Short, Wu Tsang, 2013, 13 min. is 1100 miles from home and can’t remember how she Conclave got there. When she’s arrested for public drunkenness Monotony Narrative Short, Justin Foster, 2013, 19 min. Narrative Short, Joanne Postlewaite, 2013, 3 min. and attacking a police officer, Gracie is given a choice: six Butterfly Fluttering months in jail or 90 meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous Return Narrative Short, Roman Kayumov, 2014, 25 min. in 90 days, and she has to do it in the small town she’s Narrative Short, Joshua Paige, 2013, 5 min. landed in. She’s not used to strangers caring about Liz her, but perhaps the power of community can help her Blue Documentary Short, Sharyn Paul Brusie, 2014, 28 min. sidestep the landmines lining her path to sobriety – Animation, Katelyn Bianchini, Rena Cheng, Asia Lancaster, especially the ones she’s laid herself. Rooted in powerful 2013, 9 min. The God Question performances by Annika Marks (“The Sessions”) and Narrative Feature, Douglas Gordon, 2013, 90 min. Sharon Lawrence (“NYPD Blue”), “GRACE.” compassion- The Perfect 46 7:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium ately looks at the disease of addiction through a young Narrative Feature, Brett Bonowicz, 2013, 97 min. woman inching towards redemption. 9:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Marmato Documentary Feature, Mark Grieco, 2014, 87 min. 7:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station
Two scientists dare to ask an experimental super- intelligent computer the ultimate question: Is there evi- Geneticist Jesse Darden creates a website that pairs dence for God, for a spiritual framework to life? To their individuals with their ideal genetic partner for children. astonishment, it arrives at an answer. Stephen Kendrick The Perfect 46 explores three interwoven stories about runs a government supercomputer at University of Jesse Darden, the CEO of The Perfect 46: the height of Massachusetts in Amherst and had taught previously his company, his failing marriage, and the aftermath taught at MIT and was one of the key code writers for of both. The Perfect 46 strives to be as scientifically the project. Hearing this, a Yale philosopher, Jane Hurst, Colombia is at the center of the new global gold rush and accurate as possible. With the collaboration of scientific suggests the following to him: Feed the computer Marmato, a mining town with over 500 years of history, consultants, our script has been crafted to demon- every book, news article, research paper, and Internet is the new frontier. In its mountain there are over $20 strate a respect for science. Many science fiction films posting – essentially all human knowledge – then ask it Billion in gold, but its 8,000 inhabitants are at risk of be- (and specifically films about genetics) fail to fully explore the ultimate question. Is there evidence for God, for a ing displaced by an open-pit mining project planned by the genre. Some begin with an interesting idea that spiritual framework to life? “This computer is smarter a Canadian mining company. Living on this mountain of devolves into an excuse for mindless action sequences. than any of us, than all of us put together. Maybe it can gold is both a blessing and a curse. MARMATO is the story Some feature evil clones. Fake computer UI’s. These films make a novel interpretation of the human experience, of how the townspeople cope with a disturbing prophesy rarely pose interesting questions about science; they something no one has ever thought of, to say whether of change and takeover delivered by the company’s reduce science to a colorful backdrop for conventional the idea of a god makes sense,” she says. To their mining prospector: ‘You can believe in God all you want, plot formulas. The Perfect 46 hopes to inspire debates astonishment, the computer arrives at an answer, but but I don’t think he’s got too much to say about this about science and our world, specifically the “what ifs?” shuts itself down rather than telling the scientists what mountain getting leveled.’Filmed over the course of 5 1/2 of personal genetic testing, set in the very near future. it knows. The scientists attempt to restart the comput- years, MARMATO is a canvas of magic realism and the Cast: Whit Hertford, Keston John, Don McManus, David er in an effort to find out the answer and are now locked confrontation with globalized mining. Neher, Robyn Cohen, Kevin Sheridan in battle with a computer that has free will.
Screens with: Screens with: Payada Pa’Satan Salvatore Animation, Antonio Balseiro, Carlos Balseiro, 2013, 8 min. Music: The Itai Isenberg Trio Narrative Short, William Shermer, 2013, 6 min. 9:00 PM, The Captain Kidd The Boxcar Children Sins of Our Youth The David Dance Animation, Daniel Chuba, Mark Dippe, 2014, 82 min. Narrative Feature, Gary Entin, 2013, 110 min. Narrative Feature, Aprill Winney, 2013, 108 min. 7:00 PM, Lillie Auditorium 9:00 PM, Lillie Auditorium 7:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station
Away from the microphone, David is soft spoken, shy THE BOXCAR CHILDREN is based on one of the best selling Tyler and David are brothers. Scott and Carlo are their and unsure of himself. However, as his on-air alias ‘Dan- children’s books of all time. A touching tale of family to- best friends. In an intoxicated moment of inspiration, ger Dave’, the host of the local radio show, “Gay Talk” in getherness target to kids ages four to twelve. The film they decide to break into Tyler and David’s father’s Buffalo, New York, he’s poised, witty, and every listenerÍs explores themes of personal integrity, generosity and closet, borrow from his gun collection, and unload the best friend. His sister, Kate, is a thrice divorced banker kindness. Meet Henry, Jessie, Violet and Benny, four or- assault weapons on electric reindeer Christmas decora- with a yen for classical music and cats. Though success- phaned brothers and sisters who mysteriously appear tions. A nearby boy, only twelve years old, happens upon ful, the siblings suffer from a secret, yet vast, sense in a small town on a warm summer night. No one knows the scene at the wrong time and is shot and killed. In a of inadequacy. Kate asks David to be a father figure for who these young wanderers are or where they have moment of desperation, paranoia, and fear that they’re her soon to be adopted Brazilian child; David gawkily come from. The children make a home for themselves lives are over due to their certainty that they will receive romances his coworker. Past and present intertwine in an abandoned boxcar they discover in the woods. The the death penalty, the four teenagers construct a “solu- to tell this bittersweet winter’s tale of a man learning children make a happy life for themselves, discovering tion” that they are convinced will prove their innocence. to love and accept himself. Cast: Don Scime, Guy Adkins, the struggles and rewards of independence until one day While the plan never comes to fruition, it is the catalyst Antoinette LaVecchia, Jordan Baker, Tonye Patano, Juju they must reveal their secret and risk discovery by the for deep confusion that leads to a troubling conclusion. Stulbach, Lauren Lopes one person they fear the most. Cast: Lucas Till, Joel Courtney, Mitchel Musso, Bridger Zadina, Ally Sheedy, Dani Knights Screens with: Lies I Told My Little Sister Homophonia Screens with: Narrative Feature, William J. Stribling, 2014, 99 min. Narrative Short, James Jermanok, 2014, 3 min. 9:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Tarzan Animation, Signe Baumane, 2014, 3 min. Desert Runners Documentary Feature, Jennifer Steinman, 2013, 92 min. 7:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium Thursday Night Party 10:30 PM, Phusion Grille Music by Pat Ryan
A family trip, packing all the childhood baggage. After the Friday, August 1 death of her oldest sister, a 30-year-old globe-trotting na- ture photographer is guilted onto a family trip to Cape Cod Blackbird - along with the younger sister she used to torment. Amid Narrative Feature, Jamie Chambers, 2013, 90 min. A diverse group of non-professional runners attempt recriminations, revelations, a very strange shopkeeper 5:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium to complete the four most difficult ultra marathons on and an old romance, they square off against the patterns Earth. The four races bring them to the world’s most of childhood. Cast: Lucy Walters,Ellen Foley, Donovan Pat- picturesque and brutal deserts-- in Chile, China, Egypt ton, Michelle Petterson, John Behlmann, AliciaMinshew, and Antarctica-- where they will push their bodies, minds Eddie Ritchard, Hayden Signoretti, Tyler Hollinger and spirits to their limits. DESERT RUNNERS chronicles the intense, year-long journey during which these dedicated runners face many obstacles-- both expected and unex- Copenhagen pected, external and internal-- and ultimately provides Narrative Feature, Mark Raso, 2014, 93 min. an intimate view into the complex ways human beings 9:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station deal with heartbreak and triumph. Art and Craft Young ballad singer, Ruadhan, despairs as the fabric Doc. Feature, Sam Cullman, Jennifer Grausman, 2014, 89 min. of his Scottish hometown erodes. There are no fish in 8:00 PM, Woods Hole Community Hall the sea, no jobs and a steady exodus to the city. Life as he loves it is slipping away and Ruadhan’s idol, town bard Alec, has little stomach to fight the change. Long time best pal, Calum, and returning childhood friend, Amy, spark Ruadhan’s struggle to keep the past alive. When Alec takes off to a retirement home in mysteri- ous circumstances, Ruadhan must act quickly to save him and protect the town he loves. As his battle spirals After weeks of traveling through Europe the immature out of control, it becomes Ruadhan who needs saving. William finds himself at crossroads in Copenhagen. Copen- Featuring legendary performers Norman Maclean and hagen is not just another European city for William; it is Sheila Stewart, Blackbird brings Scotland’s most loved also the city of his father’s birth. When fourteen-year-old folk heroes to the big screen. Cast: Andrew Rothney, Effy, working in William’s hotel as part of the internship Scarlett Mack, Norman Maclean, Patrick Wallace, Sheila Shorter Synopsis ART AND CRAFT starts out as a cat-and- program, befriends the thirty-year-old William they set Stewart, Margaret Bennett, Gayle McCutcheon, Robert mouse art caper, rooted in questions of authorship and off on an adventure to uncover his family’s sordid past. Turner, Allan Thornton, Deborah Whyte, Isabella Baronello, authenticity—but what emerges is an intimate story Effy’s mix of youthful exuberance and wisdom challenges Sarah Sunderland, Christopher Hammond, Sara Pearce, of obsession and the universal need for community, William unlike any woman ever has. As the attraction Carolyn Galloway appreciation, and purpose. Mark Landis has been called builds and William truly connects with someone for the one of the most prolific art forgers in US history. Posing first time in his life, he must deal with the startling news Panel Discussion as a philanthropic donor, a grieving executor of a family that the love of his life and the only person who under- 6:00 PM, Woods Hole Community Hall member’s will, and as a Jesuit priest, Landis has given stands him is, unfortunately for everyone, half his age. In away hundreds of works over the years to a stagger- Each year, people ask us what happened to the films order for William to accept his past, the mature beyond ing list of institutions across the United States. But they saw at the Festival during the prior year and they her years Effy must learn to be a kid again, and William, Matthew Leininger, a tenacious registrar, ultimately wonder where they will be able to see them again. This a man whose growth was stunted with his father’s discovers the decades-long ruse and sets out to expose panel will discuss the distribution landscape for indepen- abandonment as a child, must learn to finally grow up. his philanthropic escapades to the art world. Landis dent film. What are the options for films like the ones at Cast: Gethin Anthony, Frederikke Dahl Hansen, Sebastian must confront his own legacy and a chorus of museum the Woods Hole Film Festival? What should filmmakers Armesto, Tamzin Merchant, Baard Owe, Mille Dinesen, Ol- professionals clamoring for him to stop. consider before shooting the first frame. ivia Grant, Sune Kofoed, Preben Ravn, Martin Hestb, Gordon Kennedy, Helene Kuhn John Stimpson, The Off Season, Bryan Storkel, Fight Church, David Heilbroner, The Newburgh Sting
Moderator: A Bringing Science to the Screen screening. Scott Mansfield, Founder/Owner, Monterey Media Loveless Zoritsa Life Inside Out Narrative Feature, Radoslav Pavkovic, Hristina Hatziharala- Saturday, August 2 Narrative Feature, Jill D’Agnenica, 2013, 103 min. bous, 2012, 80 min. 9:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station 9:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium By and By: New Orleans Gospel at a Also screens on Saturday, July 26th at 9:00PM. Crossroad Documentary Feature, Matthew T. Bowden, Joe Awards Ceremony Compton, 2013, 96 min. 2:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium 9:30 PM, Redfield Auditorium The closing award’s ceremony presents the juried and audience awards to filmmakers and screenwriters.
Closing Night Party 11:00 PM, The Landfall Restaurant Featuring the 6East Band
Zoritsa is cursed! Every man who falls in love with her dies in a bizarre way. Hunted by the shotgun carrying villagers, whose sons she sent to the underworld, she ‘By and By’ tells the story of a fading tradition, a torn can only rely on a stubborn rookie police officer. However community, and a family bound to keep them both alive. he doesn’t believe in “mumbo jumbo” and is tempted to At the center of the film is a powerful New Orleans gos- test her “kiss of death.” Loveless Zoritsa is a mixture pel quartet, the Electrifying Crown Seekers, a group USA of “Burtonesque” gothic style and Kusturica’s “Balkan Today calls ‘the essence of Jazz Fest ... more explosive feverish rhythm”. Set in a Serbian village where supersti- than any rock headliner.’ Set against a backdrop of post- tion still rules life, this unusual fairytale comedy takes Katrina New Orleans, ‘By and By’ is a classic family story you on a comedic journey of cursed love. Cast: Aubrey of change vs. tradition, young vs. old, focused on a son’s Dollar, Shane McRae, Daniel J Travanti, Robert Belushi, unavoidable conflict: to continue the 46 year musical Ron Dean, Rebecca Spence, Janet Ulrich Brooks, Mary Jo legacy of his father, or to strike out on his own. Powered Faraci, Heidi Johanningmeier Bringing Science by raw gospel music and a cast of unforgettable charac- ters, the story of ‘By and By’ is truly timeless Screens with: to the Screen Salmon Deadly Sins Bringing Science to the Screen Animation, Steven Vander Meer, 2013, 7 min. Video Games Event with Andrew Mutty 3:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station is a new program of the Woods SHORTS 9: Family Matters Video Games Event is an interactive digital event that Hole Film Festival supported in allows the participants to enjoy the freedom of riding 9:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station part by grants from the Arts (surfers, skiers and BMX) with the creativity of filmmaking In the Blind and editing. Andrew Mutty, a WHFF alum will talk about Foundation of the Cape and The Narrative Short, Davis Hall, 2013, 18 min. this event and show films made by past participants. Falmouth Fund of The Cape Cod Payada Pa’ Satan Foundation. Bringing Science Animation, Antonio Balseiro, Carlos Balseiro, 2013, 8 min. Antarctica: Beyond the Ice to the Screen presents films that A Life with Aspergers (Not In Competition) incorporate science into the Documentary Short, Jaime Ekkens, 2013, 4 min. Doc. Feature, Dena Seidel, 2014, 90 min. (work-in-progress) 5:00 PM, Redfield Auditorium story, whether a documentary or Jesse Narrative Short, Adam Goldhammer, 2013, 14 min. narrative film. Hope in the Fog Narrative Short, Patrick Cavanaugh, Ryan Daniel Dobson, 2013, 15 min. Anacos Narrative Short, Xacio BaÐo, 2012, 7 min. Reaching Home Important Notice About Seat- Narrative Short, Kenneth Murphy, 2013, 17 min. ing, Screenings, and Schedule Fight Church Schedule Changes, Event Doc. Feature, Bryan Storkel, Daniel Junge, 2013, 84 min. 10:00 PM, Woods Hole Community Hall Admission and Seating: Scientists have just a month to study the vast, inhospi- table and rapidly changing West Antarctic ecosystem. Films and Schedule are subject to As part of the National Science Foundation’s Long Term change without notice. While every Ecological Research study, expert oceanographers must ! collect thousands of samples in an area the size of Okla- effort is made to ensure seating for homa working from a research vessel that travels at the ticketholders, a ticketholder must ar- speed of a bicycle. The region’s 85% decline in its Adelie penguin population is the greatest indication of climate rive at least 15 minutes prior to a show- change. Funded in part by a grant from the National Sci- time in order to be guaranteed a seat. ence Foundation Ticketholders who do not arrive at least Panel following screening: 15 minutes prior to a showtime will have The panel includes scientists involved in the transforma- been deemed to release their seat. By tive science of the National Science Foundation’s Long FIGHT CHURCH is a feature-length documentary about the accepting an admission ticket or pass, Term Ecological Research (LTER) Project at Palmer in the confluence of Christianity and mixed martial arts, includ- West Antarctic Peninsula (WAP), as well as the film’s the Holder consents to Holder’s likeness ing ministries that train fighters. The film follows several producer and co-producer. and voice being publicly used without pastors and popular fighters in their quest to reconcile their faith with a sport that many consider violent and Moderator: Scott Doney, marine chemist, WHOI notice or compensation solely in con- barbaric. Faith is tried and questions are raised. FIGHT nection with the Woods Hole Film Fes- Panelists: Dena Seidel, Director, Rutgers Center for Digital CHURCH looks at the compatibility of Christianity and tival, Inc. Attendees release the Woods mixed martial arts and, moreover, the confluence of Filmmaking, Director/producer, Beyond the Ice Hole Film Festival, Inc., staff, sponsors religion and violence in our culture. Through sympathetic Steve Holloway, co-producer, Beyond the Ice subjects on both sides of this debate, the film asks and advertising agents from all liability provocative questions about sports, masculinity, free Oscar Schofield, professor of bio-optical oceanography, for loss and damage to person or prop- will and morality. Rutgers University erty, and agrees to comply with all the Shortzapalooza rules and regulations of the Woods Hole 7:30 PM, Redfield Auditorium Film Festival. The Festival requests that Friday Night Party Shorts Shorts and more Shorts. In a Festival tradition, attendees act in a courteous manner 10:30 PM, Captain Kidd we assemble as many short shorts as we can fit into a during the festival and refrain from talk- Featuring Music by The Spampinato Brothers two hour block for a great mashup to end the Festival. ing during the screening of a film and Druid Peak encourages active participation in the Narrative Feature, Marni Zelnick, 2013, 112 min. post-screening Q&A. 7:00 PM, Old Woods Hole Fire Station Also screens on Sunday, July 27th at 7:00PM. Saturday, July 26th through Saturday, August 2nd, 2014 19 - - - - - S R E GRAMM O R netic match dating site. And the sci-fi drama “Movement and Location,” is thrown into the mix with the story of misplaced persons from the future. Crown this all with a wonderful comedy from Serbia, Loveless Aorist Zorica), (Crna the tale of a young girl who returns to her village with a curse which makes men fall for her and then destroys them and the torch-toting villagers out to put an end to her curse her (or life). All in all, it’s a wonderful mix of stories for all ages, not to be missed, and guaranteed to captivate our festivalgoers The gorgeous drama “Druid Peak,” is a feature film about a troubled boy who is forced to reconnect with a his father, conservation biologist who studies wild wolves as part of Yellowstone’s wolf reintroduction program. Shot onlocation in Wyoming, Virginia West and Montana, the film is about the human soul’s need to connect with wild things andis a coming of age story with a conservation twist. The intense “Sins of Our follows Youth,” the lives of is a cautionary tale about lack of consequence and accountability for four teenage boys who accidentally kill their friend. The surprising “Copenhagen” where a young man travels to Denmark to discover his myste rious roots helped by a young girl, and “Big Significant Things,” the journey of an uncertain young husband driving to meet his new wife inSan Francisco to pick out a house are slices of life about the journey from youth to adulthood. For the artist in us “Life Inside Out,” tells the story of a wife and mother who returns to her old love - making music, and in the process finds both herself and redemption for her troubled youngest son. In “Fall to Rise,” two professional danc ers struggle with age children) (and as they try desperately to stay in the art New York scene. “Blackbird,” looks a young at Scotsmantrying to do everything he can think to keep the mu sic of his dying village alive. A couple of the dramatic films include “Grace,” in which a young woman abandoned by her family in a small Florida town makes the difficult choice to begin the process of recovering from her addiction to alcohol and “The Frontier” a story about a son returns to confront his father and the woman who stands between them. The filmed-on-Cape-Cod “Lies My I Told Little Sister” tells of a young woman vacationing with her fam ily who must confront the death And of “The a sister. David Dance,” is the story of a gay radio talk host who struggles when his single sister asks him to be the father figure for her soon to be adopted child. If you’re looking for straight ahead romance, “One Small Hitch,” is about a son who convinces a female friend to make act as his fiance to appease his dying Thingsfather. get out of hand and romance a fake quickly turns into the real thing. As a scientific community we offer two fascinating films: “The God Question,” in which two scientists break the rules and challenge an artificially intelligent super computer to answer one of man’s oldest questions, and “The Perfect a ripped- 46,” from-reality look into the potential nightmares of on-line ge E P E ------H
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