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Events & Parties
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Festival at a Glance
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Map of the Festival
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2013 Sonoma international Film FeStival
3/1/13 4:19 PM
Welcome from
our Executive Director
Welcome
Welcome to the 16th annual Sonoma International Film Festival! Two
hundred filmmakers from 16 countries, 60 feature length films, 26 shorts,
animation, 30 premieres, parties galore and the “Backlot” tent full of delicious food, wine and music are all waiting for you to enjoy. We have an
important line up of environmental documentaries, wonderfully moving
LGBT films and some mouth watering food and wine movies. Thank you
Netflix DVD Division, our presenting sponsor and all of our festival sponsors, our hard working Board and staff for making this all happen! We
are an intimate, walk-able festival where filmmakers and festival guests
interact with one another in a fun and relaxed, beautiful setting-Sonoma
Valley. Enjoy yourselves!
Kevin W. McNeely
Welcome from
the Mayor of Sonoma
The entire City of Sonoma and the Sonoma Valley community welcomes
all the artists and visitors of the Sonoma International Film Festival to
our world. For sixteen years the film festival has enriched our lives in so
many ways. Its deep cultural and arts roots enables us to expand our
horizons and allows us to be a part of the world of film in our own lovely
setting. From the “Sonomawood” sign, to the support for our historic
single screen Sebastiani Theatre, from the film program at Sonoma Valley
High School to the volunteer opportunities for our citizens, the festival is
an integral element in our keeping Sonoma the very best place in 21st
Century America to live, work, and raise a family. I must add as the Mayor
that the steady stream of income it provides is one of the main reasons
the City of Sonoma is in the black financially. Please introduce yourselves
to me while you are here.
Ken Brown
Welcome from Sonoma County
Supervisor, First District
It is my pleasure to welcome you to Sonoma County and the 16th Annual
Sonoma International Film Festival. You are in for a treat as the festival
melds all that is artistic, cultural and sensory into this fabulous five-day
event presenting a variety of hand-selected films from independent features, documentaries and shorts, to Spanish language films.
On behalf of the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors we invite you
to have fun and enjoy all that Sonoma County and the Sonoma Valley
has to offer. Be sure and make time to sample our world-class wines and
restaurants, walk by Sonoma’s historic buildings and take-in our beautiful
scenic spaces.
Congratulations to the organizers of the Sonoma International Film
Festival for another wonderful line-up of film experiences.
Susan Gorin
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SET 1
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Last Night (Butterfield cover) G
Key to the Highway (BB King, Clapton cover) A
Early in The Morning (Clapton cover) G
Dead Flowers (Stones) D
After Midnight (Clapton cover) C
SET 2
Pride and Joy (SRV) E
Riding With The King (BB King/Clapton cover) B
Little Red Rooster (Stones cover) C
Feelin' Alright (Cocker cover) C
I Put a Spell On You (CCR cover) Em
Hound Dog (Clapton cover) Em
Harlem Shuffle (Stones) Bm
Breakdown/Hit the Road Jack (Tom Petty/Ray Charles) Am
Take Me To The River (Commitments cover) E
Try a Little Tenderness (Commitments cover) E
For What It's Worth (Buffalo Springfield) E7
Honky Tonk Women (Stones) G
Baby Please Don't Go (Van Morrison cover) E
For What It’s Worth (Buffalo Springfield)
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Burlingame Hall
La Luz Center
MacArthur Place Hotel
Maysonnave House
Murphy's Irish Pub
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Got My Mojo Working (BB King) E
Crossroads (Cream live) E7
Sebastiani Theatre
Sonoma Veteran's Memorial Hall
Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
Sonoma Valley Woman's Club
Vintage House
Our Crew
the Staff
Kevin W. McNeely – Executive Director
Ginny Krieger – Assistant Director
Leslie Carlson – Sponsorship Director and Board Member
Mary Catherine (MC) Cutcliffe – Operations Director
Steve Shor – Co-Program Director
Claudia Mendozza Carruth – Co-program director and Public Relations
Trish Rodimer – Volunteer Director
Steve Martindale – Filmmaker Liaison
Dan Zastrow – Technical Director
Ryan Hastie – Technical Director
Lisa Carlson – Art Director
Rie Casale – Food and Beverage/Event Manager
Diana Bugg – Membership Director and Board Member
Nancy Bundschu – Community Outreach and Board Member
Nancie Ligon – Film Submissions and Print Traffic Manager
Denise Nelson - Plaza Partners Program Director and Board Member
Lee Jay Olness – Plaza Partners Program and Board Member
Barney LaHaye - Program Guide Designer
The Wildfire Web Team – Blaine Transue and Stephen Sweet
Website Development
The Word Mice Team – Donna Hayes and Celeste Winders - Social Media
The Spritz Team – Beth Schnitzer, Ragu Shivaram, Daniella Balaban,
Dayna Goldman, Liane Koh, Verity Peets - Marketing
Our Crew
Festival Crew
This is the team that works enthusiasticly to pull the Festival together:
Board of Directors
Keith Casale - Chair
Beth Fox
Alex Archbold
Roark Hoffman
Lawrence Behrs
Kimberly Hughes
Diana Bugg
Ted Judson
Nancy Bundschu
Denise Nelson
Leslie Carlson
Allen Olinger
Tony Cervantes
Lee Jay Olness
Our volunteers
Over 200 volunteers make the 16th annual Sonoma International Film
Festival possible. The Board of Directors and the Staff of the Festival
wish to thank all the volunteers that so generously give of their time
and considerable talent. You are the best! A listing of all volunteers will
appear in local newspapers shortly after the Festival.
the venue Managers
Patricia Frates & Alice Melillo Sebastiani Theatre
Nancy Cuneo & Susan Heeringa-Pieper Vintage House
Allison Miller & Dana Grantham
New Belgium Lounge at Burlingame Hall
Nancie Ligon & Joyce Moldovan
Shellback Screening Room at Woman’s Club
Julie Albertson & Chris Welch Murphy’s Irish Pub
Tom Sheahan & Marsha Horowitz Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
Pat Pulvirenti & Yvonne Bowers MacArthur Place
Kathy Mejia & Diane Ursin La Luz Center
Michelle Dale & Chay Woerz Hospitality/The Backlot
Patty Scheel & Susan Scarbrough Concierge Service
Darcy Stephens & Greg Larsen Box Office
Gail Stroupe & Jan Orner Pre-Festival Team
Sandy Hicks Volunteer Center & Food
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With over 500+ submissions and programmers attending the following Festivals: Cannes, Toronto, Mill Valley, Vancouver International &
Sundance; the screening committee and programmers have selected
over 100 films from 17 countries to screen at the 16th annual Sonoma
International Film Festival.
Trent Anderson
Alex Archbold
Darriel Arnott
Harry Blum
Claudia Mendoza-Carruth
Will Combs
Greg Erickson
Eric Fournier
Kimberly Hughes
Bill Jasper
Ken Korematsu
Lambie
John Moldovan
Joyce Moldovan
Denise Nelson
Evan O’Hare
Lee Jay Olness
Sherry Smith
Bill Stallings
Richard Sweet
Eames Yates
Festival Crew
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The Board and Staff would also like to thank the screening committee
who had the task of reviewing hundreds of superb films and making the
difficult choice of this year’s screenings.
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Our Crew
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Thanks also to Kellie Ann Benz, Skip Olinger and Steve Martindale
for writing and editing the film synopses.
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Information and Navigation
Festival information
Screening and Event venues
Sebastiani theatre (seats 325) – Located on the east side of the Square
on First Street East. This is the Festival’s premiere venue. Snacks are available for purchase at the snack bar in the lobby
Mia’s Kitchen at the vintage House (seats 150) – Located on First Street
East approximately 2 blocks north of the Square. Mia’s Kitchen is again
serving pasta with their delicious sauces and salad for lunch and dinner
screenings, bagels in the morning and candy bars at other screenings.
Wine from The Other Guys is being poured complimentary.
Shellback Screening room at the Sonoma valley Woman’s club (seats
100) – On First Street East ½ block south of the Square. A variety of complimentary delicious rum drinks will be available for your sipping pleasure.
New Belgium Lounge at Burlingame Hall (seats 150) – Located at 252
West Spain between 2nd and 3rd Streets West, one and a half blocks west
of the Square. It’s a 5-minute walk from the Square. Popcorn will be available and a selection of New Belgium beers will be served throughout the
weekend. On Saturday at 4:30pm and Sunday at 5:00pm Beer Rangers
will host a complimentary beer education seminar.
Murphy’s pub (seats 40) – Located on First Street East down the Pyrenees
alleyway just north of the Sebastiani Theatre on the east side of the
Square. Due to small size, only Passholders will be admitted. Murphy’s
offers a limited menu of pub food and drinks that served at your table.
the rodeo room at Macarthur place (seats 70) – A 10 minute walk
from the Square down Broadway to MacArthur. Turn left on MacArthur
and MacArthur Place is in the second entrance on the right. Saddles will
have grab and go breakfast buffet available until 10am Friday through
Sunday. Full bar is available during all screenings. Additionally, the
Saddles Martini Bar, will be a rockin’ and available before, during, and
after each film. Tasty entrées and snack items may be purchased to be
consumed before each screening or enjoyed during the show. Limited
seating for those wishing to dine during the screening will be available.
Sonoma valley Museum of art Sponsored by Faber-Castell USA (seats
70) – Located on at 551 Broadway on the west side of the street ¾ of a
block south of the Square. Only one film per night will be screened at the
Museum. Enjoy the art exhibits during the day.
Sonoma veterans Memorial Hall (seats 500) – Located on First Street
West 2 blocks north of the Square opposite the Police Station. The
Tribute, Tribute Dinner and Gala will be held Saturday. Tickets available
to all events.
Booker Hall at La Luz, Boyes Hot Springs. This is not a walkable venue.
This family-resource center in the heart of the Latino community is located at 17560 Gregor St. one block from the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn.
Films in Spanish with English subtitles will be shown Saturday from 12pm
to 10pm and Sunday 1:30pm to 9:30 pm.
the Backlot tent Located on the Square on the North side of City Hall.
Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 5pm. Free Admission to
all Passholders. Others may purchase a Day Pass for $15 at the Box Office.
The tent will offer wine tasting, food sampling from local restaurants,
sponsor demonstrations and live music.
the Festival Box Office and information Desk Located on the East side
of the Sonoma City Hall. The Box Office is open Wednesday from 12pm
to 9pm, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 9am to 9pm and Sunday
from 9am to 5pm
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Movie pass $175 – valid for all 5 days of the Festival
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Five day access to all film screenings at all venues
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Access to all panels
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Access to the Backlot Tent on the Square, which offers wine, food
tastings & live music
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Admission to the Awards Ceremony on Sunday night
Day pass $60 – same as an Movie Pass but valid for only one day of the
Festival
passes and tickets
Passholders are admitted to screenings first starting with Star Passes.
Doors will open 30 minutes prior to screenings. please be there 15
minutes before showtime to ensure you get a seat. Specific ticket
holders are admitted next followed by the Standby line. There are four
levels of passes:
premiere pass $400 - Everything included with the Movie Pass plus:
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Admission to the Opening Reception at Saddles Restaurant on
Wednesday evening
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Access to the Latin Fiesta Friday night in The Backlot tent
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Admission to the Saturday Tribute held at Sonoma Veterans
Memorial Hall on Saturday
Star pass $900 – Everything from the All-Movie and Premiere Passes
plus:
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Industry Mixer held Friday at the Hopmonk Tavern
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A seat at the Tribute Dinner to be held directly after the Saturday
Tribute in Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall
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Admission to the Saturday night Gala at the Sonoma Veterans
Memorial Hall
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Admission to the VIP Lounge in The Backlot tent from 9:30am to
5pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday, which includes breakfast, lunch
and snacks and complimentary wine and cocktails.
individual Movie tickets: $20 – A limited number of tickets to individual movies will be sold only online & at the Box Office on the Square.
There will be no individual movie tickets for films at Murphy’s Pub due
to limited seating; passholders only.
Standby admission: $15 CASH ONLY – Exact change appreciated.
Standby admission may be purchased for cash only at screening venues
on a space available basis. Standby admission will be sold once all
passholders have been admitted. Please queue up in the standby line
outside the venue. There will be no standby admission at Murphy’s Pub
due to limited seating; passholders only.
admission to the Backlot tent: $15 per day – Admits non-pass holders
to the Backlot tent where they can enjoy wine tasting and food samplings as well as listen to live music from 11am to 5pm Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. Admission may be purchased at the Box Office.
Special Event tickets will be sold on-line & at the Festival Box Office.
Special Events include:
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Latin Fiesta in the Backlot Tent Friday 6pm to 8pm - $25
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Secret Disco in The Backlot Tent Saturday 7pm-10pm $10
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Celebrity Tribute Saturday at Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall 6pm
- $50
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Celebrity Tribute Dinner at Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall
Saturday 7:30pm - $175, limited space available
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Festival Gala at Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall, Saturday 9pm to
12am - $50
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Award Ceremony, Sunday 8:30pm in The Backlot tent - $10
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or go to Winecountry.com to see the film schedule, current updates and
other information on your smartphone.
please conserve and recycle
Please be mindful of your trash. Separate trash from recyclable items
and please put them in the appropriate containers located throughout
town.
There are US Pure Water stations located in each venue so please bring
a water bottle and minimize plastic bottle waste.
atM Locations
There are three conveniently located ATM machines on Napa St on the
south side of the Square on either side of Broadway. Union Bank, Chase
and Bank of America. There are other ATM’s continuing west on Napa St
at the Bank of Marin, Westamerica Bank and Sonoma Bank.
parking
There is 2 hour free parking from 9am to 5pm on the streets in the City
of Sonoma on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. There is no
time limit on Sunday. There is a parking lot behind the Old Barracks,
which is free and has no time limit. Its entrance is off First Street East
just ½ a block north of the Square. Please see the fold out map for parking lots.
taxis
Vern’s Taxi 707-938-8885
Sonoma Taxi: 707-889-1266
Festival courtesies
These are all pretty obvious but worth reiterating.
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Please turn off cell phones when you are in any screening venue
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Passholders please arrive 15 minutes before the start of a film to
ensure you get a seat. We will start selling Standby admission for
empty seats after that time.
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All Standby admissions will be for cash only.
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Please, please don’t drink and drive. Take a taxi
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Please do not carry alcohol outside our venues.
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Please be mindful of store front entrances when standing in line.
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Thanks for your help.
Check Us Out on Social Media
Use these platforms to post, comment and share your pics about the
Festival. Stay connected for announcements, contests, and conversation!
Check into film venues, The Backlot tent, and parties on Foursquare.
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Please Become a Member of the
Sonoma Film Society
producer - $2,500
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Star Pass to the 2014 Sonoma International Film Festival
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Admission to all Cave Dinners and events during the year
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Admission to all our monthly Cinema Series
Film Society
Members of the Sonoma Film Society are the foundation of the Festival.
They support our mission of bringing the best of independent film to
Sonoma throughout the year and help us continue to make the Media
Arts Program at The Sonoma Valley High School and middle schools
possible. Join us and become a part of all the great things we do all year
long.
Director - $1,200
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Premiere Pass to the 2014 Sonoma International Film Festival
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Admission to all Cave Dinners during the year
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Leading role - $500
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Movie Pass to the 2014 Sonoma International Film Festival
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Supporting actor - $150
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10% discount on one pass of any level to the 2014 Sonoma
International Film Festival
thank You to Our Existing Members
Your support that makes the Festival happen
producer Members
Armar A. Archbold
Nora and Michael Hurley
Diane and Stephen Bieneman
Bill Jasper
Selma Blanusa
Jacqueline and Harry McMahon
Suzanne Brangham
Greg McNeely
Incy and Peter Brooks
Rosemary and Kevin McNeely
Rie Casale
Edward Sillari
Harriet and Randy Derwingson
Director Members
Karen Roche and Malcolm Jones
Tery and Dan Parks
Susan Costello and Mark Davidow
Stephanie Anderson Pugash
Bonnie Gemmell
Diana Sanson
Pam and Fred Gilberd
Robin and Thomas Thornley
Larry Krieger
Sheila Wishek
Linda and Keith Turner
Bill Zabit
Joyce Moldovan
Leading role
Candy and Don Dormer
Supporting actor
Marilyn Kravig
Dottie and Bill Lynch
Marchelle and Curt Carleton
Alice Melillo
Julie Coplon and Robert Capan
Pauline Robert
Julie Ford
Rebecca and Gary Rosenberg
Fay Gallus
Dan Schieberl
Kathleen Hill
Nancy and David Simpson
Kari Lopez
James Wood
Please become a member and enjoy our monthly cinema series,
cave dinners and other great events year round and support the art of
independent film in Sonoma. sonomafilmfest.org/become-a-member.html
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Mary-Louise Parker has enjoyed a diverse
career in film, television and on stage. Most
recently seen in the hit action-comedy RED
opposite Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman,
John Malkovich and Helen Mirren, she will
reprise her role in RED 2, and also stars alongside Kevin Bacon and Jeff Bridges in Robert
Schwentke’s R.I.P.D., both due out this summer. Parker is widely known for her starring
roles in such films as FRIED GREEN TOMATOES, BOYS ON THE SIDE,
THE ASSASSINATION OF JESSE JAMES BY THE COWARD ROBERT FORD,
RECKLESS, THE CLIENT, NAKED IN NEW YORK, BULLETS OVER BROADWAY
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Sonoma Spotlight Award
On the small screen, Parker won a Golden Globe and four Screen
Actors Guild Award nominations for her role as Nancy Botwin in the hit
Showtime series “Weeds, “ and also won a Golden Globe and an Emmy
Award for her role in the 2003 mini-series “Angels in America.” She also
boasts a highly acclaimed and extensive stage career, having appeared
in such plays as “Prelude to a Kiss” and “Reckless” — both of which
earned her Tony Award nominations — and “Proof” for which she won a
Tony Award. Parker was most recently seen on stage in “Dead Man’s Cell
Phone” and the Broadway revival of “Hedda Gabler.”
Oscar-nominated actor Demián Bichir has
impressive film and television work in both
the United States and Mexico. For his moving
portrayal of an undocumented worker in Chris
Weitz’s A BETTER LIFE, Bichir received multiple Best Actor nominations — from the 2012
Academy Awards, the Screen Actors Guild
Awards and the Independent Spirit Awards
— and received the Virtuoso Award from
the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
He also starred in Steven Soderbergh’s 2008
two-part epic CHÉ as a young Fidel Castro,
as well as Oliver Stone’s SAVAGES, both with
Benicio del Toro.
Best-known to American audiences as the sexy Tijuana politician who
becomes romantically involved with Mary-Louise Parker’s character in
Showtime’s award-winning TV series “Weeds,” he will next be seen alongside Oscar-winners Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy in Paul Feig’s
THE HEAT; with Danny Trejo and Sofia Vergara in Robert Rodriguez’s
MACHETE KILLS; and with Diane Kruger in the new FX television series
“The Bridge.”
Sonoma audiences will remember Bichir from Antonio Serrano’s HIDALGO:
THE UNTOLD STORY (Hidalgo – La historia jamás contada), which we
screened last year as part of our Quinceañera Film Fiesta and was named
Best Very Independent Feature Film.
The Spotlight Award tribute will take place on Saturday, April 13, 6:00
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Events and Parties
Events and Parties
Wednesday
Opening Night Film is THE ICEMAN (6:30pm & 9:30pm at the Sebastiani
Theatre), see page 50 for film description. Special guests include director
Ariel Vromen and cast member Ray Liotta.
Opening Night after party at 9pm to 12am General’s Daughter located
at 400 W. Spain St. at 4th St. W. featuring “Eighth Street 5”. Open to
Filmmakers, Sponsors, Star and Premiere Passholders. A limited amount
of tickets are available for $25 cash at the door.
thursday
New Belgium Brewing is partnering up with The Homebrew Chef himself,
Sean Paxton, for a beer dinner to be held at Ramekins. The evening will
include a cocktail hour and a gourmet 4 course meal using local and seasonal ingredients. Each course will be prepared and served with a variety
of New Belgium’s artisanal beers. Space is limited. For more information
and ticket pricing go to: www.sonomafilmfest.org.
Friday
Latin Fiesta in The Backlot tent 6pm to 8pm Open to Sponsors,
Filmmakers, Star and Premiere Passholders. General Admission $25.
Come celebrate Spanish Language films with Mexican food by Rancho
Viejo, Latin music by the Carlos Herrera Band, beer, Margaritas, wines
from Ceja Vineyards and Robledo Family Winery.
Dinosaur Jr. is playing at Gundlach Bundschu Winery! Show your SIFF
ticket or pass to receive a complimentary glass of wine. Doors open at
7pm, show begins at 8pm. For more information & tickets go to www.
gunbun.com
Saturday
Sonoma Spotlight Award 6pm: a tribute to Mary-Louise parker and
Demián Bichir at the Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall. Open to Star &
Premier passholders, general admission tickets are $50.
LGBT Secret Disco party 7pm to 10pm in The Backlot tent. Disco dance
with a DJ, no-host bar. Open to passholders, general admission: $10.
tribute Dinner 7pm. A limited number of tickets ($175) are available for
an elegant dinner at the Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall immediately
following the Tribute / Spotlight Award. The dinner will be catered by
the girl & the fig.
Festival Gala 9pm to 12am at the Sonoma Veterans Memorial Hall.
Festive food & beverages with music by Sonoma’s own Bosonomans
and Unforgettable Fire, the band featured in the documentary:
UNFORGETTABLE FIRE: The Story of a U2 Tribute Band. Tickets are $50.
Sunday
Closing Night Film is A Monkey on My Back (6:30 at the Sebastiani
Theatre), see page 50 for film description.
awards ceremony 8:30pm – 10pm in The Backlot tent. Open to passholders, general admission: $10.
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VAMOS AL CINE
Vamos al Cine
Cinema en Español
Last year, as a celebration of SIFF 15th anniversary, we presented
La Quinceañera Film Fiesta, featuring the best of cinema “en español”.
“La Q’s” success marked the fact that for the first time in Sonoma Valley,
our local community and Film Festival attendees enjoyed a selection of
award-winning films from Mexico to Bolivia. We were also delighted to
celebrate the coming-of-age of two local Quinceañera girls—Janeth and
Lupita—with a real Quinceañera party.
Latino cultural development in Sonoma County is more relevant now
than ever before. With a 52% growth in the County’s Latino population
in the last ten years. SIFF’s commitment to celebrate the contributions,
culture and values of our vibrant Latino community continues this year
with the presentation of vamos al cine, another cinematic cocktail with
flavors from Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Spain with an emphasis in
Mexican cinema –at La Luz Center’s Booker Hall, in the heart of the Latino
community, as well venues around the Plaza.
We hope to bring pride to our Latino community, not only with our
award-winning but also with the presence of Spotlight Award recipient
Demián Bichir--and also his actor brother Odiseo Bichir! And for our
thousands of film enthusiasts attending the Festival, we hope to provide,
through the universal language of film, a window to the hopes, struggles,
humor, love and passion (of course!) of the countries on the big screen.
Muchas gracias to the Fred and June MacMurray Foundation for once
again supporting so generously this program, and to La Luz Center “la
casa de Vamos al Cine”.
¡Nos vemos en el cine! See you at the movies!
- all films in Spanish with English subtitles Vamos al Cine program
acOraZaDO
MÉXicO | 93 min
Silverio, un sindicalista veracruzano decide hacerse pasar por balsero
cubano para pedir asilo en Miami, por lo que toma su vocho y lo convierte en balsa para irse. ¡El problema es que por los vientos del mar, su
plan lo lleva a un destino muy diferente! ¡Una divertida sátira política!
BOrraNDO La FrONtEra
MEXicO / EE.uu. | 4 min
La cineasta Ana Teresa Fernández, vestida de negro se sube a una escalera de 30 pies en la playa de Tijuana parra borrar en forma simbólica la
frontera entre México y Estados Unidos pintando el muro divisorio de
azul cielo.
EN FuEra DE JuEGO
ESpaÑa/arGENtiNa | 109 min
Cuando el destino en forma de un joven jugador de fútbol argentino toca
a las puertas de Javi, un entrenador de tercera categoría, las circunstancias unen a Javi y a Diego en una cancha llena de obstáculos para firmar
el muy deseado contrato. Llena de sorpresas, engaños y malentendidos
esta es una comedia muy deportiva.
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VAMOS AL CINE
HEcHO EN cHiNa
MEXicO | 91 min
En su 50avo cumpleaños, Marcos solo recibe una extorsión de la mafia
china y una invitación a la boda de la única novia que tuvo. En su viaje a
la boda lo acompaña el iresponsable jovencito mensajero del restaurante
que probara los límites de la paciencia de Marcos. ¿Llegará a la boda?
Vamos al Cine
GOrDO, caLvO Y BaJitO
cOLOMBia | 91 min
El solitario Antonio Farfán trabaja como notario y cree que su gris vida
personal y profesional es el resultado inevitable de su apariencia: gordo,
calvo y bajito. Al llegar un nuevo notario más gordo, más calvo y más
bajito pero exitoso y querido por todos, Antonio enfrenta sus inseguridades. ¡Los actores reales en una novedosa técnica de cine animado!
Mia
arGENtiNa | 105 min
La película repasa el tema de la discriminación, la intolerancia, la marginación y la exclusión social pero también el de la infinita capacidad de
amor que tiene el ser humano. Ale es una travesti cartonera. Mia es una
joven que al morir deja solos a su esposo e hija. Cuando Ale encuentra
el diario de Mia ella decide devolverlo a la hija huérfana lo que la lleva a
otro mundo.
MiSS iNc.
caNaDa | 70 min
Venezuela es el campeón indiscutible de los concursos de belleza, la
segunda industrial del país después del petróleo. Este documental del
chileno/canadiense Orlando Arriagada explora el mundo tras bambalinas de la industria de la belleza en Venezuela y pregunta: ¿Se fabrica la
belleza a cualquier precio?.
piEDra papEL O tiJEra
vENEZuELa | 110 min
La casualidad de un inocente juego de niños desata un espiral de
traiciones y violencia que cambiará la vida de dos familias cuando sus
caminos se cruzan en una ciudad que no da tregua. Candidata de
Venezuela al Oscar por Mejor Película Extranjera.
HEcHO EN cHiNa
MEXicO | 91 min
En su 50avo cumpleaños, Marcos solo recibe una extorsión de la mafia
china y una invitación a la boda de la única novia que tuvo. En su viaje a
la boda lo acompaña el jovencito mensajero del restaurante que probara
los límites de la paciencia de Marcos. Llegará a la boda?
La cEBra
MEXicO | 94 min
Leandro y Odón viajan al norte en una cebra quieren ser obregonistas y
van al norte en una cebra que encuentran en un circo, creyendo que es
un ‘caballo gringo’. Cuando encuentran el ejército de Obregón los toman
por espías de Villa y los someten a duras pruebas de lealtad. Premio
Opera Prima en el Festival de Cine de Lima. Cuando llegan con los obregonistas, un coronel cree que son espías de Pancho Villa y les pide una
prueba de fidelidad a Obregón que cambiará su destino.
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Jury & Awards
Awards
auDiENcE aWarDS:
•
The A3 Audience Award of $1, 500 for Best Documentary (named
in honor of Amar A. Archbold, a long-time supporter and extraordinary Board member)
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The Stolman Audience Award of $1, 500 for the Best American
Independent Feature (named in memory of Caroline and Ed
Stolman, the founders of the Sonoma International Film Festival)
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Audience Award Best World Feature
JuriED aWarDS:
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Best American Independent Feature
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Best World Feature
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Best Documentary Feature
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Best Narrative Short
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Best Documentary Short
Awards Created by Cristaux International
Our Jurors
Narrative Features Jury
Syd Field
Acclaimed as the guru of all screenwriters by CNN, Mr. Field has
authored eight books on screenwriting. His books, “Screenplay” and “The
Screenwriter’s Workbook” are considered “the Bibles” of the film industry.
He has conducted film workshops at the Disney Studios, 20th Century
Fox, Universal Studios and the Nike Corporation, among others. He conducts The Visual Art of Storytelling Courses for scientists and engineers
of NASA through the famed Catalyst Workshops. Mr. Field is currently on
faculty in the Masters of Professional Writing Program at USC.
Beth Holden-Garland
Ms. Holden-Garland has been working in the representation area of
the entertainment business for the last 26 years. She is known for having a keen eye in discovering talent and successfully guiding their
careers. Starting her career at the William Morris Agency, she joined
Untitled Entertainment in 2000, helping it become a leading management company. She has guided the careers of such artists as Ray Liotta,
Jeremy Renner, Matthew McConaughey, Stanley Tucci, Viggo Mortensen,
and Aaron Eckhart, as well as directors like Gabriele Muccino (THE
PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS) and Neil Burger (LIMITLESS).
claudia puig
Ms. Puig has been film critic at USA Today since 2001, becoming lead
critic in 2006. She is a regular critic for National Public Radio’s Film Week
and her opinions and commentary have been featured on various radio
and television programs around the country. Ms. Puig’s career began
in 1986 at the Los Angeles Times where she covered police, courts, city
government, radio, television and film. Fluent in Spanish, Ms. Puig also
speaks Italian and French.
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Our Jurors
Documentary features Jury
Jury & Awards
tom Davia
Mr. Davia is the Director of Festivals & Alternative Theatrical Distribution for
Shoreline Entertainment, a Los Angeles-based international sales and production company. He has worked over 15 years in the entertainment industry and the film festival circuit. An expert on world film sales, acquisitions and
film festival programming, management and operations, he understands
what makes a good, sellable film. His expertise comes from an impressive
variety of management and consulting positions at film festivals and film
organizations worldwide, including the Sundance Film Festival, the Dubai
Film Festival and the Miami Film Festival.
Darryl ponicsan
Mr. Ponicsan is a writer and producer whose films include THE LAST DETAIL,
CINDERELLA LIBERTY, TAPS and RANDOM HEARTS. After serving in the Navy,
he worked as a social worker for Los Angeles County. He later became a
teacher in central Los Angeles and in La Canada until the publication of his
first novel, The Last Detail. In addition to his writing career, he is a professional sculptor and painter and manages The Doorway Gallery located in his
studio in Sonoma.
Susannah Greason robbins
Ms. Robbins has been the Executive Director of the San Francisco Film
Commission since 2010. Ms. Robbins has worked in various areas of filming
that include being an assistant producer at Saatchi & Saatchi, an associate
producer and researcher for documentaries on “The American Masters
Series”, and a location manager of many feature films in the Bay Area. Ms.
Robbins is currently combining her entrepreneurial background with her
many years of production experience to find new ways to bring more filming
to San Francisco.
Short film Jury
Mari aixalá Dawson
Ms. Aixala-Dawson is a bilingual writer, producer and founder of Animari
Films, which bring to light Cuba’s untold stories. She helped establish the
Hispanic Film Festival of Miami, and has written and produced several short
films. She is also the author of the award-winning book “Bacardi: A Tale of
Merchants, Family & Company.” She was an Executive Producer for SOMBRAS
DE AZUL, one of the first films shot by an American director on location in
Cuba since 1962. Ms. Dawson is currently collaborating with the producers of
the TV series, “24” to develop the “Cuba Libre” television series.
Bears Fonté
Mr. Fonté is the Director of Programming for the Austin Film Festival. He is
also a writer/director and recently released his first feature, iCRIME, on DVD,
VOD and streaming by Vicious Circle Films in 2011. His two self-produced
web-series have been seen by a combined ten million viewers. Mr. Fonté
has won or been a finalist in numerous screenwriting competitions including Screenwriter’s Expo, Final Draft Big Break, Page International, and Story
Pros. He is currently writing a horror film that he hopes to shoot in 2014.
Elliot Kotek
Mr. Kotek is currently the Editor-in-Chief of both Beyond Cinema magazine
and Celebs.com, as well as an Entertainment Correspondent for ABC Radio.
His past accomplishments include being a writer for The Hollywood Reporter,
Paste, Flaunt, Inked, MovieMaker, and GQ. He is also the former editor-in-chief
of Moving Pictures, for which he won three Maggie Awards. On-camera, Mr.
Kotek frequently appeared on Reelzchannel and he also co-hosted the 2011
Independent Spirit Awards Red Carpet. Mr. Kotek was the screenwriter of
RAISE MY HANDS that had its West Coast premiere last year at Sonoma,
where he also hosted the Festival’s tribute to Christopher Lloyd.
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Panel
Panel & Symposium
From Film Festival to Distribution
Saturday at 10am at the community center room 110
For filmmakers and those interested in the business side of the industry
after the film is completed. Film festival exposure, acquisitions, sales and
distribution.
panelists include:
Tom Davis, Shoreline Entertainment
Steve Michelson, Specialty Studios
Steve Shor, Festival Programmer & Industry Advisor
UFO Symposium
Saturday at the Sonoma community center room 110
The modern UFO phenomenon began in the middle of the 20th Century
and has increased intensity into the 21st Century. The films included in
the symposium will document evidence that supports the possibility of
an extraterrestrial presence engaging Planet Earth and human race. The
movies include:
12:00pm: ENiGMa OF tHE FLYiNG SpHErES by Diego corvaro (52 min)
Flying Spheres have been sighted above cities, associated with Crop
Circles, crossing air routes, joining shuttle missions, and flying over
international space station. Is their origin Extraterrestrial? Despite all
efforts, researchers have not managed to discover their secret. The Flying
Spheres remain a real enigma.
3:00pm: aLiEN ENcOuNtErS by andrew thomas (44 min)
This is the lost Walt Disney UFO documentary film. In March 1995, Walt
Disney television aired a most intriguing 44-minute television special. It
was only broadcast once in five cities without any advanced publicity. It
was shelved and never broadcast again. Why?
4:00 pm: Question and answer with the filmmaker of alien
Encounters, andy thomas.
Joining Andy on the Panel will be Dr. Gordon Spear and moderator Jim
Ledwith.
James Ledwith, moderator: Mr. Ledwith is a resident of Sonoma who
has researched UFO’ and extraterrestrials for over 45 years and conducts
classes and seminars on the study of UFO’. Mr. Ledwith was instrumental
in bringing the genre to the Sonoma International Film Festival and has
a wealth of information and experience on the subjects of crop circles
and extraterrestrials.
Gordon Spear, phD: With a PhD in Astronomy from the University of
Pennsylvania, Dr. Spear has been a research astronomer and educator for
more than 40 years. Dr. Spear was a research associate with the NASA
Johnson Space Center in Houston and then joined the faculty at Sonoma
State University with the Department of Physics and Astronomy. He has
taught courses in astronomy, physics, and computer programming; and
was the director of the campus observatory until his retirement in 2011.
andrew thomas: Mr. Thomas has produced both independent documentaries and primetime network specials and series. After an Emmy
nomination as the Producer of the TV series “COPS”, Mr. Thomas produced
the first original programming on the History Channel. He has also done
specials for Disney Television and biographies of both Marilyn Monroe
and Shirley Temple. Recently, Mr. Thomas has created a series of videos
with Jackson Browne and a behind-the-scenes feature on tour with
Crosby, Stills & Nash. His musical documentary, The Anatomy of Vince
Guaraldi, has recently been awarded five Best Documentary Awards.
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Shorts Program 0ne
Burlingame Hall
Vintage House
Thursday, April 11
Saturday, April 13
9:30 am
2:45 pm
Shorts
Sponsored by Streetwise Reports and Jean Schultz
Creativity: The Artist &
Creativity: Furnace
In these two shorts, local filmmaker
Tim Wetzel explores the nature of
creativity — what it is, where it
comes from, and how it fits into our
lives. THE ARTIST features painter
Elizabeth Dekker; FURNACE features
glass artisan Alex Leader. One of
Tim’s earlier films, STRUCK BY LUCK,
was in our 2004 festival.
6 min. | Dir. tim Wetzel
Dream
What is your dream? Illuminating
the culture of Burning Man as a
catalyst for community, innovation
and the actualization of dreams. This
annual pilgrimage to Nevada’s Black
Rock Desert offers a glimpse into
the art and culture of this dynamic
community with the hope to spark
a dream within you.
14 min. | Dir. rich van Every
The DreamMaker
Dreamscapes
The director of CHRISTO & JEANNECLAUDE: THE RUNNING FENCE
REVISITED, which we screened in
2011, follows contemporary painter
Stephen Hannock from the opening
of Northern City Renaissance —
commissioned by Sting — to Venice
and New York, for an intimate look
into the mind and magic of one of
the world’s most renowned modern
artists.
37 min. | Dir. Wolfram Hissen
Inocente
An intensely personal and vibrant
coming-of-age documentary about
a young artist’s fierce determination
never to surrender to the bleakness
of her surroundings. Fifteen-year-old
Inocente refuses to let her dream of
becoming an artist be caged by
life as a homeless, undocumented
immigrant. A timely snapshot of
the new face of homelessness in
America – children – and a timeless
story of the transformative power
of art. Winner of the 2013 Academy
Award for Best Documentary Short
Subject.
40 min. | Dir. Sean Fine, andrea
Nix Fine
Everyone who has the privilege of
being in its presence feels the power
and energy of the DreamMaker,
a 19-foot, 1600 pound totem.
Revealing the hidden spirits of the
redwood tree, it speaks to us of
peace and acceptance through the
symbols and spirits which represent
all cultures of our world.
3 min. | Dir. Harry Blum
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Shorts Program Two
SVMA
Burlingame Hall
Thursday, April 11
Sunday, April 14
7:00 pm
12:00 noon
Past Their Prime
An underwater dance between
a woman and a white horse,
re-envisioning the myth of
Alexander the Great & Bucephalus
or Alex & the Black Stallion. Filmed
where sacrificial virgins were once
drowned, this woman is not waiting
for her prince charming on the
white horse; she is determined to
ride it herself.
Animals and people share many
common ailments of aging,
including arthritis, heart disease
and dental decay. TV’s Jack Hanna is
featured in this look at geriatric zoo
animal care, although the real star
is Colo — the oldest living gorilla in
captivity — on her 55th birthday at
the Columbus Zoo.
Shorts
Arrastre (Drag)
6 min. | Dir. ana teresa
Fernández
Approximately Nels Cline
Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven
Okazaki joins with the legendary
Fantasy Studios to create an
extraordinary new film on the
endlessly inventive musician
Nels Cline, best known as lead
guitarist of the Chicago-based
band Wilco. Dubbed a “Guitar God”
by Rolling Stone magazine, Cline
plays everything from punk to
blues, rock to traditional, jazz to
unbridled mad experimentation.
Showcasing Cline’s astonishing
range, fearless improvisational spirit
and deep love of music, this is an
enthralling exploration of creativity,
musicianship and the collaborative
hard work of making music.
27 min. | Dir. Steven Okazaki
23 min. | Dir. Becca Friedman
Right There
Teenagers who were little kids on
9/11 return to their old elementary
school, just three blocks north of
Ground Zero. Ten years later, what
do they remember? What are their
attitudes? Not a 9/11 documentary,
but a glimpse of urban teens —
thoughtful, tolerant, hopeful and
wise — with a lot to teach us.
17 min. | Dir. Florence Buchanan,
arthur Bijur
Sikh Formaggio
Sikh immigrants from India seeking
jobs familiar to their agricultural
roots find work in Italy’s struggling
Parmesan
cheese
industry.
Struggling to keep their culture
and traditions strong in their new
home, the Sikhs are also helping to
preserve a piece of Italian culture
— the art of making Parmigiano
Reggiano cheese.
21 min. | Dir. Katie Wise, Devyn
Bisson, Dan Duran
Where Is God?
After years of thinking, wondering
and contemplating the answer to an
interesting and perplexing question,
local filmmaker Trent Anderson
(director of last year’s BUSKERS and
THE MAKING OF A RIVER OF SKULLS
from 2010) interviews people in
various communities in the Bay
Area and asks them, “Where is God?”
What he finds might surprise you.
9 min. | Dir. trent anderson
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Shorts Program three
Woman's Club
Burlingame Hall
Friday, April 12
Saturday, April 13
3:45 pm
8:15 pm
Light Me Up
An astronaut struggles to re-adapt
to domestic life after returning
from outer space a changed man,
but manages to rediscover love,
friendship and beauty through
surfing. One of only six of 1000
pitches selected for production in
Levi’s “Go Forth — Show Us The
Way” competition, in partnership
with the American Film Institute.
The Wattsons are light bulbs
who manage an antique shop.
Their son dreams of becoming a
spotlight in the local theater. This
collaborative effort of Chapman
University students combines 2D
and 3D animation with live-action
backgrounds for an imaginative and
heartfelt story about finding the
energy to pursue your dreams.
A Conversation about Cheating
with My Time Traveling Future Self
The Secret Keeper
Shorts
Coming Home
5 min. | Dir. christopher Olness
9 min. | Dir. Derek Dolechek,
ryan Walton
Not even the ability to time-travel
can make Stan happy with his life.
When a future version of himself
tells him life will get better if he
cheats on his girlfriend, a heated
argument with himself ensues
about fate, fidelity and love in this
off-beat amalgam of sci-fi, drama
and comedy.
A secret is a precious commodity. If
people can seal their secrets away,
and live guilt-free, they can truly be
anyone, do anything. In an alternate
reality vaguely resembling the late
‘40s, the Secret Keeper provides
clients with that very opportunity.
But who keeps the Secret Keeper’s
secrets?
Frame of Mind
Shelved
In the future, a special police team
has the technology to explore a
witness’s repressed childhood
memories. When a serial killer
returns after hiding for 15 years, the
team must decide how far to push
the witness’s mind in order to catch
the killer.
Two loser robots in dead-end jobs
stumble upon the sinister intentions
of their human bosses in this dark
comedy, which was shot in a single
day, with actors replaced by fully
animated robots designed by Greg
Broadmore, senior concept artist
for New Zealand’s Weta Workshop,
whose credits include AVATAR and
DISTRICT 9.
9 min. | Dir. pornsak pichetshote
14 min. | Dir. Brett cramer
18 min. | Dir. Bears Fonté
6 min. | Dir. James cunningham
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Shorts Program four
MacArthur Place
MacArthur Place
Saturday, April 13
Sunday, April 14
The Aerial Girl
13 min. | Dir. anna Simone Scott
Broken
What do you do when you have
nowhere to go? The fissures in a
couple’s relationship crack wide
open after their truck breaks down
on an isolated stretch of desert
road, finally forcing them to engage
one another and acknowledge the
emotional strains tearing at their
relationship.
14 min. | Dir. alexa-Sascha Lewin
Call Me Ehsaan
A haunting look at the war in
Afghanistan through the eyes of Lt.
Col. JD Loftis, one of only three US
Air Force officers who spoke Pashto.
With a dramatic increase in “greenon-blue” attacks — Afghan security
forces turning their weapons on
their international colleagues — the
landscape for Lt. Col. Loftis becomes
increasingly uncertain.
9 min. | Dir. Micah Garen
Chance of Rain
When Jason ducks into a psychic
parlor to escape the pouring rain,
little does he know that he will have
to make a choice which determines
the rest of his life. Based on the
play by Chisa Hutchinson, starring
Philipp C. Wolter, award-winning
director of THE BRIDGE, which we
screened in 2011.
14 min. | Dir. philipp c. Wolter
The Charon Incident
A private “fixer” in England about
to complete his final assignment
is mislead by an international
pharmaceutical
consortium
planning to corner the market on
saving lives. This short thriller of
pandemic proportions trains a retro
‘70s lens on the fragility of society
— especially when science mixes
with greed.
Shorts
Taylor, an urban-cool teen whose
life is uprooted when her father
dies, moves with her mother to her
grandfather’s ranch in Wyoming.
There she meets a ranch-hand who
turns her life upside down when the
family secret is revealed. What lies
behind the truth? Find out!
11:45 am
3:00 pm
20 min. | Dir. allan Wylie
The Improbable Journey of
Berta Benz
When Karl Benz’s three-wheeled
“Motorwagen” is hindered by fears
of new technology, his wife Berta
boldly drives 100 kilometers to see
her mother. The first person ever
to drive a motorized vehicle any
distance, this amazing woman’s
journey paved the way to the
future. Winner of the Myra P. Sadker
Award.
15 min. | Dir. Deborah
Hutchison, Keith English
To Die For
Struggling to cope with his wife’s
death, a successful restaurant
owner decides to give up, and starts
working up the nerve to commit
suicide. Meeting a quirky woman
on the beach who helps him realize
the value of his own life, he begins
his journey back from the pit of
despair.
10 min. | Dir. Bill Bradley
Young(ish)
In the golden years, the passage
of time plays tricks with the mind.
During an afternoon at the beach,
an elderly couple transports back to
their childhood through the help of
a playground pirate ship. When their
adult children come to collect them,
the cyclical nature of life is exposed.
7 min. | Dir. renée Felice Smith
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Shorts
Shorts preceding features
Borrando la frontera
Scaling a 30-foot ladder on a Tijuana beach, a woman in black symbolically
erases the US/Mexico border by painting the dividing fence sky blue.
Her formal attire reflects American prosperity and invokes the Mexican
mourning tradition; mourning those who have died in attempting to cross
this barrier to prosperity.
4 min. | Dir. ana teresa Fernández
Plays with Miss Inc. pg. 63
Friday, April 12 (1:15 pm) Murphy’s Pub
Sunday, April 14 (1:00 pm) La Luz
Cafeteria Man: Memphis Schools Makeover
In this short update to CAFETERIA MAN, unstoppable chef Tony Geraci
is recruited as the Executive Director of Memphis City Schools Nutrition
Services, serving 200,000 meals a day, where he initiates an At-Risk Supper
Meal Program, establishes a 100-acre farm and expands the farm-to-school
program to $10 million a year.
7 min. | Dir. richard chisolm
Plays with Cafeteria Man pg. 54
Thursday, April 11 (12:15 pm) Woman’s Club
Cannubi: A Vineyard Kissed By God
Wine critic James Suckling and Hollywood director James Orr (from last
year’s CIGARS: THE HEART & SOUL OF CUBA) visit this 250-year-old Italian
vineyard to see why Cannubi — home of Nebbiolo grapes and Barolo reds —
is one of the world’s best, chronicling the winemakers’ passion and conflict
over this special piece of Heaven.
28 min. | Dir. James Orr
Plays with Lo Zucco: The Wine of the Son of the
King of the French pg. 61
Thursday, April 11 (3:15 pm) Vintage House
Sunday, April 14 (12 noon) Vintage House
A Changing Delta
Left for dead after decades of neglect, the terminus of the Colorado River in
Northern Mexico was once a vibrant wetland ecosystem the size of Rhode
Island. Now it rarely even connects to the sea. This beautiful film captures the
effort to save one of the most iconic American rivers.
26 min. | Dir. andrew Quinn
Plays with Watershed: Exploring a New Water
Ethic for the New West pg. 69
Friday, April 12 (6:30 pm) Woman’s Club
Sunday, April 14 (12:30 pm) Murphy’s Pub
Chocolates
Devastated by a sudden break-up, a distraught Emily turns to her best friend
for solace. Emily’s surprise visit puts Jessica in a tender spot, with only a box
of chocolates between them.
4 min. | Dir. Sean Laughton
Plays with Soufflé au chocolat pg. 67
Thursday, April 11 (6:00 pm) Burlingame Hall
Sunday, April 14 (12:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
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22 min. | Dir. ali pour issa
Plays with The Sinners pg. 66
Friday, April 12 (8:30 pm) MacArthur Place
Saturday, April 13 (6:30 pm) Murphy’s Pub
Shorts
Cold Ground
Indifferent to their circumstances and unable to communicate with one
another, a trapped family endures the claustrophobic last days of their
existence. Reminiscent of Tarkovsky’s classic film STALKER, a cryptic sense
of apocalyptic dread permeates this hard-hitting Iranian short, in which the
devastation of nuclear winter casts an unspoken shadow.
Eyes in the Forest: The Portraiture of Jim Lawrence
Interweaving the startling imagery of wildlife photographer Jim Lawrence
and the sublime cinematography of experimental filmmaker Miriam
Needoba with engaging soundscapes from the environment, this rare view
of British Columbia’s remote Selkirk Mountains transports the audience deep
into this wild and beautiful world.
13 min. | Dir. Miriam Needoba
Plays with Battle for the Elephants pg. 52
Saturday, April 13 (2:30 pm) Burlingame Hall
The Flogsta Roar (Flogstavrålet)
When Sartre said “Hell is other people” he might have been describing the
shabby student ghetto in Uppsala. The imposing, densely-populate student
dorms also house a number of aging loners. In a nightly ritual, they open
their windows and shout their anguish to an uncaring world. And really, who
can blame them?
18 min. | Dir. Johan palmgren
Plays with Flicker pg. 58
Saturday, April 13 (11:45 am) Sebastiani Theatre
Fresh Guacamole
Stop-motion maestro PES will blow your mind again, this time with
avocados, in this Oscar-nominated follow-up to his stop-motion hit WESTERN
SPAGHETTI. An unseen cook uses a series of rather unusual ingredients to
prepare a bowl of fresh guacamole.
2 min. | Dir. pES
Plays with Mía pg. 63
Friday, April 12 (9:00 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Saturday, April 13 (2:30 pm) La Luz
How the Kids Saved the Parks
When budget cuts doom two state parks, the South Yuba River Citizens
League mentors students from nearby Grass Valley Charter School to
become activists, obtaining over 1,000 signatures and making the trek to the
state capitol to let politicians know that nature is their teacher and parks are
their classrooms. Inspirational!
14 min. | Dir. andy Miller, robin Moore
Plays with Becoming Redwood pg. 52
Friday, April 12 (11:45 am) Sebastiani Theatre
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Shorts
Metermaid
A risky gamble by a secret agent leaves his fate hanging in the air. With the
clock ticking, our hero must overcome insurmountable odds. Life or death,
his time is ticking in this action-adventure short, where time doesn’t stop for
anyone — even you will be checking your watch.
3 min. | Dir. Matthew riggieri, Nick Kovacic
Plays with Where the Trail Ends pg. 70
Thursday, April 11 (12:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Sunday, April 14 (9:30 am) MacArthur Place
Paperman
The story of a young man in New York City relying on his heart, imagination,
a stack of papers — and a little luck — to win the girl of his dreams. Winner
of the 2013 Academy Award for Best Animated Short.
7 min. | Dir. John Kahrs
Plays with The Iceman pg. 50
Wednesday April 10 (6:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Wednesday April 10 (9:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Pearl
A California surfer dude has to choose between his beautiful but conventional
girlfriend and a strange, sexy young woman he meets named Pearl. Pearl
claims to be a recording artist but seems to be homeless — or she might be
a mermaid. Loosely based on Hans Christian Andersen’s classic “The Little
Mermaid.”
17 min. | Dir: Mary Lambert
Plays with The Deep pg. 55
Wednesday, April 10 (7:00 pm) Woman’s Club
Saturday, April 13 (9:00 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Storm
Featuring vast landscapes and melancholic soundscapes, this glimpse into
the life of winemaker Ernst Storm digs beyond the winemaking process to
an exploration of universal artistic passion. Speaking candidly and poetically,
Ernst shares his fears, successes and motivation for making a wine that truly
reflects the land that it comes from.
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9 min. | Dir. Daniel addelson
Plays with Spinning Plates pg. 67
Friday, April 12 (12:15 pm) Burlingame Hall
Saturday, April 13 (3:00 pm) MacArthur Place
Thank You Very Much Bradley Cooper
(Merci beaucoup Bradley Cooper)
Fame is the name of the game in this satire on the cult of celebrity as an
enterprising actress enlists an English teacher — who happens to be a
Bradley Cooper doppelgänger — to impress industry insiders and make a
name for herself in the attention-seeking chaos of Cannes Film Week.
12 min. | Dir. anne-christine caro
Plays with You Will Be My Son pg. 71
Wednesday, April 10 (6:45 pm) Burlingame Hall
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5 min. | Dir. Ben Knight, travis rummel, Nick Waggoner
Plays with Snow Guardians pg. 66
Thursday April 11 (3:45 pm) Burlingame Hall
Friday April 12 (11:00 am) Murphy’s Pub
Shorts
Unicorn Sashimi
Traditional Japanese taiko drummers provide the score to accompany
breathtaking cinematography of skiing and snowboarding through the
snow-encrusted silver birch groves of Japan’s majestic northernmost island
mountain ranges, in a hunt for the mythical Hokkaido unicorn. True poetry in
motion, even if the creature proved difficult to capture on film.
VOENA: Voices of Eve ‘N Angels
Derek Diaz and choir director Annabelle Marie return with their follow-up to
THE JOURNEY MAKES US ONE, which we screened in 2008. Their children’s
choir VOENA journeys to South Africa to perform with Ladysmith Black
Mambazo in a cultural explosion of voice and movement. They’ll sing their
way into your heart!
14.5 min. | Dir. Derek Diaz
Plays with Best of Looney Tunes Cartoons pg. 52
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THE DEEP
7:00 pm
WOMAN’S CLUB
Documentary Feature
YOU WILL BE MY SON
6:45 pm
BURLINGAME HALL
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THE ICEMAN
6:30 pm
SEBASTIANI THEATER
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Late Evening
Late
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Early Evening
Early
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CAUGHT IN THE WEB
12:45 pm
CAFETERIA MAN
12:15 pm
WHO CARES
12:30 pm
SHORTS #1
9:30 am
LIVING ON ONE DOLLAR
9:45 am
IN MONTAUK
10:00 am
WOMAN’S CLUB
VINTAGE HOUSE
SVHS Media Arts Program WHERE THE TRAIL ENDS
9:30 am
12:30 pm
Early
Morning
BURLINGAME HALL
SEBASTIANI THEATER
THURSDAY
APRIL 11
LO ZUCCO
3:15 pm
WE'RE NOT BROKE
3:00 pm
SNOW GUARDIANS
3:45 pm
REBELS WITH A CAUSE
3:15 pm
Afternoon
FIERCE GREEN FIRE
6:45 pm
BLACKBIRD
5:45 pm
SOUFFLÉ AU CHOCOLAT
6:00 pm
A YEAR IN BURGUNDY
6:00 pm
Early Evening
FLICKER
9:15 pm
FAVOR
8:45 pm
CAROLINE AND JACKIE
9:00 pm
THE HUNT
9:00 pm
Late Evening
At a Glance
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VINTAGE HOUSE
Narrative Feature
SECRET DISCO
REVOLUTION
4:00 pm
FLATLAND &
SPHERELAND
1:30 pm
COVER STORY
10:30 am
Documentary Feature
3:15 pm
12:30 pm
10:00 am
SHORTS
SHORTS #2
7:00 pm
FACES IN THE MIRROR
6:30 pm
6:45 pm
Animated
BOOGIE STOMP!
9:00 pm
9:15 pm
SHORTS #3
3:45 pm
CAROLINE AND JACKIE
3:00 pm
SPINNING PLATES
12:15 pm
MUTUAL FRIENDS
12:45 pm
MY FATHER AND THE
MAN IN BLACK
12:00 noon
DESIGN & THINKING
9:45 am
A TEACHER
10:15 am
HOW WE GOT AWAY W/ IT
9:00 am
BURLINGAME HALL
WOMAN’S CLUB
VINTAGE HOUSE
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS
3:15 pm
VILLAGE MUSIC
3:00 pm
BECOMING REDWOOD
11:45 am
THE BRASS TEAPOT
9:15 am
SEBASTIANI THEATER
Afternoon
Late
Morning
Early
Morning
FRIDAY
APRIL 12
UNFORGETTABLE FIRE
6:00 pm
WATERSHED
6:15 pm
SISTER
6:15 pm
PROJECT CENSORED
6:30 pm
Early Evening
BITTER SEEDS
9:00 pm
BATTLE FOR ELEPHANTS
9:00 pm
AS HIGH AS THE SKY
9:00 pm
MIA
9:00 pm
Late Evening
At a Glance
MISS INC.
1:15 pm
SNOW GUARDIANS
11:00 am
MURPHY’S PUB
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3:00 pm
WASTELAND
3:30 pm
LAURENCE ANY WAYS
3:00 pm
Narrative Feature
IN OFFSIDE
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FIERCE GREEN FIRE
9:15 am
MACARTHUR PLACE
Documentary Feature
MAN IN BLACK
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9:00 am
VINTAGE HOUSE
SHORTS
LUNAFEST
7:15 pm
INCH’ALLAH
6:15 pm
I DO
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
Animated
THE HUNT
8:45 pm
THE SINNERS
8:30 pm
9:00 pm
Late
Morning
LIVING ON ONE DOLLAR
12:15 pm
BECOMING REDWOOD
11:15 am
THE LIST
12:30 pm
FLICKER
11:45 am
Early
Morning
LOONEY TUNES
9:30 am
WHICH WAY IS THE
FRONT LINE
9:00 am
THE BRASS TEAPOT
9:45 am
JACKIE
9:00 am
SATURDAY
APRIL 13
SEBASTIANI THEATER
BURLINGAME HALL
WOMAN’S CLUB
VINTAGE HOUSE
SHORTS #1
2:45 pm
UNFORGETTABLE FIRE
3:00 pm
VILLAGE MUSIC
5:45 pm
AMERICA’S CUP
5:45 pm
SECRET DISCO
REVOLUTION
5:15 pm
YOU WILL BE MY SON
6:00 pm
MY FATHER AND THE
MAN IN BLACK
2:45 pm
BATTLE FOR ELEPHANTS
2:30 pm
Early Evening
Afternoon
COVER STORY
9:00 pm
AS HIGH AS THE SKY
8:15 pm
SHORTS #3
8:15 pm
THE DEEP
9:00 pm
Late Evening
At a Glance
Legend:
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Documentary Feature
Film Festival to
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10:00 am
ACORAZADO
1:30 pm
BLACKBIRD
10:30 am
MURPHY’S PUB
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ENIGMA OF FLYING
SPHERES
12 noon
FAT, BALD, SHORT MAN
12 noon
SHORTS #4
11:45 am
TERMS & CONDITIONS
9:00 am
MACARTHUR PLACE
SV MUSEUM OF ART
11:45 am
9:00 am
VINTAGE HOUSE
AIEN ENCOUNTERS
3:00 pm
MIA
2:30 pm
WE’RE NOT BROKE
4:00 pm
SPINNING PLATES
3:00 pm
2:45 pm
SHORTS
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS
5:30 pm
FLATLAND &
SPHERELAND
7:00 pm
THE SINNERS
6:30 PM
HOW WE GOT AWAY w/ IT
6:00 pm
5:45 pm
Animated
IN OFFSIDE
8:00 pm
BOOGIE STOMP!
9:00 pm
FACES IN THE MIRROR
8:45 pm
9:00 pm
Late
Morning
SOUFFLÉ AU CHOCOLAT
12:30 pm
SHORTS #2
12 noon
AMERICA’S CUP
11:15 am
LO ZUCCO
12 noon
REBELS WITH A CAUSE
Early
Morning
SVHS MEDIA ARTS
9:30 am
INCH’ALLAH
9:15 am
IN MONTAUK
9:00 am
WHICH WAY IS THE
FRONT LINE
9:15 am
WHERE THE TRAIL ENDS
SEBASTIANI THEATER
BURLINGAME HALL
WOMAN’S CLUB
VINTAGE HOUSE
SUNDAY
APRIL 14
SHORTS #4
CAUGHT IN THE WEB
3:15 pm
FAT, BALD, SHORT MAN
1:45 pm
PROJECT CENSORED
3:00 pm
LOST FOR WORDS
3:15 pm
Afternoon
WHO CARES?
A TEACHER
6:30 pm
WASTELAND
4:45 pm
TBA
7:15 pm
TBA
A MONKEY ON MY
SHOULDER
6:30 pm
Beer Education 5:00 pm
NEW BELGIUM CLIPS
6:00 pm
Late Evening
Early Evening
At a Glance
WATERSHED
12:45 pm
BITTER SEEDS
10:00 am
MURPHY’S PUB
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SV MUSEUM OF ART
Documentary Feature
REBELS WITH A CAUSE
12 noon
WHERE THE TRAIL ENDS
9:30 am
MACARTHUR PLACE
Narrative Feature
THE ZEBRA
1:30 pm
12 noon
FRONT LINE
9:15 am
VINTAGE HOUSE
MADE IN CHINA
3:30 pm
MUTUAL FRIENDS
3:00 pm
SHORTS #4
3:00 pm
3:15 pm
SHORTS
ACORAZADO
6:00 pm
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
6:30 pm
TBA
5:30 pm
WHO CARES?
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
Animated
MISS INC.
8:00 PM
Opening Night
Narrative feature
Films
The Iceman
Notoriously unrepentant Mafia hitman Richard Kuklinski was arrested in 1986 for
murdering over 100 men in the course of three decades (although he may have
killed twice that number). Appearing to be living the American dream with their
devoted husband and father, Kuklinski’s wife and daughters were apparently
oblivious to his real profession. Directed by Israeli-born Ariel Vromen and starring
Oscar-nominee Michael Shannon (from TAKE SHELTER) as Kuklinski and Oscarnominee Winona Ryder as his trusting wife. Chris Evans, Ray Liotta, Benicio Del
Toro and James Franco round out the all-star cast of this riveting thriller.
USA | 103 min. | Dir. Ariel Vromen
Wednesday, April 10 (6:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
With special guests Ariel Vromen and Ray Liotta in attendance at the 6:30 pm
screening
Wednesday, April 10 (9:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Short: Paperman. See pg. 38
Closing Night
Narrative feature • World Cinema • North American Premiere
A Monkey on My Shoulder (À coeur ouvert)
Mila and Javier are a passionate husband-and-wife team of heart surgeons,
routinely repairing and stitching up hearts on the operating table. When Mila
unexpectedly becomes pregnant, the prospect of a baby undermines the balance
of their relationship. Frustration and jealousy set in when Mila’s insistence on
having the child forces them to cancel a planned relocation to South America,
and Javier’s penchant for alcohol leads to a devastating suspension from the
hospital. An engaging story of marital collapse from award-winning director
Marion Laine (A SIMPLE HEART), starring Oscar-winner Juliette Binoche (THE
ENGLISH PATIENT) and Venezuelan superstar Édgar Ramírez (CARLOS).
France | 87 min. | Dir. Marion Laine
Sponsored by TV5Monde
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Feature Films
Narrative feature • Vamos al cine
US Premiere
Acorazado
This utterly charming film imbued with political satire and warm humor features
failed trade unionist Silverio, seen by his friends as a figure of fun whose earnest
yet ultimately senseless public speeches have made him a local laughingstock.
Disheartened by his life and egged on by his drinking buddies, Silverio sets sail for
Florida on a home-made raft in search of the American Dream. His plan to claim
asylum in the US, under the guise of a Cuban national fleeing Castro’s regime,
backfires when a storm blows our hapless hero off course.
Mexico |102 min. | Dir. Álvaro Curiel de Icaza
Documentary feature
Films
The America’s Cup
150 Years in the Making
The America’s Cup story is a journey through the dramas of the oldest and grandest
event — and the greatest obsession — in international sport. Narrator Walter
Cronkite takes you behind the scenes, examining the Cup’s hold on some of the
most powerful men of seven generations, each possessed by Cup fever. You’ve
heard the names: Lipton and Vanderbilt, Ted Turner, Larry Ellison. Filmmaker PJ
Panzica sails you across the decades from wooden-hulled grandeur to high-tech
machines of carbon fiber, sailing on the edge, pushing to the limit. It begins as a
calling. It becomes a way of life.
USA | 60 min. | Dir. PJ Panzica
Saturday, April 13 (5:45 pm) Woman's Club
Sunday, April 14 (11:15 am) Woman’s Club
Sponsored by Wine Country Party & Events and Massage Envy
Narrative feature • American Indies
As High as the Sky
Margaret has always been a little...particular. But since being jilted by her fiancé,
her obsessive-compulsive behaviors are in overdrive. The last thing she needs
is company. Showing up on her doorstep unannounced, Margaret’s nomadic
older sister Josephine, with ten-year-old daughter Hannah in tow, is initially an
unwanted jolt to her carefully regulated life. But their playfulness eventually
wins Margaret over and she begins to loosen her neurotic control on life. When
Margaret discovers the real reason for her sister’s visit, however, she’s forced to
confront the betrayal...and the long-suppressed grief at the root of her fastidious
behaviors.
USA | 90 min. | Dir. Nikki Braendlin
Saturday, April 13 (8:15 pm) Woman’s Club
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Feature Films
Documentary • Environmental
Battle for the Elephants
Director John Heminway and producer Katie Carpenter (last year’s BONES
OF TURKANA) return with this groundbreaking National Geographic special,
which exposes the international criminal network behind the brutal slaughter
of African elephants for their tusks. In telling the ultimate wildlife story — how
the Earth’s most charismatic and majestic land animal faces market forces that
skyrocket the value of ivory to levels once reserved for precious metals — this
vivid documentary demonstrates how the elephant is far more complex than
previously understood.
USA | 56 min. | Dir. John Heminway
Films
Short: Eyes in the Forest: The Portraiture of Jim Lawrence. See pg 37
Sponsored by Rainforest Action Network
Narrative feature • World Cinema
West Coast Premiere
Becoming Redwood
In this delightful coming-of-age comedy, an eleven-year-old boy named Redwood
dreams of reuniting his parents by beating Jack Nicklaus at the 1975 Masters
Golf tournament. When his draft-dodging, dope-dealing father is arrested,
Redwood is sent to Northern California to live with his estranged mother, and
his ‘new’ dysfunctional family. Redwood’s dream seems crushed forever...until
agoraphobic, basement-dwelling Grampa reveals a secret golf tip that could
help him beat the world’s greatest golfer. Named Best Canadian Feature at the
Edmonton International Film Festival and Most Popular Canadian Film at the
Vancouver International Film Festival.
Canada | 98 min. | Dir. Jesse James Miller
Saturday, April 13 (11:15 am) Burlingame Hall
Short: How the Kids Saved the Parks. See page 37
Animated Shorts • Family
Best of Looney Tunes
Cartoons
The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is proud to screen this curated collection of
35 mm prints taken from the legendary animation director’s personal collection.
This showcase of diverse and eclectic classics includes Oscar-winning DOT & THE
LINE, ALI BABA BUNNY and WHAT’S OPERA, DOC? (voted the greatest animated
short film in history). Adults and children alike will be entertained by Bugs Bunny,
Elmer Fudd, Daffy Duck, Road Runner, Wile E. Coyote, Pepé le Pew, Porky Pig,
Sylvester the Cat, Gossamer and many more! Chuck Jones’ daughter, Linda, will
introduce the collection and be available for discussion after the screening.
USA | 60 min. | Dir. Chuck Jones
Short: VOENA: Voices of Eve ‘N Angels. See page. 39
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Feature Films
Documentary feature • Environmental
Bitter Seeds
The use of genetically modified seeds is forcing small-scale farmers off their land.
Nowhere is the situation more desperate than India, where over a quarter million
farmers have committed suicide. The conclusion to Micha Peled’s powerful
Globalization Trilogy — following STORE WARS: WHEN WALMART COMES TO
TOWN and CHINA BLUE — features compelling characters to tell a deeply moving
story, raising questions about the human cost of genetically-modified agriculture
and the future of how we grow things. Winner of the IDA’s Humanitas Award, the
Berlin Cinema for Peace International Green Film Award, and IDFA’s Green Screen
Award & Oxfam Global Justice Award.
USA | 88 min. | Dir. Micha X. Peled
Friday, April 12 (9:00 pm) Vintage House
Sunday, April 14 (10:00 am) Murphy’s Pub
Blackbird
Films
West Coast Premiere
Rising star Connor Jessup portrays an alienated teen accused of planning
a Columbine-style massacre. When his online posturing ignites a firestorm
of fear, he endures one of the toughest youth prisons in the country. Faced
with escalating abuse, he pleads guilty in exchange for his freedom, but soon
discovers the lengths a small town will go to exclude him. Exploring the power
and danger of social media, BLACKBIRD received the Claude Jutra Award for
Best Canadian First Feature and was named Best Canadian First Feature at the
Toronto International Film Festival and Best Canadian Feature at the Vancouver
International Film Festival.
Canada |103 min. | Dir. Jason Buxton
Saturday, April 13 (10:30 am) Murphy’s Pub
Documentary feature • Music & Art
Boogie Stomp! The Movie
The origins and development of Boogie Woogie music are documented in this
rousing and compelling profile of its two greatest living players: Bob Seeley
and Bob Baldori. Celebrating the extraordinary talent of these legendary piano
players, their passion and mission to revitalize Boogie Woogie, through riveting
performances, fascinating interviews, foot-stompin’ dance clips and tour footage
from around the world. Seeley is known to insiders as the world’s best boogie and
stride player and director Bob Baldori has a rich rock’n’roll history, having played
piano and harmonica with Chuck Berry since 1966. Together they hit the road to
revive America’s forgotten music.
USA | 86 min. | Dir. Bob Baldori
Thursday, April 11 (9:00 pm) Murphy’s Pub
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The Brass Teapot
Twenty-something Alice and her neurotic husband John are very much in love,
but broke. Once voted “most likely to succeed”, Alice struggles to make ends meet
while her friends enjoy the good life. When an accident leads them to a roadside
antique shop, Alice is spontaneously drawn to a mysterious brass teapot which
gives them money every time they hurt themselves or others. Upon realizing
the teapot’s magical powers, John and Alice must decide how far they will go to
fulfill their dreams of wealth. A dark comedy that reminds us to be careful what
we wish for.
USA | 101 min. | Dir. Ramaa Mosley
Saturday, April 13 (9:45 am) Woman’s Club
Films
Documentary
Cafeteria Man
The true story of one man’s crusade to revolutionize the nourishment children
receive at Baltimore’s public schools. Leading the charge to replace processed
foods with locally-grown, freshly-prepared meals is Tony Geraci, food-service
director for the city’s public schools. A charismatic chef from New Orleans, Geraci’s
bold vision includes school vegetable gardens, student-designed meals, meatless
Mondays, and nutrition education in the classroom. Among the protagonists
in this story are parents, teachers, administrators, farmers, chefs, and dozens of
creative and motivated students. More than just changing eating habits, Geraci’s
efforts prove that feeding the soul is the goodness we all seek.
USA | 65 min. | Dir. Richard Chisolm
Thursday, April 11 (12 :15 pm) Woman’s Club
Short: Cafeteria Man: Memphis Schools Makeover. See pg. 36
Caroline and Jackie
On a celebratory birthday trip, Caroline plans a surprise party for her sister, Jackie.
A fun evening with close friends quickly goes askew, as the effects of the sisters’
obscure past takes its toll. Caroline and the group attempt to support Jackie
for an apparent illness — although it’s unclear who really needs the most help.
This delicious dinner party meltdown is part character study, part physiological
thriller, and guaranteed to keep you guessing until the last moment. Starring
Bitsie Tulloch and David Giuntoli (from TV’s hit show “Grimm”) and Marguerite
Moreau. Named Best Feature at Film Fest Twain Harte.
USA | 85 min. | Dir. Adam Christian Clark
Friday April 12 (3:00 pm) Vintage House
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West Coast Premiere
Caught in the Web
(Sou Suo -搜索)
A multi-layered black comedy set in modern-day China. When white-collar
worker Ye refuses to give up her seat on the bus to a senior citizen, her defiance
is caught on video and posted online by an ambitious journalism intern. The
video goes viral, sparking intense debate both on and off the internet about
generational disrespect and the destructive power of modern media. When
hackers search for and post Ye’s personal information, the aftermath affects
her personal and professional life, ultimately bringing her face-to-face with the
video’s poster. China’s official submission to the 2013 Academy Awards for Best
Foreign Language Film.
China | 117 min. | Dir. Kaige Chen
Sunday, April 14 (3:15 pm) Vintage House
Films
The Cover Story
– Album Art
When vinyl was golden, album covers informed our vision of the times and even
of the music they contained. With the advent of digital download, graphic artists,
photographers and recording artists weigh in on the loss of these vital cultural
artifacts. Compelling stories are uncovered behind some of the most iconic
images of the vinyl era: Yoko Ono talks about the “Two Virgins” cover; Roger Dean
describes his other-worldly Yes cover; Mouse & Kelley tell Grateful Dead tales; the
Blind Faith cover model speaks on camera for the first time; and the swimming
Nirvana baby finally comes up for air.
USA | 111 min. | Dir. Eric Chistensen
Thursday, April 11 (10:30 am) Murphy’s Pub
Saturday, April 13 (9:00 pm) Vintage House
The Deep
(Djúpið)
Based on an astonishing true incident that took place in 1984, a fisherman tries
to survive in the freezing ocean after his boat capsizes in the frigid seas off
the south coast of Iceland. Director Baltasar Kormákur — whose intermittently
grisly thriller JAR CITY (Mýrin) screened here in 2008 — fashions a modern-day
everyman myth about this sole survivor, whose superhuman will to survive
made him both an inexplicable scientific phenomenon and a genuine national
hero. This was Iceland’s official submission to the 2013 Academy Awards for Best
Foreign Language Film.
Iceland | 95 min | Dir. Baltasar Kormákur
Wednesday, April 10 (7:00 pm) Woman’s Club
Short: Pearl. See page 38
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Documentary feature
Design & Thinking
Amalgamating the collective creativity of business people, designers, social
activists and other professions, this mind-expanding documentary explores the
idea of “design thinking” and its impact on society. What is design thinking? How
is it applied in business models? How are people changing the world with their
own creativity? How do we engage organizations to think about the changing
landscape of business, culture and society? This is a call for conventional minds
to change and collaborate. It will challenge audiences with a radical new
perspective on design.
USA | 74 min. | Dir. Mu-Ming Tsai
Friday, April 12 (9:45 am) Burlingame Hall
Films
Faces in The Mirror
A young man returns home to bury his estranged father in this dream-like
odyssey. Angry at his workaholic father’s neglect, Ben has refused to see him
for years. On the day of the funeral, Ben is led, portal by portal, to fantastical
places with mystifying people who all seem to be guiding him somewhere. He’s
looking for a way to be free of his pain and guilt; he’s looking for forgiveness. An
experience of music, visuals and emotion, this is a film that dances with the music
and takes you on an emotional rollercoaster ride that never lets you go.
USA | 75 min. | Dir. Aaron Farrington
Animated feature • Vamos al cine
US Premiere
Fat, Bald, Short Man
(Gordo, calvo y bajito)
Lonesome, middle-aged virgin Antonio Farfán is picked on and ridiculed by
coworkers and his bullying mooch of a brother. An employee of a notary’s office,
he believes that his dull personal and professional life is the result of his looks:
being fat, bald and short. One day his new boss arrives: a fatter, balder and
shorter man who – unlike Antonio – is both successful in his career and happily
married. When Antonio joins a self-improvement group, he can’t help but see that
it’s time for a change. The question is: How is he going to do it?
Colombia | 91 min. | Dir. Carlos Osuna
Saturday, April 13 (12 noon) La Luz
Sunday, April 14 (1:45 pm) Woman’s Club
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Favor
A friend helps you move, but a good friend helps you move a body. Kip has
everything he’s ever wanted — a thriving career, a beautiful wife, and an affluent
lifestyle — all of which is put in jeopardy when the waitress with whom he’s
having an affair is accidentally killed in their motel room. Desperate, he asks
his childhood friend Marvin for a huge favor: help him get rid of the body. This
gruesome circumstance begins a series of events which unravel Kip and Marvin’s
lifelong friendship, leading both men to murderous acts neither had ever
suspected themselves capable of.
USA | 102 min. | Dir. Paul Osborne
Films
A Fierce Green Fire: The
Battle for a Living Planet
The first big-picture exploration of the environmental movement’s evolution
captures the energy, expansiveness and extremes of half a century of grassroots
and global activism, from conservation to climate change. From eco-warriors
sinking whaling ships to housewives taking hostages, the stories of people
fighting to save their homes, their lives, the future -– and succeeding against
all odds — are surprising, tragic and inspiring. Based on the book by Philip
Shabecoff and narrated by Robert Redford, Ashley Judd, Van Jones, Isabel Allende
and Meryl Streep. Directed by Oscar-nominated Mark Kitchell, whose BERKELEY
IN THE SIXTIES won the Audience Award at Sundance.
USA | 114 min. | Dir. Mark Kitchell
Friday, April 12 (9:15 am) MacArthur Place
Sponsored by Midstate Construction Company
Animated double feature • Family
Flatland: The Movie &
Flatland II: Sphereland
For the first time ever in California these two movies will play together in an
exciting animated double-feature! FLATLAND: THE MOVIE and FLATLAND II:
SPHERELAND are both inspired by Edwin A. Abbott’s classic novel “Flatland”. Set
in a world of only two dimensions, the triangles, squares, and circles that inhabit
this world set off on a fantastic journey that takes them to the 4th dimension and
beyond. Featuring an all-star cast — including Martin Sheen, Kristen Bell, Michael
York, Danny Pudi, Danica McKellar, Tony Hale and Kate Mulgrew — both films are
sure to delight, educate and inspire audiences of all ages!
USA | 70 min. (total) | Dir. Dano Johnson
Saturday, April 13 (7:00 pm) SVMA
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Flicker
(Flimmer)
Something strange is going on in the small town of Backberga. The town’s former
pride, the telecommunications company, is now on the brink of ruin. Its put-upon
employees are about to make one last attempt to modernize the firm when they
discover that something is lurking on the outskirts of town. A power failure sets
off a chain of events that will change everything for the town’s residents. Director
Patrik Eklund — Oscar-nominated for his short film INSTEAD OF ABRACADABRA
— brings you this warm and twisted comedy about quirky people trying to find
their place within the modern world.
Sweden | 100 min. | Dir. Patrik Eklund
Saturday, April 13 (11:45 am) Vintage House
Films
Short: The Flogsta Roar. See pg. 37
Narrative feature • American indies
West Coast Premiere
How We Got Away With It
Returning home from jail just before the arrival of his friends for their annual
reunion weekend, Henry discovers a shocking tragedy. His rash and unpredictable
response sets in motion a chain of events that will forever change the course of
everyone’s lives, sweeping up the innocent and threatening to destroy them all.
Inspired by new-wave crime dramas of the ‘60s and ‘70s, this gripping tale of
abuse, secrets, denial and revenge incorporates character-driven humor into a
taut and explosive mix about trans-generational violence and its effect on those
who encounter it. Filmed entirely on location in Rochester, NY.
USA | 86 min. | Dir. Jon Lindstrom
Friday, April 12 (9:00 am) Vintage House
Northern California Premiere
The Hunt
(Jagten)
From the director of THE CELEBRATION, this riveting drama is a powerful and
disturbing depiction of how quickly a lie can become the truth. Newly divorced
Lucas (international superstar Mads Mikkelsen) is pulling his life back together
in a small town. One passing remark threatens his newfound stability. It doesn’t
take long before this small community is in a collective state of hysteria, igniting a
witch-hunt that threatens to destroy an innocent man’s life. Winner of three prizes
at Cannes (including Best Actor for Mikkelsen) and Audience Favorite Awards at
the Ghent and Vancouver International Film Festivals.
Denmark | 115 min. | Dir. Thomas Vinterberg
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Narrative feature • LGBT
I Do
A romantic drama highlighting the impact of the Defense Of Marriage Act
(DOMA). British fashion photographer Jack’s work visa is denied after a decade of
living legally in New York. Faced with deportation, he persuades his lesbian friend
to marry him. Things get messy when Jack falls for a sexy Spanish-American
architect. His commitment to his brother’s widow and her daughter ultimately
forces Jack to make the most painful decision of his life: move to Europe with the
man he loves, or stay in America with the only family he knows. Ultimately Jack
has to decide whose life he’s living.
USA | 91 min. | Dir. Glenn Gaylord
Narrative feature • American indies
Films
In Montauk
Julie has it all: a successful husband, a baby on the way, a close circle of family
and friends, and a career that is about to take off. So why is she alone in Montauk
in the middle of December? When a prickly but brilliant composer knocks on
her door with an odd request, Julie ushers in a series of events that will unearth
buried hopes and fears, forcing her to make choices she couldn’t have fathomed.
Winner of the Audience Award for Best Drama at the Woods Hole Film Festival
and Best Director at the Toronto Independent Film Festival.
USA | 68 min. | Dir. Kim Cummings
Thursday, April 11 (10:00 am) Vintage House
Sunday, April 14 (9:00 am) Woman’s Club
In Offside
(En fuera de juego)
Diego is an Argentinean gynecologist traumatized since childhood by a bad
soccer experience. Thirsty for success, Javi is a Spanish sports agent who dreams
of the winning kick that will turn his luck around. When destiny in the form of a
young Argentinean soccer star knocks on their door, circumstances unite Javi
and Diego on an obstacle course in pursuit of a much-coveted soccer contract,
forcing Diego to pose as an agent of the sport he so despises. Full of unexpected
twists and turns, lies and trickery, pranks and surprises, don’t miss this uproarious
comedy from Spain.
Spain/Argentina | 109 min. | Dir. David Marqués
Friday, April 14 (12 noon ) MacArthur Place
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Inch’Allah
Working in a West Bank refugee camp, Canadian obstetrician Chloe is confronted
with the Israeli/Palestinian conflict and the people it affects: a patient for whom
she develops a deep affection, a fervent resister, a child shattered by war who
dreams of flying across borders, and a young soldier who lives next door. Facing
daily checkpoints and stray bullets, Chloe is torn between the two sides of
the conflict, causing her to lose her bearings and spiral into freefall. There are
journeys that shake us, transform us and shatter all our certainties. For Chloe,
Inch’Allah is such a journey.
Canada | 102 min. | Dir. Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette
Sunday, April 14 (9:15 am) Burlingame Hall
Sponsored by Québec Government Office in Los Angeles
Films
Jackie
A stirring, cross-cultural take on the classic American road movie starring Oscarwinner Holly Hunter. Raised in Amsterdam by a gay couple, twin sisters Sofie and
Daan could not be more different. Sofie is an uncompromising workaholic with
few close relationships, while Daan is a free spirit married to a man who doesn’t
share her outlook on life. Despite their pronounced dissimilarities, the sisters
have been able to maintain a close bond over the years — but when they receive
an out-of-the-blue phone call from Jackie, the American biological mother they
have never met, personalities clash, values are tested, and cultures collide.
The Netherlands | 96 min. | Dir. Antoinette Beumer
Saturday, April 13 (9:00 am) Vintage House
Narrative feature • LGBT
Laurence Anyways
When Laurence tells his girlfriend that he wants to become a woman, they
embark on an epic journey. Despite all the odds and in spite of each other, they
confront the prejudices of their friends, ignore the advice of their families and
brave societal phobias. For 10 years they try to live through this transition. But will
it cost them their love? Canada’s enfant terrible Xavier Dolan wrote and directed
his first film, I KILLED MY MOTHER, at the age of 19, and the now-23-year-old kicks
any doubters to the curb with his third feature — his most mature tale yet.
Canada | 168 min. | Dir. Xavier Dolan
Sponsored by Québec Government Office in Los Angeles
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Documentary feature
The List
From the award-winning director of BEYOND BELIEF, which was named Best
Documentary here in Sonoma in 2008, comes the story of Kirk Johnson, a
modern-day Oskar Schindler. After leading reconstruction teams in Baghdad
and Fallujah, Kirk discovers that many of his Iraqi friends and colleagues are
being kidnapped, forced into exile or even killed for having worked for the US to
help rebuild Iraq. Frustrated by stagnating government bureaucracy, Kirk begins
compiling a list of their names and working with a team of lawyers to help them
find refuge in America.
USA | 84 min. | Dir. Beth Murphy
Documentary
Films
Living On One Dollar
How do over a billion people around the world live on less than $1 a day? Four
American college students spend a summer researching and living the reality of
extreme poverty. Armed with only a video camera and a desire to understand,
they spend just $56 each for 56 days in rural Guatemala. They return home
transformed and embark on a mission to share their newfound understanding,
inspiring and challenging their generation to confront global poverty.
USA | 53 min. | Dir. Zach Ingrasci, Sean Leonard, Chris Temple
Thursday, April 11 (9:45 am) Womans’ Club
Documentary feature • Food & Wine
US Premiere
Lo Zucco: The wine of the
son of the King of the French
What brought the richest Frenchman of the late 18th Century to die in southern
Italy? The Duke of Aumale was the son of Louis Philippe, known as the King of the
French. Exiled from his beloved France, he found in Sicily a land where he could
apply the agricultural precepts of Virgil. Who would have imagined that the great
chef Vatel’s closely-guarded secret of Chantilly cream would lead to the discovery
of the long-lost secret of le vin de Zucco? Unfortunately the Duke’s famously pure
wines are no longer produced, but the Zucco farm still exudes the charm of its
incredible, romantic history.
Italy | 60 min. | Dir. Lidia Rizzo
Sunday, April 14 (12 noon) Vintage House
Short: Cannubi: A Vineyard Kissed By God. See page 36
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West Coast Premiere
Lost for Words
Do we find love or does love find us? Amidst the sweeping cityscape of
cosmopolitan Hong Kong, fate brings two lost souls together in this multilingual
cross-cultural romance. Arriving on the same day, Michael, an American ex-Marine,
and Anna, a ballerina from Beijing, are both dealing with the aftermath of
failed relationships. As their two worlds intertwine, romance blossoms. Against
mounting cultural and religious pressure, the two star-crossed lovers risk it all in
pursuit of true love. But can love survive?
Hong Kong | 107 min. | Dir. Stanley J. Orzel
Sponsored by Bruce A. Miller Trust
Films
Shorts program
Lunafest
This traveling celebration of female filmmakers will compel discussion, make you
laugh, tug at your heartstrings and motivate you to make a difference in your
community. Although incredibly diverse in style and content, a common thread
of exceptional storytelling unites this curated collection of nine films by and
about women from Canada, Italy, Korea, New Zealand, the UK and the US.
Tonight’s beneficiary is the On Your Feet Foundation, Northern California, which
values the choice birthparents have made to place their children for adoption,
helps birthparents become self-sufficient, and provides support and community
after placement.
90 min.
Friday, April 12 (7:15 pm) SVMA
Reception to precede screening (6:00 pm)
Sponsored by Clif Family Vineyards and Luna
Made In China
(Hecho en China)
A single Mexican with no family, Marcos receives nothing for his 50th birthday
except an invitation to the wedding of Clara, the only woman he has ever loved,
for whom he has held a torch for 30 years. With his Chinese restaurant on the
verge of being taken over by the Chinese mafia, Marcos decides to throw caution
to the wind and attend the wedding. Fernando, the restaurant’s irresponsible
teenage delivery guy, joins Marcos in this cross-country road trip that will test
the limits of Marcos’ tolerance for adventure. Will they make it to the wedding
on time?
Mexico | 91 min. | Dir. Gabriel Guzmán
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Narrative feature • Vamos al cine and
LGBT • US Premiere
Mía
In a marginalized Buenos Aires neighborhood, Ali is a transgender woman
who works as a cartonera — eking out a living by collecting cardboard to sell
for recycling. Mía is a young woman who has recently died, leaving only her
husband and young daughter. One evening while collecting cardboard, Ali finds
Mía’s diary, hastily discarded by her grieving husband. Reading about her life, Ali
is transported to another world and decides she must return the diary to Mía’s
motherless daughter. Thus begins a moving drama exploring the marginalization
of the transgendered and the universal desire to love and be loved. Winner of the
Maguey Award at the Guadalajara International Film Festival and the Audience
Award at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival.
Argentina | 106 min. | Dir. Javier van de Couter
Short: Fresh Guacamole. See pg. 37
Miss Inc.
Films
Documentary feature • Vamos al cine
US Premiere
With a dozen Miss Universe and Miss World titles, Venezuela is the undisputed
global beauty pageant champion. After oil, pageants are the country’s second
most important industry. Although 80% of the population lives below the
poverty line, many women spend a fortune on their appearance, and the pursuit
of the Miss Venezuela crown is followed with near-religious fervor. Exploring
the backstage world of the Venezuelan beauty industry, Orlando Arriagada’s
documentary asks: Is beauty manufactured at any cost? Sonoma audiences will
remember Arriagada’s BEYOND THE MIRACLE (Detrás del milagro), on the rescue
of the trapped Chilean miners, which we screened last year.
Canada, Venezuela | 70 min. | DIr. Orlando Arriagada
Short: Borrando la frontera. See pg. 36
Narrative feature • Sneak Preview
Mutual Friends
Surprise parties rarely go well; this one is no exception. A comedy of intertwining
stories about a day in the life of a collection of 30-somethings struggling with
love on their way to an explosive New York City party. Uniquely, each story
was conceived by a different writer and woven together to form a unified tale
about taking chances. Starring Caitlin Fitzgerald, Cheyenne Jackson, Peter
Scanavino, Michael Stahl-David and Michael Chernus, this is a special sneak
preview screening of the first feature film by Matthew Watts, whose short
CHRISTOPHER DISPOSSESSED screened here in 2010.
USA | 85 min. | Dir. Matthew Watts
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California Premiere
My Father and the Man in
Black
The inside story of ‘bad-boy’ Johnny Cash, his talented but troubled manager,
Saul Holiff, and a son searching for his father in the shadow of a legend. Putting
to rest the notion that proximity to fame is always glamorous, this personal
documentary exposes how an all-consuming pursuit of success can lead to
heartbreak. First-time filmmaker Jonathan Holiff longs for a father lost to the
vagaries of Johnny Cash’s career, via exclusive film clips and seamless re-creations
of a past that — however cool it seemed on the outside — left a little boy without
a father to depend upon. Winner of multiple festival awards!
Canada | 90 min. | Dir. Jonathan Holiff
Friday, April 12 (12 noon) Vintage House
Films
Sponsored by WildFireWeb
New Belgium Clips
Beer & Film Tour
An intoxicating collection of short films created by fans of Fat Tire Amber Ale,
proudly presented by New Belgium Brewing. These handcrafted films embrace
many genres — including live-action comedy, animation and environmental
documentaries — including: CLASSIE PARKER, a tale about deep kitchen
conversations; DamNATION, highlighting water rights controversies in the West;
and FOXY SHAZAM – UNSTOPPABLE, created entirely with old school theater
trickery, puppets and black light. The New Belgium Clips Beer & Film Tour has
raised over $100,000 for local philanthropic organizations across the US, while
treating audiences to the brewery’s handcrafted beers. Come in and get a taste!
74 min.
Sunday, April 14 (6:00 pm) Burlingame Hall
Documentary • World Premiere
Project Censored:
The Movie
Media watchdog group Project Censored exposes important stories that are
rarely — if ever — reported by the corporate media. Determined to break the
grip that “junk food news” has on the American people, two California fathers
uncover the corporate media’s true agenda. Using Project Censored as their road
map, they take the veil off corporate media and prove to the people of America
that media watchdog groups like Project Censored are the antidote to a broken
media system.
USA | 60 min. | Dir. Doug Hecker, Christopher Oscar
Sunday, April 14 (3:00 pm) Burlingame Hall
Sponsored by Media Freedom Foundation
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Rebels with a Cause
Celebrating the people and passion that saved the coastal wonders of the Point
Reyes National Seashore and the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, this
stunningly beautiful film narrated by Frances McDormand spotlights the rebels —
citizens from many walks of life — who fought to establish public parks next to a
densely populated urban center. Their efforts pioneered a conservation ethos that
today is more the norm than the exception. The efforts of these rebels changed the
fate of the land and shaped the environmental movement as we know it today.
Winner of an Audience Favorite Award at the Mill Valley Film Festival.
USA | 74 min. | Dir. Nancy Kelly
Sunday, April 14 (12 noon) MacArthur Place
Sponsored by The Trust for Public Land
Rock, Paper, Scissors
(Piedra, papel o tijera)
Films
North American Premiere
A betrayal is uncovered when the paths of two feuding families cross, endangering
what they love most in a city that does not allow them even a moment’s peace.
Ten-year-old Luis is the unwitting catalyst to a dizzying downward spiral of
violence in the overpopulated neighborhoods of Caracas, with its chaotic
streets and congested subways. In this adrenaline-fueled crime drama from
Hernán Jabes (award-winning director of MACURO), extortion, murder and drug
trafficking combine with the unpredictable outcome of the title’s two-handed
game of chance. This was Venezuela’s official submission to the 2013 Academy
Awards for Best Foreign Language Film.
Venezuela | 110 min. | Dir. Hernán Jabes
Documentary feature • LGBT and Music
& Art • US Premiere
The Secret Disco Revolution
The disco era — long dismissed as a time of hedonistic excess — has been gravely
misunderstood and was actually an important time of protest. This cheeky
documentary juxtaposes disco revisionists against revealing new interviews
with the era’s biggest stars: The Village People, Gloria Gaynor, Kool & The Gang
and Thelma Houston. A goldmine of rarely-seen glitter-era footage, this quietly
hilarious doc-satire features an unreliable Nabokovian narrator, “re-enactments”
that are speculative to the point of fantasy, and a tone of sustained irony that
presents a fresh look at a well-known era while compelling audiences to question
what’s real and what’s satire.
USA | 90 min. | Dir. Jamie Kastner
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The Sinners
(‫)ناراکهانگ‬
A beautiful, independent woman returning home after seven years in the US
meets a violent end on the streets of Tehran in this tightly-plotted Iranian film
noir reminiscent of the dark and stylish films of David Fincher. A quirky old police
detective and a cunning young officer use less-than-legal tactics to interview
the suspects. First-time screenwriter Sam Gharibian (son of veteran Iranian
actor-director Faramarz Gharibian) shrewdly channels Hitchcock here, whose
philosophy that there’s little difference between thinking about and committing
a crime gets an Iranian twist. Rambod Javan was named Best Supporting Actor at
the Fajr International Film Festival in Tehran.
Iran | 95 min. | Dir. Faramarz Gharibian
Films
Short: Cold Ground. See pg. 37
Sister
(L’enfant d’en haut)
Throughout the winter months, twelve-year-old Simon takes the small gondola
to the opulent ski resort that overlooks the industrial plain where he lives with
his older sister. Stealing skis and ski equipment from wealthy guests, he then
fences the stolen goods to make a small but regular income to support himself
and his sister Louise, who has just lost her job. Louise reluctantly finds herself
becoming increasingly financially dependent on her enterprising but dishonest
younger brother. Featuring Gillian Anderson (best-known as Agent Scully from
The X-Files), this compelling drama was Switzerland’s official submission to the
2013 Academy Awards.
Switzerland | 97 min. | Dir. Ursula Meier
Sponsored by Consulate General of Switzerland in San Francisco
Documentary • Sports & Action
Snow Guardians
An impressively visual documentary capturing the tireless efforts of ski patrols
at several Rocky Mountain ski resorts to rescue rogue backcountry adventurers.
For search and rescue teams responding to winter emergencies, the imperfect
science of avalanche prediction may be the only thing standing between life
and death.
USA | 45 min. | Dir. Carson Garner
Thursday April 11 (3:45 pm) Burlingame Hall
Friday April 12 (11:00 am) Murphy's Pub
Short: Unicorn Sashimi. See page 39
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World Premiere
Soufflé au chocolat
Reunited after six weeks apart, Marc and Noémie take a much-needed one-week
vacation on beautiful Galiano Island off the coast of Vancouver, British Columbia.
Through Marc’s distant cousin Laure and her partner Cyril from France, they meet
Lyse from Québec. Lyse helps them discover the island, which she knows like the
back of her hand. But the group dynamic changes when Lyse attempts to seduce
Marc. A previously committed, trusting and tightly-knit couple, Marc and Noémie
suddenly find themselves confronted by the temptation to explore the uncharted
territories of love, forever altering the delicate balance of their relationship.
Canada | 90 min. | Dir. Michel Duran, Fred Goldstein
Short: Chocolates. See pg. 36
Films
Spinning Plates
Visit three extraordinary restaurants and meet the incredible people who make
them what they are: a cutting-edge restaurant named the seventh-best in the
world whose chef battles a life-threatening obstacle to pursue his passion; a
150-year-old family restaurant still standing because of the unbreakable bond
with its community; a fledgling Mexican restaurant whose owners risk everything
to survive and provide for their young daughter. Their unforgettable stories of
passion and survival come together to reveal how meaningful food can be, and
its power to connect us all. Winner of the Audience Choice Award at the Santa
Barbara International Film Festival.
USA | 94 min. | Dir. Joseph Levy
Short: Storm. See pg. 38
A Teacher
Part psychological thriller and part provocative character study exploring the
unraveling of a young high school teacher, Diana, after she begins an affair
with one of her teenage students, Eric. What starts as a seemingly innocent
fling becomes increasingly complex — and dangerous — as the beautiful and
confident Diana gets fully consumed by her emotions, crossing boundaries
and acting out in progressively startling ways. Lindsay Burdge delivers a deeply
compelling and seamlessly naturalistic lead performance that brings us into the
mind of an adult driven to taboo against her better judgment.
USA | 75 min. | Dir. Hannah Fidell
Friday, April 12 (10:15 am) Woman’s Club
Sunday, April 14 (6:30 pm) Vintage House
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California Premiere
Terms and Conditions
May Apply
Ever wonder what you’re ignoring when you scroll past a headache-inducing
list of terms and conditions? People may think they know what they give up
when they click “Agree” on Facebook, Twitter and Google; they’re wrong. Is
the disappearance of online privacy the true cost of so-called “free” services?
Featuring interviews with musician Moby, futurist Ray Kurzweil and sciencefiction author Orson Scott Card — and a privacy-invading ambush of Facebook
founder Mark Zuckerberg — this documentary exposes the outrageous and
downright scary things that happen to your personal info when you click “Yes”
without reading the fine print.
Films
USA | 79 min. | Dir. Cullen Hoback
Saturday, April 13 (9:00 am) MacArthur Place
Sunday, April 14 (6:30 pm) SVMA
World Premiere
Unforgettable Fire: The
Story of a U2 Tribute Band
Who hasn’t dreamed of being a rock star? This rollicking documentary explores
the personal lives and challenges of Unforgettable Fire, and their 18 year legacy.
The musicians morph from mundane average Joes to rock god doppelgängers,
as we get a glimpse of the band members at home, at their day jobs, and on
stage mimicking one of the most established and popular bands in the world.
Filmmaker Michelle Regina challenges the myth that cover bands are any less
original than their inspirations.
USA | 75 min. | Dir. Michelle Regina
Friday, April 12 (6:00 pm) Vintage House
Village Music: Last of the
Great Record Stores
A Mill Valley cultural institution, Village Music was considered “the greatest record
store in the world” until it closed in 2007. What made it unique was proprietor
John Goddard, a one-of-a-kind music historian and collector. Featuring candid
interviews and over 18 rare performances by Elvis Costelllo, Bonnie Raitt, Ry
Cooder, Sammy Hagar, Jerry Garcia, John Lee Hooker and Carlos Santana, this
vibrant documentary interweaves Village Music’s legendary past with the final
months of its existence — telling the larger story of the evolution of American
music and the many changes the music industry has undergone through the
download era.
USA | 123 min. | Dir. Gillian Grisman
Saturday, April 13 (5:45 pm) Vintage House
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Feature Films
Wasteland
This unexpected treat is an original take on a much-loved genre. Upon his release
from prison, Harvey Miller recruits his three best friends to rob the local drug
kingpin who is responsible for his incarceration. Can he get revenge and win back
his fed-up girlfriend? Detective Inspector West has the proof but wants to hear it
from the horse’s mouth. Caught red-handed in the botched robbery and charged
with attempted murder, Harvey agrees to tell his version of events. What unfolds
is an exhilarating, moving and hilarious story of loyalty, jealousy, revenge and the
pursuit of happiness.
UK | 108 min. | Dir. Rowan Athale
Sunday, April 14 (4:45 pm) Woman’s Club
Documentary • Environmental
Films
Watershed:
Exploring a New Water
Ethic for the New West
Robert Redford narrates this eye-opening documentary on the urgent threat
facing the Colorado River and the extraordinary story of the Colorado River Pact.
A vital waterway supporting 30 million people in seven US and two Mexican
states, the river is currently being damned and diverted nearly to extinction. Can
we meet the needs of a growing population in the face of rising temperatures
and lower rainfall? Action is needed to establish a new water ethic.
USA | 56 min. | Dir. Mark Decena
Short: A Changing Delta. See pg. 36
Documentary feature
We’re Not Broke
Corporate greed is alive and well, and you’re paying for it! In the grip of societal
economic panic, lawmakers cry “We’re broke!” as they slash budgets and lay
off public sector workers, crumbling our country’s social fabric and leaving
many Americans scrambling. Meanwhile, multibillion-dollar corporations are
making record profits. While the deficit climbs and the cuts go deeper, these
corporations are concealing colossal profits overseas to avoid paying income tax.
An infuriating exposé on how the government has allowed corporations to avoid
paying taxes and how fed-up Americans across the country are vowing to make
them pay their fair share.
USA | 81 min. | Dir. Victoria Bruce, Karin Hayes
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Feature Films
Documentary feature • Sports & Action
Where the Trail Ends
Follow the world’s top free-ride mountain bikers as they search for unridden
terrain around the globe, ultimately shaping the future of big mountain freeriding. This unparalleled story documents man’s challenge of mother nature
and himself, showcased through a cast of colorful characters. This is the
most progressive and ambitious mountain biking ever attempted, resulting
in an entertainment adventure unlike anything experienced before. Featuring
Darren Berrecloth, Cameron Zink, Kurtis Sorge, James Doerfling and Andreu
Lacondeguy.
USA | 81 min. | Dir. Jeremy Grant
Sunday, April 14 (9:30 am) MacArthur Place
Short: Metermaid. See page 38
Films
Documentary feature
Which Way Is the Front Line
from Here? The Life and
Time of Tim Hetherington
Shortly after the release of his Oscar-nominated documentary RESTREPO,
photojournalist Tim Hetherington was killed by mortar fire in Libya, where he’d
been covering the civil war. He bled out in the back of a pick-up truck, ending a
brilliant career in which he covered dramatic frontline stories and transcended
the conventional boundaries of image-making to become a luminary in his
profession. Hetherington’s RESTREPO co-director, Sebastian Junger (bestselling
author of “The Perfect Storm” & “War”), traces his close friend’s work across the
world’s battlefields to reveal what made him such a singular talent — and such a
remarkable human being.
USA | 78 min. | Dir. Sebastian Junger
Saturday, April 13 (9:00 am) Burlingame Hall
Sunday, April 14 (9:15 am) Vintage House
Documentary feature
Who Cares?
Just who is changing the world? This eye-opening documentary answers
that question by traveling the globe in search of the most innovative social
entrepreneurs currently imagining a better planet. Meet the people with simple
solutions to the hard questions that affect us all — Bill Drayton, Muhammad
Yunus, Mary Gordon and Rodrigo Baggio, among others — brilliant oddballs
who are making changes, bringing solutions to the problems we face, generating
huge social impact and — most of all — inspiring people to do the same.
Brazil | 93 min. | Dir. Mara Mourão
Sunday, April 14 (6:00 pm) MacArthur Place
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Feature Films
A Year in Burgundy
The 2011 vintage was a year of joy, fear, anxiety, triumph and laughter for seven
wine-making families in the Burgundy region of France. Filmed entirely on
location, this exquisitely beautiful documentary takes us through the course of a
full wine-making year, from the first bud on the vine to the final pressing, barrelaging and bottling. Each vintage is a time capsule, a bottled piece of history of a
very specific year, with its particular weather pattern, its crises and its triumphs.
The grapes grow; the grapes die away. What is left always in the frame is a way
of life.
USA/France | 91 min. | Dir. David Kennard
You Will Be My Son
(Tu seras mon fils)
Films
North America Premiere
Set in the beautiful Saint-Émilion region, this modern retelling of the parable of
the prodigal son is a reminder to be careful what you wish for. The passionately
ruthless owner of a prestigious family winery, Paul de Marseul is consumed with
the failings of his uninspired son, whom he doesn’t see as the ideal candidate
to succeed him. Paul dreams of a worthy successor more talented, more
charismatic…more like Philip, the well-traveled son of his terminally ill estate
manager. So begins a four-handed game of chess: two parents, two sons. And
only one of them has nothing to lose…
France | 102 min. | Dir. Gilles Legrand
Wednesday, April 10 (6:45 pm) Burlingame Hall
Short: Thank You Very Much Bradley Cooper. See pg. 38
Sponsored by Sotheby’s International Realty and TV5Monde
US Premiere
The Zebra
(La cebra)
In order to join Álvaro Obregón’s revolutionary forces, Leandro and Odón travel to
the north of the country on a zebra they find in a broken-down circus, believing it
to be a “gringo horse.” During their adventurous journey they escape from women
who enslave them, meet General Quesada who wants to found a New Republic,
and get lost in the desert. When they reach Obregón’s army, a colonel thinks they
are Villa’s spies and puts them to a hard test of loyalty. Named Best First Work at
the Lima Latin American Film Festival.
Mexico | 94 min. | Dir. Fernando Javier León Rodríguez
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Student Works
Media Arts Program
Since 2002, the Media Arts Program at the Sonoma Valley High School has
been the primary charitable beneficiary of the Sonoma International Film
Festival. Over the past 13 years the Festival has directed over $400,000 to
the program to provide students with state of the art equipment and partially fund the program’s faculty. The program has inspired thousands of
students and many have been admitted to some of the best film schools
including UCLA, Chapman and others. Many graduates are now working
in the industry as film, media and screen writing professionals. Each year,
the program trains hundreds of students in the areas of cinematography,
video editing, film production and broadcast giving them skills they can
use for their entire professional career.
The Festival also supports a film program for middle school students at
the Boys and Girls Club of Sonoma allowing the children an opportunity
to express their unique stories.
To learn more about the Media Arts Programs and to view student films
please visit the www.svhsvideo.com
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