Official Full SIFF Film Guide - Sonoma International Film Festival

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Table of Contents
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Welcome to the Festival
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Supporting Sponsors
Film Sponsors
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Wine Partners
Event/Epicurean Partners
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Hospitality Partners
Beverage Partners
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Media Marketing Partners
Product/Services Partners
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Government Partners
Transportation Partners
Vamos Al Cine
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Our Crew
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Vamos al Cine
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Festival & Box Office Information
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Event Schedule
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Jury & Awards
27-28
UFO Symposium
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Industry Panel
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Short Films
32-38
Festival at a Glance
41-48
Map of the Festival
Center
Opening & Closing Films
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Feature Films
51-68
Student Works
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2015 SONOMA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Welcome to our 18th!!!
Welcome
I’m so glad all of you are here to celebrate the art of cinema with 200
filmmakers from 26 countries who have made the journey to Sonoma to
support their respective films. The word is out about our festival’s relaxed,
friendly, ebullient atmosphere in the midst of beautiful Sonoma Valley. I
hope you see as many films as possible and appreciate the work of our
talented filmmakers. Making a film requires a lot of hard work, talent and
tenacity. It’s not easy to get a film into theaters and we want our festival
to be a launchpad for filmmakers and the place for distributors to secure
quality films. The more 'indie' films that are seen and talked about, the
greater chance of them being picked up for digital distribution and/or
theatrical release. Please engage our filmmakers and enjoy our enchanting town that provides an abundance of gracious hospitality, usually
accompanied by a couple glasses of delicious wine and some amazing
cuisine from our local restaurants. Most of all, have fun at our 18th! I want
to see you shake a leg at our spirited nightly Backlot Tent parties! Thank
you to all who make our festival possible: Patrons, sponsors, festival passholders, local businesses, restaurants and wineries, our luxurious lodging
partners, staff, volunteers, host families, and of course, Ginny!
Kevin W. McNeely Executive Director
What a great year of cinema it has been. Even before the festival begins,
I am on the lookout for films for the next year. Without placing one film
above another, this year's opening night film comes from the Toronto
International Film Festival and the closing film first screened in Cannes,
both World Class. The Sonoma International Film Festival's buzz around
the world has been evident and we have filmmakers and visitors attending who are here because of the positive word of mouth.
The festival is becoming a celebration of film from around the world with
a nice selection of Bay Area filmmakers. The culinary cinema is delicious,
the environmental documentaries are informative, The arts and design
films are thought provoking and the action sports films are extreme.
I would like to thank the generous support of our sponsors, board and
volunteers.
Enjoy the festival!
Steve Shor Co-Program Director
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Sponsors
SUPPORTING SPONSORS
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TAKE FOUR!
We’re at it again as an exclusive media partner
of the
18TH ANNUAL SONOMA
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Bringing you an inside look at all of this year’s
happenings. Visit our website, follow us on Twitter
@SomethingSONOMA and check us out on Facebook.
dining • wineries • shopping
business • lodging • things to do
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Our Crew
THE STAFF
Festival Crew
These are the people who work tirelessly to pull the Sonoma
International Film Festival together:
Kevin W. McNeely – Executive
Director
Ginny Krieger – Assistant Director
Linda Booker – Operations
Director
Steve Shor – Co-Program Director
Claudia Mendoza-Carruth –
Director of Vamos al Cine and
Public Relations
Jennifer Gray – Director of
Sponsorship and Development
Renee Perry – Sponsorship
Coordinator
Chay Woerz – Food, Beverage,
Entertainment & Sponsorship
Gretta Lutz – Co-Volunteer
Director
Alice Melillo – Co-Volunteer
Director
Melanie King – Events Manager
Mary Chelton – Guest Services
Anne Petersen – Guest Services &
Transportation
Alisa “Lexi” Alberigi-Speicher –
Transportation Coordinator
Tim Taylor – Technical Director
Diana Bugg – Membership
Director and Board Member
Leslie Carlson – Plaza Partners
Program and Board Member
The WildfireWeb Team – Blaine
Transue and Stephen Sweet:
Website Development
Social Media – David Wells &
Jenny Chesley
The Spritz Team – Beth Schnitzer,
Raghu Shivaram, Aude Mazaud,
Karen Hsing, Jordan Bennett,
Jastin Aguinaldo, Akil Johnson,
Alejandra Hernandez
Jen Howlett – Intern & Guest
Services
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Keith Casale - Chair
Alex Archbold
Diana Bugg
Leslie Carlson
Tony Cervantes
Jon Curry
Mary Edwards
Kimberly Hughes
Ted Judson
Denise Nelson
Blaine Transue
OUR VOLUNTEERS
Over 200 volunteers make the 18th 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 their time and considerable talent. You are the best! A listing of all volunteers will appear in a
local newspapers shortly after the Festival.
THE VENUE MANAGERS
Allison Miller & Dana Grantham
Andrews Hall at Sonoma
Community Center
Susan Scarbrough, Patty Scheel,
Tom Sheahan, Meta Strauss
Maysonnave VIP Hospitality House
Felicia Valente
Backlot Tent
Patricia Frates & Marvin Heskett
Sebastiani Theatre
Gerard Bessat & Joyce Moldovan
Box Office
Tom Sheahan & Marsha
Horowitz
Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
Kathi Unger & Kate Schertz
Burlingame Hall
Mary Catherine Cutliffe
City Plaza and Backlot Tent
Kathy Mejia & Diane Ursin
La Luz Center
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Jim Black, Julia Maffei, Erick
Rothfeld, & Lynda Corrado
Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
Judy Mikeska & Chris Welch
Vintage House
Our Crew
THE SCREENING COMMITTEE
Darriel Arnott
Keith Casale
Will Combs
Rita George
Claudia Mendoza-Carruth
George Miller
Steve Shor
Sherry Smith
Bill Stallings
Festival Crew
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.
VAMOS AL CINE
SIFF is once again celebrating the contributions, culture and values of our
Latino community by presenting the Vamos al Cine program—a cinema
cocktail with flavors from Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Bolivia,
Spain, and Chile. This showcase of the best of ‘cine-en-español’, with little
to no commercial release in the U.S., is screened at venues around the
Plaza and in the heart of the Springs at La Luz Center.
At La Luz, admission is A-Buck-A-Film for residents of the Springs and
child care is provided to engage the whole family who may have no other
opportunity to enjoy this cultural entertainment.
Thanks to the MacMurray Foundation’s support we continue to provide
an opportunity of community integration and cultural exchange through
the universal language of film. Nos vemos en el cine! See you at the
movies!
All films in Spanish with English subtitles –
CANTINFLAS | Mexico pg.| Feature pg. 54
CIUDAD DELIRIO | Colombia | Feature pg. 55
BEHAVIOR /CONDUCTA | Cuba | Feature pg. 53
ESPERANZA | Bolivia | Short pg. 37
FINDING GASTON | Peru | Documentary pg. 57
GENTE DE BIEN | Colombia | Feature pg. 58
LION’S HEART | Argentina | Feature pg. 61
TIEMPOS FELICES | Mexico | Feature pg. 67
VOCABULARIO | Cuba | Short pg. 38
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Information and Navigation
Festival information
ONLINE FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
The festival website has been optimized for mobile use. Go to sonomafilmfest.org to see the film & event schedule, music schedule for the Backlot,
and to buy individual tickets with your smartphone.
SCREENING AND EVENT VENUES
Sebastiani Theater (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. Highway 12 Wine
available for purchase. (complimentary for Cinema Soiree, VIP, Patron and
Filmmaker passholders).
Sonoma Community Center - Andrews Hall (seats 150) – Located on
East Napa Street between 2nd Street East & 3rd Street East. Soup du Jour
prepared by Chef Peaches with the Ninja Blending System. Snacks from
Whole Foods will be available. Lagunitas beer and Chateau St Jean wine
on sale. (complimentary for Cinema Soiree, VIP, Patron and Filmmakers
passholders).
Mia’s Kitchen at The Vintage House (seats 150) – Located on First St.
East and 2 blocks north of Spain Street East. Mia’s Kitchen is serving pasta
with their delicious sauces and salad for lunch and dinner screenings.
Wine from The Other Guys and Lagunitas Beer on sale (complimentary for
Cinema Soiree, VIP, Patron and Filmmakers passholders).
Burlingame Hall at the First Congregational Church (seats 150) –
Located at 252 West Spain between 2nd and 3rd Streets West; one and
a half blocks west of the Square. Pulled Rocky and Rosie pulled BBQ
Chicken Sandwiches for sale; Highway 12 Wine and Lagunitas Beer on
sale (complimentary for Cinema Soiree, VIP, Patron and Filmmakers passholders).
Sonoma Valley Museum of Art (seats 70) – Located on at 551 Broadway
on the west side of the street ¾ of a block south of the Square. Limited
number of films shown on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Wine from Chateau St Jean and Lagunitas Beer available.
Sonoma Woman’s Club (seats 100) – 574 First St. East ½ block south
from the Square.
Soup du Jour prepared by Chef Peaches with the Ninja Blending System.
Highway 12 Wine and Lagunitas Beer on sale (complimentary for Cinema
Soiree, VIP, Patron and Filmmakers passholders).
La Luz Center, 17560 Greger Street in Boyes Hot Springs. This is not walkable from the Plaza. Located 3.5 miles from the Square on Highway 12
near the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn. Spanish language films English
subtitles will screen Saturday and Sunday. Snacks from Whole Foods will
be available.
THE BACKLOT TENT
Located on the Square on the north side of City Hall. Open Thursday,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm. Free Admission to all
Passholders. Others may purchase a ticket for $15 at the Box Office. The
Backlot offers wine tasting, food sampling, sponsor demonstrations and
live music. More information on pages 22, 23.
THE FESTIVAL BOX OFFICE AND INFORMATION DESK
Located on the East side of the Sonoma City Hall. The Box Office is open
Wednesday from 1pm to 9pm, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 9am
to 9pm and Sunday from 9am to 5pm.
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PASSES AND TICKETS
Cinema Pass $250 – valid for all 5 days of the Festival
• Five day access to all regular film screenings at all venues (admitted
after Soiree passholders)
Passes are the best way to enjoy all the movies and events of the Festival.
Passholders are admitted to screenings starting with Patrons then
Cinema Soiree passholders. Most doors open 30 minutes prior to screenings. Patrons and Cinema Soiree passholders are asked to please
arrive 15 minutes before showtime to ensure you get a seat. Cinema
and specific ticket holders are admitted next followed by the Standby
line. There are four levels of passes:
• Access to all panels
• Access to the Backlot Tent on the Square, which offers wine and food
tastings
• Admission to the Awards Ceremony Sunday night
Day Pass $75 – same as an Cinema pass, but valid for only one day of
the Festival
• Admission (seat availability) to all movies for any one day for Friday,
Saturday or Sunday
• Access to all panels
• Admission to the Backlot Tent on the Square, which offers wine and
food tastings
Cinema Soiree Pass $650 - Everything included with the Cinema Pass,
plus, most parties and access to the VIP areas at Maysonnave House and
City Plaza.
Patron Pass $2500 - Everything included in the Cinema Soiree Pass with
full access to all festival events including VIP parties & dinners.
• Reserved seats at all festival venues
• Valid year-round: exclusive invitations to monthly films and events
including “cave dinners” and summer winery screenings
Individual Movie Tickets: $15 – A limited number of tickets to most
movies will be sold online and at the Box Office on the Square. There will
be no individual movie tickets for films at La Luz due to limited seating.
Standby Admission: $10 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.
Admission to the Backlot Tent: $15 per day – Admits non-Passholders
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. Tickets may be purchased at the Box Office.
Special Events Tickets will be sold online and at the Box Office.
Special Events include:
• Whisky a Go Go Party in the Backlot Tent, Thursday 7pm to 10pm - $20
• Prom Party in the Backlot Tent, Friday 7pm to 10pm - $20
• Vamos al Cine Latin Fiesta! in the Backlot Tent, Saturday 7pm to 10pm
- $20
• Rossi Dancehall Party, Saturday 10pm to midnight - $20
Terms and conditions listed on sonomafilmfest.org
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PARKING
There is 3-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 historic Barracks, that
is free and has no time limit. Its entrance is off First Street East just ½ a
block north of the Square.
TAXIS
Vern’s Taxi 707-938-8885 • Sonoma Taxi: 707-939-1266
FESTIVAL COURTESIES
These are all pretty obvious but worth reiterating.
• Turn off cell phones when you are in any screening venue
• Passholders arrive 15 minutes before the start of a film. Standby tickets are sold based after all passholders have been seated.
• All Standby admissions will be for cash only. There are 3 banks with
ATM’s on Napa Street on the south side of the Square on either side
of Broadway.
• Please, please don’t drink and drive. Take a taxi.
• Do not carry alcohol outside of the venues. It is illegal to drink
alcohol in public in Sonoma.
• Please be mindful of storefront entrances when standing in line.
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.
Bring a water bottle – there are US Pure Water stations located in each
venue.
Keep the Party Going SATURDAY! Despues de la Fiesta
10 – 2am | Rossi’s 1906, 401 Grove St.
Rossi’s will be rocking with the San Francisco band, Kiwi Time. Beer provided by Lagunitas Brewing and wine by our festival partners.
Tickets available online or at Box Office: Complimentary to Cinema
Soiree, Sponsors, Filmmakers, Patrons and VIP passholders.
$20 Complimentary to Cinema Soiree, Sponsors, Filmmakers, Patrons
and VIP passholders.
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Sonoma Plaza Food Tent
Fri. Mar. 27 - Sun. Mar. 29
11am-5pm
Presents:
“FORK IN THE ROAD” MENU
Classic Hot Dog - $8
Hot Dog with Grilled Peppers and Onions - $10
Pizzas by The Red Grape
Hawaiian - $10
"Fork in the Road" Black Forest ham, fresh pineapple,
mozzarella and aged parmesan
The Patch - $10
fire-roasted sweet corn, green onion, Pecorino Romano
and Bel Paese cheese
The Hot Link - $12
"Fork in the Road" spicy habanero and jalapeno sausage,
oregano, mozzarella and aged gorgonzola
OTHER FOOD IN THE PLAZA
Batter World Pancakes & Sonoma Syrup Co. - $5
(8am – 1pm; Sat- Sun. only)
BURLINGAME HALL
Rocky & Rosie Chicken BBQ Pulled Chicken sandwiches - $5
BEVERAGES
10am – 5pm
Dutch Bros. Coffees
Iced and Hot Coffee Drinks, Hot Chocolate, Blue Rebel Energy Drinks
Hemp Berry Green Smoothie - $5
365 Coconut Water - $1
Kombucha - $5 (Sat. - Sun. only)
Featuring ingredients from:
All proceeds benefit Sonoma Valley Media Arts Program via
the Sonoma Film Society a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit
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Event Schedule
Event Schedule
Wednesday 3/25
Opening Night | 5 - 7pm | Backlot Tent
Kick off #SIFF15 in style! Enjoy a welcoming cocktail by Jardesca and a
sampling of Sonoma's fine restaurants. Sip sparkling wine from Gloria
Ferrer, flavored Vodka from the Hanson family, beer from Lagunitas and
wines from Patz & Hall, Petroni, and Muscardini.
Attendance limited to Cinema Soiree, Sponsors, Filmmakers, Patrons
Mix and Mingle After Party | 10pm - Midnight | Burgers & Vine, 400 1st St E
Swing down to the afterparty for music by Sonoma's own 1955 and
DJ Cally. Ben Flajnik will be offering cocktails from his latest project.
Featuring Fernet San Francisco and Chateau St. Jean wines. Sponsored
by PEOPLE Magazine.
Attendance limited to Cinema Soiree, Sponsors, Filmmakers,
Patrons and VIP passholders.
Thursday 3/26
Filmmaker Wine Tour and Tasting
2 - 4pm | Buena Vista Winery, 18000 Old Winery Rd.
All our filmmakers are invited to Buena Vista Winery for a tour and tasting
at California's first premium winery. Transportation provided. Meet at the
bus stop on the west side of the Horseshoe at 1:45pm.
Complimentary to all Filmmakers.
Please RSVP by Monday March 23rd, 2015.
Whisky A Go Go | 7 - 10pm | Backlot Tent
Party like a rock star! Inspired by Steve Graham's film A Shot of Whisky,
dance the night away with the Jamie Clark Band, and featured Rouge
Dancers in the "Go Go" Cage. Sponsored by: Bib & Tucker Bourbon
and Mastersons Rye Whiskey. Appetizers provided by our own Festival
Executive Chef, Chef Peaches. Lagunitas Beer, cocktails and wine from
our generous partners.
Tickets available online or at Box Office: $20 I Includes two drink tickets.
Complimentary to Cinema Soiree, Sponsors, Filmmakers, Patrons
The Chaser |10pm - Midnight | Hopmonk Tavern, 691 Broadway
Keep the party rolling with local DJ Jason Viera playing eclectic array of
late night tunes. Serving Lagunitas Beer and Highway 12 Wine.
Attendance limited to Cinema Soiree, Sponsors, Filmmakers,
Patrons and VIP passholders.
Backlot Music Schedule
11 - 12:45pm | Westside Ramblers
1 - 1:45pm | Ari Eisenberg
2 - 4:45pm | 3 on a Match
Friday 3/27
Rave Your Day, Sunshine! | 8 -10am | Backlot Tent
From London to Sao Paulo & the Playa, people all over the world start
their day dancing. Local dance instructor Lauren Drinkhall will get the
party kicked off with DJ Cally, with other surprises. Wear your Burning
Man best! Dutch Brothers Coffee, smoothies and kombucha by Revive
available for sale.
No pre-sale tickets available. $15 at the door
Industry Mixer | 1 - 3pm | Hopmonk Tavern, 691 Broadway
Filmmakers are invited to meet one another at Sonoma's festive beer
garden and share 'war stories' of indie filmmaking while having an
opportunity to meet with attending industry professionals.
Complimentary to Cinema Soiree, Sponsors, Media & Industry/Jurors,
Filmmakers, Patrons and VIP passholders.
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Event Schedule
Tickets available online or at Box Office: $20 !Includes two drink tickets.
11 - 12:45pm | Chi McClean
1 - 2:45pm | Sean Carscadden
3 - 4:45pm | Jamie Clark
Event Schedule
Friday 3/27
“Prom Night” | 7 - 10pm | BacklotTent
Relive the memories-or make new ones. Celebrate the LGBT community
at the “Prom Night”. Get there early to see ukulele prodigy Ari Eisenberg,
then get your groove on to DJ Jimmy Hits. Sparkling wine provided by
Gloria Ferrer, Lagunitas Beer and cocktails and wine provided by our
festival partners.
Saturday 3/28
Media Breakfast | 9 - 10am | Backlot Tent
A gathering of filmmakers, industry, jurors, and patrons for a dialogue
with the press.
Complimentary to Filmmakers, Industry/Jurors and Patrons.
Industry Panel Discussion- The Film Festival Circuit: Market to Market
10- 11 am | Backlot Tent
The Festival Circuit remains a premier method of creating buzz and
awareness for the arthouse film. This panel discusses the opportunity
to use the Festival Circuit as a publicity tool and a market.
Complimentary to all passholders.
iVamos al Cine Fiesta! | 7 - 10pm | Backlot Tent
Dance to the Latin beat of Freddy Clarke and Wobbly World. Master your
Salsa Swing and enjoy the Spanish Charcuterie, cheese and olives from
La Española Meats and Mexican flavors by La Casa and Maya restaurants.
Featuring Dirty-Rita’s made with “Dirty Tequila”.
Tickets available online or at Box Office: $20 I includes two drink tickets.
Complimentary to Cinema Soiree, Sponsors, Media & Industry/ Jurors
Filmmakers, Patrons and VIP passholders.
Despues de Ia Fiesta | 10 - 2am | Rossi ‘s 1906, 401 Grove St.
Mas fiesta at Rossi ‘s 1906. With a beautiful patio and huge dance floor,
Rossi ‘s will be rocking with the San Francisco band, Kiwi Time. Beer provided by Lagunitas Brewing and wine by our festival partners.
Tickets available online or at Box Office: $20
11 - 12:45pm | Chakita
1 - 2:45pm | Dan Martin
3 - 4:45pm | Keith Andrew
Sunday 3/29
Awards Ceremony | 8 - 10pm | Andrews Hall, 276 East Napa St.
After the Closing Night film, join us at Andrews Hall for the presentation of the Jury and Audience Awards. We consider all of our filmmakers
winners and appreciate their incredible contributions to our 18th Film
Festival.
Complimentary to all passholders.
11 - 12:45pm | Chris Hanlin
1 - 2:45pm | Don Trotta
3 - 4:45pm | Wingo Moon
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Top 3 Outdoor Adventures Near
Sonoma Plaza
Take a Hike:
Head out for a 2.5-mile (round-trip)
hike on Sonoma's Overlook Trail.
You’ll get an expansive panorama of
Sonoma Valley and its cascading hills
and vineyards, with views of Mount
Tamalpais, San Pablo Bay, and even
San Francisco on a clear day. The hike
starts and ends just a few blocks off
Sonoma's historic Plaza.
Ride a Bike:
Rent a bike at Wine Country Cyclery,
and grab a map and hit some wineries! First up is Gundlach Bundschu, a
great place to picnic with your wine.
Continue onthe quiet and scenic
Thornsberry Road as it winds past
country homes. Buena Vista Winery
is next (its tasting room is a historic
landmark). Those ambitious for a
third stop can turn into Ravenswood
enroute back to the Plaza.
Sip and Stroll:
Go on a leisurely 3.5-mile (round-trip) stroll that connects two historic
wineries. Start the walk at Sonoma’s Best market on the east side of town
(they offer plenty of fixings for a picnic). From there, it’s a 1.5-mile walk
to Bartholomew Park Winery and its 400 acres of open space. Then walk
through the park by the gazebo and south to a secret shortcut leading to
neighboring Buena Vista Winery. Enjoy their premium Pinots and learn a
little about the vineyard’s colorful founder in the upstairs museum. Walk
1-mile walk back to Sonoma’s Best, where fresh gelato awaits.
For more information visit WeekendSherpa.com or head to the Visitors
Center on Sonoma Plaza.
Student Media Arts Program
Vamos al Cine
Sebastiani Theatre - Sunday, March 29
10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. / 9:30 coffee reception
Join us for an hour of films, followed by Q&A with the student filmmakers
at the historic Sebastiani Theatre.
The 2015 Student Show will be a mix of some of the "BEST OF" the past
ten years, in addition to a selection of original student works from the
2015 Media Arts Program classes. Additionally, to start the show, we
are proud to screen three short Public Service Announcements from
the 2015 Middle School Video Workshops, produced by the Sonoma
International Film Festival and the Boys and Girls Club of Sonoma Valley.
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 SIFF website www.sonomafilmfest.org/studentfilms.
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Festival Awards
AUDIENCE AWARDS:
2. The Stolman Audience Award of $1,000 for the Best American
Independent Feature (named in memory of Carolyn and Ed Stolman, the
founders of the Sonoma International Film Festival)
3. SIFF Audience Award Best World Feature of $1,000
Vamos al Cine
1. The A3 Audience Award of $1,000 for Best Documentary (named in
honor of Amar A. Archbold, a long time supporter and extraordinary
Board member)
JURIED AWARDS:
Best American Independent Feature
Best World Feature
Best Documentary Feature
Best Narrative Short
Best Documentary Short
Our Jury
FEATURES JURY
Anne Chaisson, Executive Director of The Hamptons International Film
Festival (HIFF), has had a long history with HIFF as the Advisory Board
founder and co-chair for a decade. Chaisson produced Jesse Eisenberg’s
first feature film, ROGER DODGER (Winner: Venice and Tribeca) and
honors at The Gotham and Independent Spirit Awards. Chaisson also
produced Newmarket Films’ P.S. starring Laura Linney and Gabriel Byrne
(Toronto and Telluride), and Magnolia Pictures’ DIGGERS starring Paul
Rudd and Maura Tierney (Toronto and SXSW). Chaisson is a member of
the IFP Producers Group, New York Women in Film and Television, and a
founding member of the Film Festival Alliance.
JD Heyman was named Deputy Editor (Entertainment) of PEOPLE in
2014. He oversees the brand’s Hollywood coverage in addition to bringing editorial oversight and creative input to PEOPLE’s expanding video
initiatives. Before joining PEOPLE in 2002 as a human-interest editor,
Heyman was a senior writer and then chief of correspondent at US
Weekly, where he helped re-launch the magazine as a weekly. Heyman
began his journalism career in London as a reporter for Euromoney
magazine. After walking solo across Africa from Cairo to Capetown for a
book project, he moved to New York City and was a features and entertainment listings columnist for the New York Daily News. A 1995 graduate of Columbia Journalism School, he lives in Los Angeles with his wife,
Abigail, and his children, Ned and Delia.
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Jury & Awards
Our Jurors
DOCUMENTARY JURY
Ajay Gehlawat is Associate Professor of Theatre and Film at Sonoma
State University, where he also coordinates the Film Studies program. He
is the author of Reframing Bollywood: Theories of Popular Hindi Cinema
(2010) and editor of The Slumdog Phenomenon: A Critical Anthology
(2013). His forthcoming book, Twenty-First Century Bollywood (2015),
traces the emerging shifts in both the content and form of Bollywood
cinema in the new millennium and examines these new tendencies in
relation to the changing dynamics of Indian culture. Along with popular
Indian cinema, Gehlawat teaches courses on minorities in American cinema, documentary cinema and global media cultures.
Lia Rinaldo got her start in the film industry working for over 20+ years
specifically with the Atlantic Film Festival for 22 years where she served as
Festival Director managing, programming and developing all events, as
well as TV shows and industry programs. More recently, Lia was the Event
Producer at TEDxHalifax and part of the host committee for Foodworx
put on by the World Food Travel Association. She is now the Managing
Director of two major events–Devour! The Food Film Fest in Wolfville,
Nova Scotia, and Devour! The Beach in The Bahamas. She also publishes a
culinary blog called Seven’s a Banquet, Nine’s a Brawl and is a food writer
for publications like Local Connections Halifax and Occasions Magazine.
Angela Sun Award-winning television host/journalist Angela Sun's passion for storytelling and love for the oceans led to the creation of her first
feature documentary, Plastic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
She is a graduate of UCLA and also studied abroad at the University of
New South Wales in Sydney. Angela has conducted field research on the
Great Barrier Reef and while at UNSW, focused on the study of reef sharks.
She currently serves on the Board of Advisors for the Ocean Defender
organization. She has produced for MTV News, ProSeiben Network, and
Current TV. Her on-camera host experience includes E! News, Current
TV, MTV, NBC and now Yahoo! Sports Minute, the longest running daily
sports show online.
SHORTS JURY
Nancy Collet founded Cinema Collet in 2007. Her company offers strategic consulting services to large conferences, film festivals, educators,
distributors and independent filmmakers around the world. She has also
served as a juror and panelist for numerous international film festivals
and events. From 1997 to 2007, Collet worked for the American Film
Institute’s AFI FEST. She was promoted to Director of Programming in
2000 and produced seven editions in this capacity. She is currently the
Director of Programming of The ShortLIst Festival, a festival founded four
years ago with The Wrap News, Inc.
E. Barry Haldeman is an entertainment attorney with Jeffer Mangels
Butler & Mitchell LLP. Barry's practice focuses on representing actors,
directors, writers, producers, authors, independent films and production
companies in all areas of the entertainment industry. He has represented
Academy Award® winners and nominees at the highest level, as well
as newcomers to the business. For 5 years he served as Executive Vice
President of Business Affairs for the Paramount Pictures Motion Picture
Group and was instrumental in the creation, structuring and administration of Paramount Classics, which specialized in acquiring and distributing independently produced films.
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Panel & Symposium
The 5th annual UFO Symposium at the Sonoma International Film
Festival, sponsored by Santa Rosa Avenue Self Storage, Santa Rosa.
ADMISSION IS FREE FOR EVERYONE. Passholders have preferred
admission, seating is limited.
Saturday, March 28th, 9am,
SCC Andrews Hall, Moon Rising,
a documentary by Jose Escamilla.
Moon Rising is a documentary film that features moon researchers and investigators
disclosing facts hidden from us for over forty
years. We’ve been led to believe the moon is a
grey, colorless rock. On the contrary, the moon
appears to be a small planet teeming with life
and structures the likes of which you have never seen before until now.
At least it appears to have been inhabited in 1994 when these photos
were taken. USA/ 73 min./ Director/Producer Jose Escamilla
Saturday, March 28th, 10:30am,
SCC Andrews Hall, I Know What I Saw, a documentary directed by
James Fox. For film description see page--The most credible UFO witnesses including
Government and Military Officials from around
the world tell stories that challenge reality. Three
accounts reveal the reasons those involved at
the highest levels have chosen government
secrecy over public disclosure in I Know What
I Saw. Q&A will follow with Director James Fox.
Saturday, March 28th, 1:30 PM,
SCC Room 110
A panel discussion moderated by Don Sanchez, a
5 time Emmy award winner,with one of the most
familiar faces and voices on Bay Area television,
with 40 years as reporter, news anchor, sports
anchor, and the arts and entertainment reporter for
KGO-TV ABC 7.
The subject for the panel is," The UFO Implication for
the 21st Century", and the panelists will be: Stephen
Bassett, Dr. Gordon Spear, James Fox, and Dr. Joseph
Buchman. They represent politics, Science, and
Media. There will also be a Q&A to follow.
2:30 - 3:00pm An update on the Citizens Hearing
on Disclosure Initiative, by Dr. Joe Buchman, and
Stephen Bassett:
The aim is to reach four targeted audiences: The
political media, The U.S. Congress, The White House
and the citizens of all Nations. UFOJim will join Joe
and Stephen and will be discussing the question:
What will it take for the world to come to grips with
the UFO subject matter?
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James Fox
Producer/Director
Don Sanchez
Industry Panel
Industry Panel Discussion will take place at The Backlot Tent on the
Square, Saturday morning at 10:00am-11:00am. Open to all passholders.
Moderator
Nancy Collet founded Cinema Collet in 2007. Her company offers strategic consulting services to large conferences, film festivals, educators,
distributors and independent filmmakers around the world. She has also
served as a juror and panelist for numerous international film festivals
and events, including the Guadalajara International Film Festival, The
HBO Aspen Comedy Arts Festival, The Palm Springs Shorts Film Festival,
The Bahamas Film Festival, The Cleveland International Film Festival,
the American Film Market, The Panama Film Festival and The Ashland
Independent Film Festival. From 1997 to 2007, Collet worked for the
American Film Institute’s AFI FEST. She was promoted to Director of
Programming in 2000 and produced seven editions in this capacity.
Panel & Symposium
THE FILM FESTIVAL CIRCUIT: MARKET TO MARKET
The Festival Circuit remains a premier method of creating buzz and
awareness for the arthouse film. This panel will discuss the opportunities
of using the Festival Circuit as a publicity tool and a market.
Panelists
Melinda Booth, With a passion for conservation and always wanting to
do more, Melinda fell into fundraising as a means to an end and has since
specialized in development for environmental nonprofits. As one component to her development expertise, Melinda has been organizing large
events like the Wild & Scenic Film Festival since 1999. After grad school
and prior to joining the SYRCL team, Melinda worked for the California
Wolf Center (Julian, CA) raising funds for wolf conservation, research and
education; and for the Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation (Eureka, CA) furthering the education and conservation mission of a 21st Century zoo. While
in Humboldt County, Melinda concurrently taught environmental grant
writing at Humboldt State University.
Anne Chaisson, Anne Chaisson, Executive Director of The Hamptons
International Film Festival (HIFF), has had a long history with HIFF as the
Advisory Board founder and co-chair for a decade. Chaisson comes from
a film producing background
Lia Rinaldo, Managing Director of two major events–Devour! The
Food Film Fest in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, and Devour! The Beach in The
Bahamas.
She got her start in the film industry working for over 20+ years specifically with the Atlantic Film Festival for 22 years where she served as
Festival Director managing, programming and developing all events, as
well as TV shows and industry programs.
Amanda Salazar is currently the Partner Relations Manager at Fandor,
based in San Francisco. Previously she was the Director of Programming
at the Newport Beach Film Festival, where she was for 7 years and still
assists in Programming at various festivals. She is a contributing writer to
many publications in print and for websites as well as a classically trained
violinist in which she continues to perform and teach.
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Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club
Art & Design
Shorts Program
Friday, March 27
Sunday, March 29
12:30 pm
9:30 am
New Coat of Paint
The sexy story of the iconic British
artist David Hockney, who is adamant about living life in the now.
An old truck is given a new look by
Jim Bundschu and his son Jeff.
7 min. | Dir. Lucy Walker
8 min. | Dir. Casey O’Leary and
John Capone
Fish Out of Water
The Space Between
For over 30 years, Paola Navone's
unique designs have shattered convention. Cindy Allen, editor in chief
of Interior Design magazine, introduces Navone's boundless creativity
from Italian avant-garde to contemporary mainstream.
Biopic of iconic designer and Bay
Area native Michael Vanderbyl introduced by Interior Design magazine's Cindy Allen.
Shorts
David Hockney in the NOW
9 min. | Dir. Cindy Allen
10 min. | Dir. Cindy Allen
Native American Green: New
Directions in Tribal Architecture
This series of four short films highlights recent efforts to build innovative sustainable housing on Native
American tribal lands. Leading architects, builders, and tribal members
tell the stories behind their design,
financing and construction, and the
transformative effect they've had on
tribal communities.
18 min. | Dir. Richard Neill
Q&A follows the program
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Animation & Special Effects
Shorts Program
Woman’s Club
Burlingame Hall
Thursday, March 26
Saturday, March 28
12:00 pm
9:30 am
Lava
Singing seals in the Arctic to the
music by Hoagy Carmichael bring
an environmental message about
the protection of our oceans.
Pixar’s musical love story taking
place over millions of years, inspired
by the isolated beauty of tropical
islands and the explosive allure of
ocean volcanoes.
Shorts
Ain’t No Fish
4 min. | Dir. Lucy Walker
Deep End
7 min. | Dir. James Ford Murphy
Planet ∑
A song about a guy who relishes the
experience of sharing a pool with
female swimmers.
4 min. | Dir. Bill Plympton
Food
In planet Sigma (∑), enormous creatures are trapped inside the ice. And
then, all of a sudden explosions
erupt from subterranean volcanoes.
The ice begins to melt; a global
warming concludes the giants’ deep
slumber and new life begins.
9 min. | Dir. Momoko Seto
Sausage
How we see, think, eat and see food
is discussed in interviews with a
wide variety of eaters from around
the world, ranging from vegetarians, vegans, pescetarians to some
seriously dedicated carnivores.
4 min. | Dir. Siqi Song
Footprints
Topical issues of food ethics are
played out in the simple, but compelling tale of two artisan stallholders. Their idyllic market square is
invaded by a slick fast-food vendor,
set to steal all their customers.
6 min. | Dir. Robert Grieves
A hunter goes in search of a mysterious monster who is destroying the
environment, only to arrive at an
unexpected revelation.
4 min. | Dir. Bill Plympton
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Shorts
Animation & Special Effects cont.
Submarine Sandwich
Through the Breaking Glass
A butcher makes a unique
Submarine Sandwich out of objects.
Alice wakes up in a foreign land,
a beautiful place that makes her
immediately start to forget why she
is there and where she came from.
But evil forces are at work, and Alice
can’t afford the luxury of giving up.
2 min. | Dir. PES
The Kiosk
7 min. | Dir. Anete Melece
Wire Cutters
For years Olga's been stuck in her
magazines selling kiosk simply
because her monotonous life has
made her bigger than the exit.
7 min. | Dir. Anete Melece
A chance encounter proves fateful
for two robots mining on a desolate
planet.
9 min. | Dir. Jack Anderson
Without a Doubt
Illustration of a unique variation on
the 17th century philosopher Rene
Descartes's view of the world.
7 min. | Dir. Gerald Guthrie
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Thursday, March 26
Saturday, March 28
9:30 am
12:00 pm
Games We Played
Muse
On his way home from work, a
depressed business man rediscovers how to view the world through
the imagination of a child.
A life-changing event inspires an
artist to finally meet his object of
affection, but the outcome is not
what he expects.
God’s Got His Head in the Clouds
Natural Insemination
In a small country chapel, an elderly
local priest is kneeling in prayer. He
is alone until he turns around to
find 11-year-old Angelina standing
behind him. She has an inquisitive
look in her eyes. Who is this little
girl? Why is she there?
A romantic farce about a young couple and the increasingly desperate
measures they take to get pregnant.
Shorts
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Narrative Shorts Program
Sonoma Community Center
Vintage House
4 min. | Dir. Brett Rogstad
4 min. | Dir. Christopher Leps
17 min. | Dir. Crosby Selander
La Mime
Tadaima
A Japanese American family returns
home at the end of World War II
after the closure of the American
internment camps.
Two mimes connect in a battle that
bends reality.
The Devil Goes Down
The Devil, (Michael Kenneth
Williams) challenges a young man
to a game of basketball. The stakes?
What is in the Devil's bag against
the young man's soul.
14 min. | Dir. Gianluca Sodaro
16 min. | Dir. Robin Takao
D'Oench
on
ne
5 min. | Dir. Marjorie Cohen
Max
11 min. | Dir. Nicholas Julius
The Emmisary
An obsession with a young man
who resembles her son leads a
woman to a surprise encounter with
a stranger who suddenly shows up
at her New York City apartment.
5 min. | Dir. Rudy Dobrev
A day in the life of Ms. Davis. She
struggles with a decision she has
made for her son Max.
6 min. | Dir. Rajesh Naroth
The Walk
A young Jewish boy meets an older
Jewish man who imparts life lessons during their walks through
the neighborhood, to and from the
Temple.
20 min. | Dir. Aaron Wolf
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Short films preceding features
A Line in the Sand
Edward Abbey's words have always been deliberately provocative especially
when said in defense of the desert landscape he loved so much.
3 min. | Dir. Justin Clifton
Shorts
Plays with Love Thy Nature pg. 61
Friday, March 27 (3:00 pm) Sonoma Community Center
Sunday, March 29 (1:30 pm) Woman’s Club
Artoo in Love
Our droid-hero R2-D2 tries to find love in our galaxy. Joining him is an adorable cast of droid friends, as well as some enemies…
4 min. | Dir. Evan Atherton. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with Home pg. 59 and with The Week pg. 66
Sponsored by: Susan Atherton
Wednesday, March 25 (8:00 pm) Sonoma Community Center
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Vintage House
Saturday, March 28 (9:00 am) Sebastiani Theatre
Bear Story
An old bear goes out every day to a busy street corner. And through the
peephole of his small wooden theater containing tin puppets of his own
making, passersby see the life of a circus bear that longs to escape and
return to his family.
10 min. | Dir. Gabriel Osorio Vargas.
Plays with Apartment Troubles pg. 52
Saturday, March 28 (4:00 pm) Sonoma Community Center
Cheese
Jamie's no cheese connoisseur and the macho cheese monger at Global
Cheese knows it. So when Jamie buys some cheese for a party, she's unwittingly drawn into a macho superiority contest. Challenged to stand her
ground, this is a cheese shop face-off between old-guard patriarch and
new-generation feminism.
6 min. | Dir. Hannah Cheesman. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with Finding Gaston pg. 57
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Burlingame Hall
Saturday, March 28 (3:00 pm) Woman’s Club
Dancing with Nureyev
Guided by the tangible spirit of legendary dancer Rudolf Nureyev, an
impetuous young ballerina struggles to achieve her first professional breakthrough.
11 min. | Dir. Abraham Heisler. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with Dior and I pg. 56 and with Touching the Sound: The
Improbable Journey of Nobuyuki Tsujii pg. 68
Thursday, March 26 (2:00 pm) Sonoma Community Center
Thursday, March 26 (7:30 pm) Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
Saturday, March 28 (8:30 pm) Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
Dogumentary
A rescue dog creates abstract expressionist paintings. Proceeds from the sale
of the paintings benefit animal rescue shelters around the country.
3 min. | Dir. Peter McEvilley. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with Home. See page 59
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Short films preceding features
Dryden - The Small Town That Changed the Fracking Game
When the oil and gas industry came to the small town of Dryden, NY (population: 14,500) with plans to start fracking, things didn’t turn out quite how
they expected. Find out how a group of neighbors turned the tables on a
powerful industry—and changed the fracking game forever.
11 min. | Dir. Chris Jordan-Bloch. Q&A follows the feature film.
Thursday, March 26 (12:00 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Sunday, March 29 (1:00 pm) Vintage House
Shorts
Plays with Racing to Zero pg. 63
Esperanza
Juan Andrés, an 8-year-old neglected by his parents, ventures on a trip to
a neighborhood away from his posh home in La Paz looking for his nanny
Esperanza, who spends her nights honing her talents as a wrestling fighter.
13 min. | Dir. Jose Antonio Villegas. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with Lion’s Heart (Corazón de León) pg. 61
Sponsored by: Tery Parks
Saturday, March 28 (6:30 pm) La Luz Center
Sunday, March 29 (3:00 pm) Sonoma Community Center
Feast
One man's love life as seen through the eyes of his best friend and dog,
Winston, and revealed bite by bite through the meals they share. Oscar winner for animated short.
6 min. | Dir. Patrick Osborne
Plays with A Little Chaos pg. 50
Wednesday, March 25 (7:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Kara Women Speak
An intimate portrayal of the Ethiopian women of the Omo River Valley who
have lived for centuries unaffected by colonialism or modernity. Since a
woman's point of view is rarely sought in these patriarchal societies, their
stories often go untold.
10 min. | Dir. Jane Baldwin. Q&A follows the feature film
Plays with Oil and Water pg.
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Woman’s Club
Saturday, March 28 (3:00 pm) Vintage House
Lava
Pixar’s musical love story taking place over millions of years, inspired by
the isolated beauty of tropical islands and the explosive allure of ocean
volcanoes.
4 min. | Dir. James Ford Murphy. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with Strange Rumblings in Shangri-La pg. 64
Friday, March 27 (3:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Lēthē
A fundamental question about the connectedness of memory and identity:
what does the prospect of memory erasure entail for our continued identity
and notion of self?
4 min. | Dir. Leo Claussen. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with Beyond Clueless pg. 54
Thursday, March 26 (3:15 pm) Burlingame Hall
Friday, March 27 (8:00 pm) Woman’s Club
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Short film preceding features
My Mom’s Motorcycle
How the director's mom became the owner of a motorcycle for the My Rode
Reel competition. More deeply it is about how people use objects to connect
with times, ideas, and others.
Shorts
5 min. | Dir. Douglas Gartraud. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with My Summer in Provence pg. 62
Out on a Limb
Vasu Sojitra lost his right leg to a blood infection at 9 months old. Rather
than letting his disability define him, Vasu has always treated his amputation
as a mere hiccup in life.
5 min. | Dir. Tyler and Elliot Wilkinson-Ray
Plays with Higher pg. 59
Thursday, March 26 (6:00 pm) Vintage House
Sunday, March 29 (2:30 pm) Burlingame Hall
Silver Tsunami
The world faces a devastating crisis. Boomers, the largest generation, will
overwhelm healthcare with a multitude of diseases and costly care. Can science help before it’s too late?.
23 min. | Dir. Cynthia Harrison, Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with Death Makes Life Possible pg. 56
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Sebastiani Theatre
Thug Kitchen
A satirical trailer to advertise the release of the blog Thug Kitchen's cookbook.
4 min. | Dir. Dan Schechter. Q&A follows the feature film.
Plays with California High pg. 54
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Sonoma Community Center
Vocabulario
Xiaoyan and Werner, two characters who no longer expect anything from
their lives, begin a friendship that will take them to the depths of themselves
with an enthusiasm and innocence that they thought were lost.
11 min. | Dir. Sam Baixauli
Plays with Gente de Bien pg. 58
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Special Events
Opening
Reception
BACKLOT
TENT
Passholders Only
5:00
5 pm
5:30 pm
6 pm
6:30 pm
7 pm
7:30pm
Feast w/
A Little
Chaos
7:30
8 pm
Artoo In
Love w/
The Week
8:00
8:30
9 pm
9:30 pm
10 pm
Mix & Mingle
After Party
BURGERS & VINE
10:00
10:30 pm
11 pm
11:30 PM
MIDNIGHT
Events
Narrative Feature
Documentary Feature
Short Film Program
Narrative Feature: Vamos al Cine
Vamos al Cine Documentary
Family Program
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Thursday March 26
SEBASTIANI
THEATRE
SONOMA
COMMUNITY
CENTER
VINTAGE
HOUSE
BURLINGAME HALL
9 AM
10 AM
Generosity
of Eye
9:30
11 AM
Narrative
Shorts
9:30
Just Eat it:
A Food
Waste Story
9:15
The Doo
Dah Man
9:30
Noon
1 PM
Dryden: …w/
Racing to
Zero
12:00
Backcountry
12:00
Behavior
12:30
2 PM
3 PM
Vocabulario w/
Gente de
Bien
2:30
Dancing With
Nureyev w/
Dior & I
2:00
4 PM
A Hard Day
3:00
Lēthē w/
Beyond
Clueless
3:15
Out On a Limb
w/
Higher
6:00
A Shot
of Whisky
6:00
5 PM
6 PM
7 PM
My Mom’s
Motorcycle w/
My Summer
In Provence
5:30
Leaves of
The Tree
5:00
8 PM
Preggoland
8:00
9 PM
The Windmill
8:30
10 PM
11 PM
MIDNIGHT
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Thursday March 26
SONOMA
WOMAN'S
CLUB
SVMA
SPECIAL
EVENTS
9 AM
Far From
Home
9:30
10 AM
11 AM
Noon
Animation &
Special Effects
Shorts
12:00
1 PM
2 PM
3 PM
The Winding
Stream
3:00
4 PM
5 PM
Art House
5:30
LUNAFEST
5:00
6 PM
7 PM
Beltracchi:
The Art of
Forgery
8:00
Dancing With
Nureyev w/
Touching
The Sound
7:30
Whisky
A Go Go
Backlot Tent
7:00
8 PM
9 PM
10 PM
THE CHASER
After Party
Hopmonk
Tavern
10:00
SONOMAFILMFEST.ORG
11 PM
MIDNIGHT
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Friday March 27
SEBASTIANI
THEATRE
SONOMA
COMMUNITY
CENTER
VINTAGE
HOUSE
BURLINGAME
HALL
Artoo In Love w/
The Week
9:30
Cheese w/
Finding
Gaston
9:30
9 AM
10 AM
Silver Tsunami w/ Thug Kitchen w/
Death Makes
California
Life Possible
High
9:30
9:30
11 AM
Noon
1 PM
Dukhtar
12:30
Bear Story w/
Apartment
Troubles
12:00
Cantinflas
1:00
2 PM
The Mask
You Live In
12:30
3 PM
4 PM
Lava w/ Strange
Rumblings In
Shangri-La 3:30
A Line in The
Sand w/
Love Thy Nature
3:00
Unlikely
Heroes
3:30
Preggoland
3:30
5 PM
6 PM
SOLD
5:30
7 PM
Queens At
Court
5:30
Free to
Rock
6:00
Legends of
Ska
6:30
8 PM
9 PM
10 PM
The House
on Pine
Street
8:30
Tiempo
Felices
8:00
The Young
Kieslowski
8:30
11 PM
MIDNIGHT
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Friday March 27
SONOMA
WOMAN'S
CLUB
SPECIAL
EVENTS
9 AM
Kara Women
Speak w/ Oil
& Water
9:30
10 AM
11 AM
Noon
Art & Design
Shorts
12:30
1 PM
2 PM
3 PM
Cowspiracy
2:30
4 PM
5 PM
Just Eat It:
A Food Waste
Story
5:00
6 PM
7 PM
Lēthē w/
Beyond
Clueless
8:00
Prom
Night
Backlot Tent
7:00
8 PM
9 PM
10 PM
11 PM
MIDNIGHT
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Saturday March 28
SEBASTIANI
THEATRE
SONOMA
COMMUNITY
CENTER
Artoo In Love w/
Dogumentary w/
Home
9:00
Celestial
9:00
I Know What
I Saw
10:00
VINTAGE
HOUSE
BURLINGAME HALL
9 AM
10 AM
The Windmill
9:00
Animation &
Special Effects
Shorts
9:30
11 AM
Noon
1 PM
The Salvation
12:00
Thug Kitchen w/
California
High
1:00
2 PM
3 PM
1001 Grams
2:30
4 PM
Bear Story
Apartment
Troubles
4:00
5 PM
6 PM
Ciudad
Delirio
5:30
Kara Women
Speak w/
Oil & Water
3:00
SOLD
12:00
The Winding
Stream
2:30
An Eye
for Beauty
5:00
A Shot
of Whisky
6:00
7 PM
Backcountry
7:00
8 PM
9 PM
Narrative
Shorts
12:00
Queens at
Court w/ Do I
Sound Gay?
8:30
The House
on Pine
Street
8:30
Dukhtar
8:00
10 PM
11 PM
MIDNIGHT
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LL
Saturday March 28
SONOMA
WOMAN'S CLUB
SVMA
La Luz
SPECIAL EVENTS
9 AM
10 AM
11 AM
Noon
Behavior
12:00
Far From
Home
12:30
Cheese w/
Finding Gaston
3:00
Vocabulario
Gente
de Bien
3:00
1 PM
UFO
Symposium
Room 110
Community
Center
1:30
2 PM
3 PM
4 PM
5 PM
Searching
for Posada
5:00
6 PM
The Doo
Dah Man
6:00
7 PM
Esperanza
Lion's Heart
6:30
Legends of
Ska
8:30
Vamos al
Cine-FIESTA!
Backlot Tent
7:00
8 PM
9 PM
Dancing With
Nureyev w/
Dior & I
8:30
10 PM
Rossi
Dancehall
Party
10:00
11 PM
MIDNIGHT
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Sunday March 29
SEBASTIANI
THEATRE
SONOMA
COMMUNITY
CENTER
SVHS
Student
Program
9:30
Free to
Rock
10:00
VINTAGE
HOUSE
BURLINGAME
HALL
9 AM
10 AM
11 AM
Leaves of
The Tree
10:00
Cowspiracy
9:30
Noon
1 PM
2 PM
The
Connection
12:30
The Young
Kieslowski
12:00
An Eye
For Beauty
12:00
Dryden… w/
Racing to
Zero
1:00
3 PM
4 PM
The Mask
You Live In
3:30
5 PM
Esperanza
w/
Lion's Heart
3:00
Lava w/ Strange
Rumblings In
Shangri-La
4:00
6 PM
TBA
6:30
7 PM
8 PM
Out On a Limb
w/
Higher
2:30
Generosity
of Eye
5:30
The Search
6:30
9 PM
10 PM
11 PM
MIDNIGHT
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Sunday March 29
SONOMA
WOMAN'S CLUB
SVMA
La Luz
SPECIAL EVENTS
9 AM
Art & Design
Shorts
9:30
10 AM
11 AM
Noon
1 PM
Ciudad
Delirio
1:30
A Line in The
Sand w/
Love
Thy Nature
1:30
2 PM
3 PM
4 PM
Silver Tsunami w/
Death Makes
Life Possible
4:30
TBA
7:30
Beltracchi:
The Art of
Forgery
5:00
Tiempos
Felices
4:00
5 PM
6 PM
7 PM
Cantinflas
6:30
Art House
7:30
8 PM
Awards
Ceremony
SCC
8:00
9 PM
10 PM
11 PM
MIDNIGHT
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Opening Night
Narrative Feature - World Cinema – US Premiere
Films
A Little Chaos
This sumptuous British historical drama is actor Alan Rickman’s
directorial debut. King Louis XIV (Rickman) is determined to prove that
France can conjure unparalleled splendor and commissions the famous
landscape architect André Le Notre (Matthias Schoenaerts, Rust and
Bone) to design the grand gardens of the still-to-be-completed Palace
of Versailles. Madame Sabine De Barra (Academy Award winner Kate
Winslet) plays the revolutionary gardener hired by Le Notre. This strongwilled gardener has little time for his classical ordered designs; yet, as
the work progresses, she finds herself drawn to the enigmatic Le Notre
and forced to negotiate the perilous rivalries and intricate etiquette of
the court of King Louis XIV.
United Kingdom | 116 min. | Dir. Alan Rickman
Wednesday, March 25 (7:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
Sponsored by: Nelson Jobs
Short: Feast. See page 37
Closing Night
Narrative Feature - World Cinema
The Search
The Second Chechen War, 1999. A powerful recount, on a human scale,
of a conflict told through four lives that will be brought together by
a shocking twist of fate. After his parents are killed in their village, a
small boy flees, joining the flood of refugees. He meets Carole (Annette
Bening), a European Union delegation head and little by little, with
her help, he will return to life. At the same time, his elder sister Raïssa
searches tirelessly for him amongst the civilian exodus. Then there's
20-year-old Kolia... a recent Russian Army recruit, who will gradually be
overwhelmed by the daily life of wartime.
France, Georgia | 149 min. | Dir. Michel Hazanavicius
Sunday, March 29 (6:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
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Feature Films
- Northern CA Premiere
1001 Grams
When recently divorced, work-obsessed Norwegian scientist Marie
attends a seminar in Paris on the actual weight of a kilo, it is her own
measurement of disappointment, grief and, not least, love, that ends up
on the scale. A charming offbeat comedy.
Norway | 88 min. | Dir. Bent Hamer
Saturday, March 28 (2:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
A Hard Day
Films
- US Premiere
Detective Geon-soo is having a hard day, and in less than 24 hours he
receives a divorce notice from his wife, his mother passes away, and he
and his coworkers are investigated by police inspectors over alleged
embezzlement. Then on his way to his mother's funeral, he drives
recklessly and commits a fatal hit and run. He tries to cover-up the
accident by hiding the man's corpse in his deceased mother's coffin. But
someone has been watching all along, and Geon-soo gets a mysterious
call from a person claiming that he was the sole witness to the crime,
who now begins to threaten him.
Korea |111 min. | Dir. Seong-Hun Kim
Friday, March 26 (3:00 pm) Vintage House
Documentary Feature - Music
A Shot of Whisky
The Whisky A Go Go, The Roxy, The Viper Room, and The Troubador:
a quartet of Hollywood Sunset Strip nightclubs that changed music
history. The Whisky was so small, they introduced the concept of a
go-go dancer to best utilize the space and as a gimmick to entice larger
crowds. Bands like The Doors, Metallica, The Red Hot Chili Peppers,
Motley Crue, and Van Halen got their start as the house band there.
USA | 90 min. | Dir. Steve Graham
Sponsored by: WildFireWeb
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Feature Films
An Eye for Beauty
(Le règne de la beauté)
A romantic drama becomes a means for a sharply observant societal
critique in this new film from Academy Award winner Denys Arcand (The
Barbarian Invasions), about a married Québécois architect who embarks
upon a torrid love affair with a young Toronto woman. Arcand applies
his sensitivity to landscape, the seasons, community, friends, family, and
history giving the film a deeper social context.
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Narrative Feature - American Indies
Apartment Troubles
Two codependent roommates are definitely going to make it; they're just
not sure how. When they get evicted from their shoebox apartment in
Manhattan--conceptual art just doesn't cover the rent--they boldly take
off to L.A. and the promise of sunshine. As one door slams shut, another
opens and the duo decide to take their performance art sensibilities to
the mainstream by auditioning for a reality TV talent show.
USA | 77 min. | Dir. Jennifer Prediger, Jess Weixler
Short: Bear Story See page 36
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Documentary Feature - Art
Art House
Photographer and filmmaker Don Freeman explores the handmade
homes created and lived in by eleven distinguished American artists,
shedding light on a unique architectural typology characterized by
a D.I.Y. aesthetic, the appropriation of building techniques from art
practice, and a fierce spirit of individual expression that deserves deeper
examination in this age of architectural standardization. The film reveals
the inventiveness derived from the dialogue between each artist's
practice and the construction of their handmade homes.
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Thursday, March 26 (5:30 pm) Woman’s Club
Sunday, March 29 (7:30 pm) Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
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Backcountry
Based on a true story, a couple who become lost while camping in the
Canadian wilderness puts their already-fragile relationship in further
peril. That all pales when they realize they have unwittingly entered a
bear’s territory. It certainly primes the pump suspense-wise and makes
the case for camping out in a big ol’ RV with full hookups and locks on
the doors.
Canada | 92 min. | Dir. Adam MacDonald. Q&A follows film.
Sponsored by: Weekend Sherpa
Narrative Feature - Vamos al Cine
Behavior (Conducta)
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Adulthood comes early for Chala who at 11 years old must provide for
himself and his addict mother by raising carrier pigeons and training
dogs for fight. School provides a welcome respite for Chala who finds
support and guidance in the gregarious Chala, his teacher and sole
advocate. On day Chala is sent to live in a "re-education facility" much
to the outrage of Carmela. She embarks on a crusade to have Chala
released. Her unwavering tenacity rallies support for a movement calling
for significant education reforms.
Cuba | 108 min. | Dir. Ernesto Daranas
Short: Esperanza. See page 37
Documentary Feature - Art - Northern CA
Premiere
Beltracchi: The Art of Forgery
A mesmerizing, thought-provoking yet surprisingly amusing
documentary on the life and times of Wolfgang Beltracchi, who tricked
the international art world for nearly 40 years by forging and selling
paintings of early 20th-century masters. A larger-than-life personality
who was responsible for the biggest art forgery scandal of the postwar
era.
Germany | 93 min. | Dir. Arne Birkenstock
Sunday, March 29 (5:00 pm) Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
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Feature Films
Documentary Feature
Beyond Clueless
A dizzying journey into the mind, body and soul of the teen movie, as
seen through the eyes of over 200 modern coming-of-age classics with
a superstar cast list including Robert Pattinson, Heath Ledger, Reese
Witherspoon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Rachel McAdams, Jake Gyllenhaal,
Mark Wahlberg, Lindsay Lohan, Elijah Wood, Jennifer Garner and Kirsten
Dunst.
UK | 88 min. | Dir. Charlie Lyne
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Short: Lēthē. See page 37
Films
Documentary Feature - World Premiere
California High
California has been arguing over whether or not marijuana should be
legal for over 100 years. Now there's a new judge in this trial - you. From
the secret indoor grow rooms of Los Angeles to the epic mountainscape
of Humboldt County through the eyes of growers, cops, politicians and
activists, you will get up close and personal with the truth behind the
issues.
USA | 77 min. | Dir. Barnaby & Matthew O'Connor. Q&A follows the film.
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Sonoma Community Center
Short: Thug Kitchen. See page 38
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Cantinflas
The untold story of Mexico's greatest and most beloved comedy film
star of all times, from his humble origins on the small stage to the
bright lights of Hollywood. Charlie Chaplin once called him the greatest
comedian in the world.
Mexico | 102 min. | Dir. Sebastian del Amo
Sunday, March 29 (6:30 pm) La Luz Center
Sponsored by: Sonoma Materials
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Documentary Feature -UFO
Celestial
This film takes us to the Moon in a way NASA and all other space
agencies should have done years ago. Of the billions spent over the past
decades, we still have no idea what the Moon is really about. This visual
experience allows you to explore our Moon in its true essence. Look for
towers, buildings domes and you will see them.
USA | 50 min. | Dir. Jose Escamilla. UFO symposium at 11:30 am.
Saturday, March 28 (9:00 am) Sonoma Community Center
Ciudad Delirio
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Feature Films
On a magical night Javier, a Spanish doctor meets Angie a dancer and
owner of a salsa school who aspires to be part of DELIRIO: the most
famous salsa show in the world. When he returns to Madrid, Javier feels
at odds with his work and love life. He decides to return to "heaven's
branch", Cali, to stay there for a while. As fast as the moves of salsa dance,
Javier and Angie meet again to live a romance against all odds. Their
story is surrounded by salsa dancers in a city where dancing is a goal, a
dream, and it's life.
Colombia | 99 min. | Dir. Chus Gutierrez. Q&A follows the film.
Sponsored by: Celebrity Cruises
Documentary Feature - Environmental
Cowspiracy
The World's largest environmental organizations are failing to address
the single most destructive force facing the planet today. Follow the
shocking, yet humorous, journey of an aspiring environmentalist,
as he daringly seeks to find the real solution to the most pressing
environmental issues and true path to sustainability.
USA | 85 min. | Dir. Kip Andersen, Keegan Kuhn. Q&A follows the films.
Sunday, March 29 (9:30 am) Burlingame Hall
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Feature Films
Documentary Feature
Death Makes Life Possible
A beautiful journey through one of life's most feared experiences: death.
Scientists, spiritual teachers, health professionals, scholars, children, and
those who have had mystical near-death experiences share their stories
with anthropologist, Marilyn Schlitz. She explores the mysteries of death
and examines scientific research; ways to cope with grief; and considers the
possibility that consciousness might survive after bodily death. Engaging
in this exploration of the inevitable can help to transform the fear of death.
USA | 64 min. | Dir. Mark Krigbaum | Panel discussion with scientists from
The Buck Institute for Research on Aging
Films
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am), Sebastiani Theatre
Short: Silver Tsunami. See page 38
Documentary Feature Northern CA Premiere
Dior and I
The viewer is invited inside the storied world of the Christian Dior
fashion house with a privileged, behind-the-scenes look at the creation
of Raf Simons’ first haute couture collection as its new artistic director—a
true labor of love created by a dedicated group of collaborators. Melding
the everyday, pressure- filled components of fashion with mysterious
echoes from the iconic brand’s past, the film is also a colorful homage to
the seamstresses who serve Simons’ vision.
France | 90 min. | Dir. Frederic Tcheng
Sponsored by: Celebrity Cruises
Documentary Feature - LGBT
Do I Sound Gay?
Is there such a thing as a "gay voice"? Why do some people "sound gay"
but not others? Why are gay voices a mainstay of pop culture—but also
a trigger for anti-gay harassment? The documentary explores these
questions and more, and includes revealing interviews with Margaret
Cho, Tim Gunn, Don Lemon, Dan Savage, David Sedaris and George
Takei.
USA | 77 min. | Dir. David Thorpe
Documentary Short: Queens at Court. See page 63
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Feature Films
Dukhtar
The starkly beautiful and forbidding mountains of Pakistan provide
the setting for the first feature from award-winning filmmaker Afia
Nathaniel, a gripping drama about the power of maternal love in a land
ruled by tribal honor. Fleeing with her ten-year-old daughter after the
girl is promised in marriage as part of a peace treaty, the wife of a tribal
chieftain is pursued through the mountains by both her husband and
the intended groom’s henchmen.
Pakistan | 93 min. | Dir. Afia Nathaniel. Q&A follows the film.
Saturday, March 28 (8:00 pm) Burlingame Hall
Sponsored by: Dreamers and Heroes
Films
Far From Home
Sometimes the most beautiful forms of life can thrive in the most
unfavorable conditions. The story of Brolin Mawejje and he’s about to
become Africa's first Olympic snowboarder. Born in Kampala, Uganda,
Brolin's life has been a tumultuous journey of highs and lows, rejection
and acceptance. With the support of his community, Brolin is realizing
his potential as an Olympian and as a doctor with dreams of building a
hospital in his country's capital.
USA | 75 min. | Dir. Galen Knowles. Q&A follows the film.
Thursday, March 26 (9:30 am) Woman’s Club
Sponsored by: WHERE Magazine
Documentary Feature - Vamos al Cine
Finding Gaston
(Buscando a Gastón)
Can a cook change a country with his food? This documentary follows
Chef Gaston Acurio to find out the stories, the inspirations and the
dreams behind the man that has taken his cuisine outside his kitchen in
a mission to change his country with his food.
Peru | 78 min. | Dir. Patricia Perez. Q&A follows the film.
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Burlingame Hall
Short: Cheese. See page 36
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Feature Films
Free to Rock
Explores the soft power effect Rock & Roll music caused behind the Iron
Curtain between the years 1955 and 1991, and how it contributed to the
collapse of the Soviet Empire and the end of the Cold War. Rock & Roll
became the Sound of Freedom to the Iron Curtain youth as it quickly
spread like a virus across Europe and the USSR, while inspiring its youth
to demand their freedom from communist rule.
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USA | 61 min. | Dir. Jim Brown
Sunday, March 29 (10:00 am) Sonoma Community Center
Documentary Feature - Art
Films
Generosity of Eye
The surprising story of a major art collection transforming into education
for African American kids in Harlem. It is the very personal tale of actress
Julia Louis-Dreyfus discovering how her father William's passions for
art, justice and education connect in a single act of generosity. The
Louis-Dreyfus Family Collection -- more than three thousand paintings,
drawings and sculptures will be sold to create an endowment for
Geoffrey Canada's Harlem Children's Zone.
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US
Thursday, March 26 (9:30 am) Sebastiani Theatre
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Gente de Bien
Eric, 10, finds himself almost overnight living with Gabriel, his father,
who he barely knows. The man has trouble keeping their heads above
water and building a relationship with his son. Maria Isabel, the woman
Gabriel works for as a carpenter, decides to take the child under her
wing.
Colombia | 110 min. | Dir. Franco Lolli. Q&A follows the film.
Thursday, March 26, (2:30 pm) Sebastiani Theatre
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Documentary Feature - Sports
Higher
Snowboarder Jeremy Jones hits the slopes in Jackson Hole and Lake
Tahoe before heading to the Eastern Alaska Range and the Himalayas of
Nepal. A snowboarding journey of wisdom and expertise about thriving
and surviving in the winter wilderness.
USA | 95 min. | Dir. Jeremy Jones. Q&A follows the film.
Short: Out on a Limb. See page 38
Narrative Feature - Children’s Program
Home
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When Oh, a lovable misfit from another planet, lands on Earth and finds
himself on the run from his own people, he forms an unlikely friendship
with an adventurous girl named Tip who is on a quest of her own.
Through a series of comic adventures with Tip, Oh comes to understand
that being different and making mistakes is all part of being human. And
while he changes her planet and she changes his world, they discover
the true meaning of the word HOME. Shown in 3D!
USA | 94 min. | Dir. Tim Johnson
Shorts: Artoo and Dogumentary pg. 36
Documentary Feature - UFO
I Know What I Saw
Director James Fox assembled the most credible UFO witnesses from
around the world to testify at The National Press Club in Washington D.C.
including Air Force generals, astronauts, military and commercial pilots,
government and FAA officials from seven countries who tell stories that,
as Governor Fife Symington from Arizona stated, "will challenge your
reality."
USA | 94 min. | Dir. James Fox. UFO symposium follows the film
Saturday, March 28 (10:00 am) Sonoma Community Center
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Feature Films
Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story
We all love food. As a society, we devour countless cooking shows,
culinary magazines and foodie blogs. So how could we possibly be
throwing nearly 50% of it in the trash? Filmmakers and food lovers Jen
and Grant dive into the issue of waste from farm, through retail, all the
way to the back of their own fridge. After catching a glimpse of the
billions of dollars of good food that is tossed each year in North America,
they pledge to quit grocery shopping and survive only on discarded
food. What they find is truly shocking!
USA | 75 min. | Dir. Grant Baldwin. Q&A follows the film.
Thursday, March 26 (9:15 am) Vintage House
Films
Narrative Feature: American Indies
Leaves of the Tree
A mythical tree shrouded in religious lore leads Patrick, a once powerful
patent lawyer for a pharmaceutical firm sidelined by a life threatening
disease, on a journey to discover the secret of the tree's medicinal leaves.
"The Tree" intersects faith, doubt and belief for all those that come into
contact with its unique ability to heal.
USA, Italy | 75 min. | Dir. Ante Novacovic. Q&A follows the film.
Sunday, March 29 (10:00 am) Vintage House
Documentary Feature: Music
Legends of Ska: Cool & Copasetic
A celebration of the music, culture and enthusiasm of Jamaica as a
newly independent nation more than 50 years ago. In the spirit of the
Buena Vista Social Club this documentary focuses primarily on the
years 1962-1966 by interspersing vintage and contemporary concert
footage, authentic tourist 8mm home movies, photographs, newsreels,
artifacts and rare interviews, all of which illuminate the facts and myths
surrounding the music. Ska was Jamaica’s first popular musical export,
which sprang from the jazz clubs and dance halls of Kingston to spawn
a worldwide dance craze. Without Ska, there is no Reggae.
USA | 94 min. | Dir. Brad Klein. Q&A follows the film.
Friday, March 27 (6:30 pm) Burlingame Hall
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Feature Films
Narrative Feature: Vamos al Cine
Lion’s Heart (Corazón de León)
Ivana Cornejo is a successful lawyer. After she loses her mobile phone,
Ivana receives a call from the person who found it. It is León Godoy, an
important architect with a very attractive personality, he’s charming,
charismatic, a perfect gentleman and also divorced. They decide to meet
but when he arrives she is in shock when she finds out he is barely 4 feet
tall! This comedy makes you think and will keep you laughing.
Argentina | 94 min. | Dir. Marcos Carnevale
Short: Esperanza. See pg. 37
Films
Love Thy Nature
We need to fall in love in nature. What we fall in love with, we protect.
When we fall in love, we transform. Through loving and protecting
nature, we can heal ourselves and ensure a future for our children.
The film weaves a rational exploration– using experts' interviews and
narration– into an emotional journey. It immerses us in an awe-inspiring,
sensual and poetic experience, awakening our reverence for the natural
world. Narrated by Liam Neeson.
USA | 76 min. | Dir. Silvie Rokab. Q&A follows the film.
Sponsor: Transcendence Theatre Company
Short: A Line in the Sand. See page 36
Shorts Program
Lunafest
Established in 2000 by LUNA, the makers of the Whole Nutrition
Bar for Women, LUNAFEST connects women, their stories and their
causes through film. This traveling film festival spotlights the work of
a diverse array of talented women filmmakers with intelligent, funny
and thought-provoking themes. Eight selected short films will compel
discussion, make you laugh, tug at your heartstrings and motivate you
to make a difference in your community. Incredibly diverse in style
and content, LUNAFEST is united by a common thread of exceptional
storytelling - by, for and about women.
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Feature Films
My Summer in Provence
(Avis de Mistral)
Lea, Adrian, and their little brother Theo, born deaf, go on holiday in
Provence with their grandfather, Paul "Oliveron" who they never met
because of a family quarrel. Unfortunately, it's not the holidays they
dreamed, especially after their father announced that he was leaving the
house. In less than 24 hours, it is the clash of generations between the
teens and their grandfather.
France | 105 min. | Dir. Rose Bosch
Short: My Mom’s Motorcycle. See page 36
Films
Oil and Water
True story of two boys coming of age in the middle of one of the world's
worst toxic disasters. Hugo goes to America to fight for the survival
of his Amazonian tribe, while David goes to Ecuador in an attempt to
revolutionize the oil industry. Their journeys lead them to explore a
more just future for people around the world born with oil beneath
their feet.
USA | 78 min. | Dir. Francine Strickwerda, Laurel Spellman-Smith.
Q&A follows film.
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Woman’s Club
Short: Kara Women Speak. See pg. 37
- US Premiere
Preggoland
When 35-year-old Ruth ruins a baby shower with her juvenile antics, her
old high school cronies-who are all mothers now-promptly de-friend
her. But when she is later mistakenly thought to be ‘with child’ she is
inexplicably welcomed back into the group. Although she initially tries
to come clean, the many perks of pregnancy are far too seductive to
ignore. This is a comedy about our societal obsession with babies and
the lengths we’ll go to be part of a club.
Canada | 109 min. | Dir. Jacob Tierney. Q&A follows film.
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Documentary Feature - LGBT
Queens at Court
Follows 4 LGBTQ tennis players over 8 months and 2 tournaments
showcasing the beauty and the challenge of being transgendered,
obese, ex-military or cross cultural. It gets the viewer to reconsider
their understanding of how sport, its clubs, teams and individuals are
represented in the mainstream. It asks you how accepting and tolerant
you are of those who are 'different', and of yourself.
USA | 22 min. | Dir. Shiv Paul. Q&A follows the film.
Friday, March 27 (5:30 pm), Sonoma Community Center
Sponsored by: USTA NorCal
Documentary Feature: Do I Sound Gay? See page 56
Films
Racing to Zero, in Pursuit
of Zero Waste
Quick-moving, up-beat documentary presenting new solutions to the
global problem of waste. Although waste may create garbage, garbage
is in itself a RESOURCE, and that is the key. The trail of trash and recycling
is followed by Robert Haley, Zero Waste Manager for the City of San
Francisco as we travel the city from high to low and look behind-thescenes at how zero waste can be achieved.
USA | 59 min. | Dir. Christopher Beaver. Q&A follows the film.
Short: Dryden -The Small Town that Changed the Fracking Game.
See page 37
- Vamos al Cine
Searching for Posada:
ART and Revolutions
José Guadalupe Posada’s art lampooned politicians, recorded vivid
images of the Mexican Revolution, inspired Mexico's famed Taller
Grafica Popular to use art for social causes, incredibly helped the Cuban
Revolution succeed, adorned concert tickets for the Grateful Dead and
today leaps to life annually as the skeletal images seen during Day of
the Dead, so popular now that even Disney and Pixar are planning a Day
of the Dead animation film. Yet Posada’s influence is rarely associated
with his name, his true story virtually unknown. Posada art will be on
exhibition.
Mexico, USA | 41 min. | Dir. Victor Mancilla. Q&A follows the film.
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Sold
Lakshmi is a twelve year-old Nepali girl who is sold into prostitution after
a monsoon destroys her family's rice paddy. Her life becomes a living
nightmare. She escapes this harsh reality in her dreams of her mountain
home and her memories of her mother. Her faith and the memories of
her mother give her the courage to endure and to plan a daring escape.
Lakshmia's strength and dignity give us hope that an end to slavery is
possible. Actor David Arquette in attendance.
India | 97 min. | Dir. Jeffrey Brown | Q&A with filmmakers
Sponsored by: JaMel & Tom Perkins
Films
Documentary Feature -Sports
Strange Rumblings
in Shangri-La
This mix of high performance surfing and stunning cinematography
documents the unforgettable worldwide journey of a group of surfers
in search of their own holy grail. From the frigid waters of Iceland to the
tropical beauty of Mozambique, from dreamy French beach breaks to
exotic islands off the coast of Brazil, and into deepest Indonesia.
USA | 60 min. | Dir. Joe Guglielmino
Short: Lava. See page 37
Sponsored by: Weekend Sherpa
- US Premiere
The Connection (Le French)
A stylish, 70's-period crime thriller inspired by true events, this is the
story of real-life Marseilles magistrate Pierre Michel (Academy Award®
Winner Jean Dujardin, The Artist, The Wolf of Wall Street) and his
relentless crusade to dismantle the most notorious drug smuggling
operation in history: the French Connection.
France | 135 min. | Dir. Cedric Jimenez
Sponsored by: Bruce A. Miller Trust
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Narrative Feature - American Indies California Premiere
The Doo Dah Man
1980. Smitty, an escaped convict, is driving aimlessly across America in a
stolen car. Jake, a New Jersey college student, is also on the run, from a
home life that has suddenly exploded in his face as his estranged father
wants to rejoin the family. Their lives intersect on the lonely highways of
America's southwest.
USA | 91 min. | Dir. Claude Green. Q&A follows the film.
Thursday, March 26 (9:30 am) Burlingame Hall
Films
The House on Pine Street
Seven months pregnant, Jennifer reluctantly returns to her hometown
after an unexpected mental breakdown. When strange things start
happening in her rental home, Jennifer begins to fear that it may be
haunted. Alone in her convictions, Jennifer is forced to question her
sanity as she attempts to find out what, if anything, is plaguing the
house.
USA | 111 min. | Dir. Aaron Keeling. Q&A follows the film.
Documentary Feature
The Mask You Live In
Jennifer Siebel Newsom returns to SIFF (Miss Representation, 2012).
Her documentary explores how our culture's narrow definition of
masculinity is harming our boys, men and society at large and unveils
what we can do about it.
USA | 97 min. | Dir. Jennifer Siebel Newsom. Q&A follows the film.
Sponsored by: Sonoma Valley Education Foundation
& Sonoma Mentoring Alliance
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- US Premiere
The Salvation
In 1870s America, a peaceful settler (Mads Mikkelsen “The Hunt,” “After
the Wedding”) kills his family's murderer which unleashes the fury of
a notorious gang leader. His cowardly fellow townspeople then betray
him, forcing him to hunt down the outlaws alone.
Denmark | 92 min. | Dir. Kristian Levring
Sponsored by: Wine Country Cyclery
Films
The Week
A washed up TV host whose wife leaves him the day before their weeklong ten year anniversary celebration in wine country, finds himself alone
with his thoughts, his dog, a bunch of catered food and a ton of booze.
So he decides to do all of the events he had planned for the week-long
celebration - by himself. And the week becomes his personal vision quest,
filled with odd characters, awkward romance, and some overdue self
examination. What was supposed to be a celebration of the love of two
people turns out to be a journey of discovery for one complicated guy.
USA | 97 min. | Dir. John W. Mann and Jon Gunn. Q&A follows the film
Wednesday, March 25 (8:00 pm) Sonoma Community Center
Friday, March 27 (9:30 am) Vintage House
Short: Artoo in Love. See page 36
The Winding Stream
The tale of the dynasty at the very heart of country music. Starting with
the seminal Original Carter Family, A.P., Sara and Maybelle; this music
history documentary traces the ebb and flow of their influence, the
transformation of that act into the Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle,
the marital alliance between June Carter and music legend Johnny Cash,
and the efforts of the present-day family to keep this legacy alive.
USA | 90 min. | Dir. Beth Harrington. Q&A follows the film.
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- US Premiere
The Windmill (Die Windpomp)
A beautiful, humorous and quirky love story that revolves around
17 year old Henri who arrives on the doorstep of an oddly familiar
retirement village. He is taken under the wing of a kind, elderly neighbor
who, for some odd reason, forces him to take regular baths at her house
after purposely damaging Henri’s plumbing! Not everything is as it
seems in Henri's world…
South Africa | 114 min. | Dir. Etienne Fourie. Q&A follows the film.
Saturday, March 28 (9:00 am) Vintage House
Films
The Young Kieslowski
At Caltech, two awkward virgins hook up (drunkenly), fall in love
(maybe), and get pregnant (twins). Suddenly parents-to-be, Brian
Kieslowski and Leslie Mallard must heroically battle their own neuroses,
while trying to figure out what the hell they should do next. Producer
Seth Caplan previous films at SIFF were: "In Search of a Midnight Kiss,"
"Flatland," and "Sphereland.”
USA | 94 min. | Dir. Kerem Sanga. Q&A follows the film.
Tiempos Felices
Max is a young man involved in a relationship he’s unable to end. After
using up all possible resources to break up with his girlfriend, he decides
to hire an agency that specializes in ending relationships. However, he
regrets his decision and tries to cancel his contract with the agency, but
they are not willing to stop. At least, not until they achieve their goal.
USA | 94 min. | Dir. Luis Javier Henaine. Q&A follows the film.
Sponsored by: San Francisco Mexican Consulate and Aeromexico
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Feature Films
Touching the Sound: The
Improbable Journey of
Nobuyuki Tsujii
Miraculous story of Japanese pianist blind from birth, who has become
a symbol of Hope for all those with disabilities, hurdles to overcome,
and problems in life. Performing throughout the world as a musical
ambassador for his country, Nobuyuki Tsujii, or 'Nobu' as he is called
by millions on fans with 'Nobu Fever', his is a story about the power of
music and an inspiration to all people who face disabilities, hurdles, or
obstacles in life.
Film introduction by Zarin Mehta co-Executive Director, Green Music
Center/SSU (former President of the New York Philharmonic)
USA | 68 min. | Dir. Peter Rosen. Q&A follows the film.
Films
Short: Dancing with Nureyev. See page 36
Unlikely Heroes
(Schweizer Helden)
One woman, 11 asylum seekers, and just a few days to put on a
play. Will it be a success, or a total disaster? Sabine, a middle-aged
psychotherapist’s assistant, doesn’t have much to look forward to this
Christmas. Her daughter and ex-husband are off to Jamaica for the
holidays, and her so-called friends purposely neglected to include
Sabine in their annual trip to a resort in St. Moritz. But when an accident
leads Sabine to a center for asylum seekers in Switzerland, she concocts
a slapdash plan that may just make this holiday season worthwhile.
Switzerland | 94 min. | Dir. Peter Luisi
Sponsored by: Swiss Consulate of San Francisco
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The SONOMAWOOD sign
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First created in 2009 the sign has become a beacon of the SIFF, but that
was never the intention.
It is a common core performance math task, teaching the Pythagorean
Theorem, angle concepts and construction skills to students but that
is not the intention. It is the foundation for a four week unit about
Hollywood which includes visits from directors, filmmakers and various
SIFF personnel, but, well, you get the idea.
What the sign does, along with the other artwork created for the festival
by Creekside High School is connect students to their community. As Skip
Olinger said last year, “Helping kids express their ideas is fundamental to
the mission of the film festival. The sign is the actualization of a project by
kids who otherwise don’t get much chance to see their ideas come to life.”
Along with the darn sign, this year
students are busy creating an 8foot cage, giant environmental
farm animals, venue flags, and
wooden donation boxes for the festival. Got an idea? Sure, Creekside
can do that. They are the "Rosie
the Riveter" of the Film Festival.
Life is short, work hard, create, and
connect.
Students are rewarded for their
creative efforts with passes to the
festival which enable them to travel
around the world watching films
about issues which they have never
been exposed to. Then the connections happen, the world is a big and
your potential is unlimited.
All because of that darn sign.
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