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48 AMAZING GRACE: JEFF BUCKLEY
48 CONVERSATIONS WITH NICKLE
49 DON’T CALL IT HEIMWEH...
49 DOUBLE DARE
50 THE FORBIDDEN TEAM
50 THE FUTURE OF FOOD
51 GUERRILLA: THE TAKING
OF PATTY HEARST
52 I LIKE KILLING FLIES
52 IN THE REALMS OF THE UNREAL
53 A LEAGUE OF
ORDINARY GENTLEMEN
53 MAKING GRACE
54 MOJADOS: THROUGH THE NIGHT
54 THE NOMI SONG
55 OFF TO WAR
55 PARALLEL LINES
56 POPaganda:
The Art & Subversion of Ron English
56 SCREAMING MEN (HUUTAJAT)
57 SHOCKING & AWFUL: A GRASS ROOTS RESPONSE TO WAR IN IRAQ
57 SCHOOL BOARD BLUES
58 SOLDIERS PAY
58 STILL, THE CHILDREN ARE HERE
59 TROLLYWOOD
59 WITCHES IN EXILE
60 WORDS OF MY PERFECT TEACHER
61 THE WORLD ACCORDING TO
BUSH(LE MONDE SELON BUSH)
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DOCUMENTARY FEATURES
“Singer songwriter Jeff Buckley is remembered in hues of gray and sepia in this biography
charting his rise from obscurity to his untimely death. “Grace,” he said, “is what matters—in anything. It keeps you from reaching for the gun too quickly.” This is an intimate
portrait of a true artist and avid journal keeper who translated his experiences into
music.”
(Barbara Pokras)
AMAZING GRACE:
JEFF BUCKLEY
Directed by
Nyla Adams and Laurie Trombley
USA / 2004 / 60 minutes
Community Center
Town Hall
10/15 • 7:00pm W 10/17 • 3:30pm
In Europe, they speak of him in holy
whispers. In America, he’s a mysterious
footnote. He was poised for huge commercial success, but Jeff Buckley’s untimely death
kept him on the periphery of popular music.
Amazing Grace: Jeff Buckley, a passionately
crafted documentary, sets out to investigate
the extraordinary phenomenon of Jeff
Buckley, a musician of relatively modest com-
mercial success, with only one full-length
album, who has become a veritable tour de
force of inspiration for artists across the
globe.
Interviews include all four of the Jeff
Buckley Band members, friends, family, colleagues, critics, DJs, producers, and fans.
From Sydney, New York, and London to
Memphis, Montpelier, and Los Angeles, the
film takes viewers on an expansive yet
incredibly intimate trip through the world of
Jeff Buckley, and explores how he continues to
inspire his fans–from classical composers to
rock ‘n roll superstars and everyone in
between.
Main Credits:
Directors/ Producers/ Cinematographers:
Laurie Trombley, Nyla Bialek Adams
BIO
of New Rochelle in Westchester, New York.
She’s spent the past nine years marketing for
various companies, including A&E Television
and The History Channel, FUSE, and Regal
CineMedia, while moonlighting as co-producer and co-director of her first film.
Nyla Bialek Adams worked as an audio
visual technican while studying at Trinity
College in Hartford. After graduating, she
spent several years working in documentary
programming at A&E television before leaving to co-produce, co-direct, and edit
Amazing Grace: Jeff Buckley.
Conversations with Nickle is a narrative
documentary that takes us through profoundly surprising events in Gay Nickle
Lauritzen’s life as she struggles to overcome
the disabling effects of Lou Gehrig’s disease.
With inspiring humor and courage, Nickle
teaches us about the immense power of the
human spirit.
Lorette Bayle is an award-wining
BIO documentary and narrative filmmaker. Her narrative film Mariela’s Kitchen
won a Silver Award for Best Dramatic Short
at the Houston International Film Festival,
was a finalist in the Next Frame Festival,
screened in festivals internationally and
domestically, and aired on Fine Cut for KCET
(PBS, Los Angeles) in 2001. Lorette produced and directed a number of in-studio
programs for KUED (PBS, Salt Lake City),
winning a Silver Award for Brahms at 100 in
1997. She has traveled to three continents to
produce and shoot documentaries, some of
which include Haite, Land of Hope, The
Enchanted Gardens of England, and A Gift to the
City. She has worked for the Sundance
Institute, Independent Feature Project/LA,
and American Zoetrope. Currently, Lorette is
a production executive at the Eastman Kodak
Company. She completed an MFA in film and
theater directing at the California Institute of
the Arts (CalArts) in 1999.
Laurie Trombley was handpicked by
Jeff Buckley to be his fan relations
manager while she was attending the College
CONVERSATIONS
WITH NICKLE
EAST COAST PREMIERE
Directed by Lorette Bayle
W
Town Hall
10/13 • 1:30pm
Main Credits:
Director
Lorette Bayle
Producer
Lorette Bayle
Cinematographer
Lorette Bayle
Editor
Bryan Pitcher
Composers
Phil Curtis,
Brian Demke
*Benefit screening for
Albany ALS support Group
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“Six decades ago Margot Friedlander fled her native Berlin as the city succumbed to Nazi
control. She narrowly escaped with her life; the rest of her family was not so fortunate.
A lifetime later she returns to find a homeland she no longer recognizes, confronting bitter memories and educating German youth about hardships they can barely comprehend. A moving and unsentimental tale of one woman’s indomitable will to survive.
(Jeff Economy)
DON’T CALL IT
HEIMWEH...
The Greeks call it nostalgia–in German
Heimweh. At the age of eighty-two, Margot
Friedlander begins a journey to resolve a life
long search for home and identity. Surviving
Nazi Germany hidden by Germans while her
family was murdered in Auschwitz has left her
with truly conflicted feelings.
Thomas Halaczinsky was born and
BIO raised in Germany and has lived in
New York City since 1991. He has produced
several feature films here and abroad, among
them Facing the Forest (1993), directed by
Peter Lilienthal and shot on location in Israel.
In the United States he produced the feature
film Zoo (1999) and line-produced Cross-Eyed
(1997). As a documentary filmmaker he has
produced and directed numerous films shown
on television here and abroad.
Recently he completed the first segment of a
compilation film about elderly women in the
Unitd States, entitled I am… that premiered
at the Jewish Women’s Film Festival in New
York City, 2002. He produced and directed
the lead segment for a television-special about
Stanley Kubrick’s film 2001 - A Space Odyssey
reaching the year it projected for
German/French culture channel ARTE. For
his participation in the Emmy winning documentary about war crimes against women in
former Yugoslavia Calling The Ghost, that
debuted on HBO/Cinemax he won an ACE
award in 1996 in the category international
documentaries. Mr. Halaczinsky made his
directorial debut as a codirector with Der
Himmelsschluessel (Key to Heaven) a film about
a 90-year-old woman and the impact that
Catholic religion had on her life. (Directed by
Karl Heinz Rehbach and produced for
renowned Kleines Fernsehspiel ZDF, Germany.)
Amanda Micheli is an award-winning filmmaker with a solid background as both a director and a cinematographer. She shot, edited, and directed Just for the
Ride, a documentary about the women’s pro
rodeo circuit, that won an Academy Award
and an International Documentary
Association Award in student categories and
premiered on the prestigious PBS series POV in
1996. Since then she has shot a Sundance
Award-winning documentary (My Flesh and
Blood, HBO) and an Emmy-nominated film set
in Cambodia (The Flute Player, PBS). She was
more recently the cinematographer of Witches in
Exile, a film shot in Ghana, that won the Special
Jury Prize at SXSW in spring 2004 and is scheduled for release later this fall.
Amanda’s second film as a director,
Double Dare, won the audience award for Best
Documentary at both the AFI FEST in Los
Angeles and the San Francisco International
Film Festival, and is scheduled for release in
early 2005. She is currently shooting and producing an HBO documentary directed by photographer Lauren Greenfield. Other production
credits include You’re Gonna Miss Me (in post),
Same River Twice (Sundance, 2003), and the
ITVS series American Girls. Amanda is a graduate of Harvard University and has been a member of the top U.S. women’s rugby team for
over a decade.
Directed by Thomas Halaczinsky
W
Community Center
10/16 • 11:30pm
Main Credits:
Director, Producer
Thomas Halaczinsky
Cinematographer
Francisco Dominguez
Editor
Sabine Krayenbuehl
Preceded by
The 43rd Spring & Old Country
DOUBLE DARE
Directed by Amanda Micheli
NEW YORK PREMIERE
In Competition
Preceded by misc shorts
CMF 2
10/16
• 4:00pm
H
Town Hall
10/17
•11:00am
W
Double Dare is a double-barreled, actionpacked documentary about two Hollywood
stuntwomen, Jeannie Epper and Zoe Bell.
Jeannie, who refused to retire at sixty-two,
doubled for Wonder Woman in the 70s, and
Zoe landed the coveted job of doubling for
Xena at the age of eighteen. With star-studded
interviews and rollicking live-action stunt
sequences, Double Dare is a candid look at two
strong, dedicated women who pursue tough
careers in male-dominated Tinseltown
BIO
“Stunning cinematography blends sports and spirituality in this documentary about a
Tibetan refugee soccer team in India training for their first international event. Brisk editing deftly blends slow and fast motion and perfectly reveals this duality. A heartfelt exploration of themes of freedom and nationhood; a cameo by the Dalai Lama is an added
treat.”
(Barbara Pokras)
THE FORBIDDEN
TEAM
EAST COAST PREMIERE
Directed by Arnold Krolgaard
and Rasmus Dinesen
Denmark / 2003 / 55 minutes
W Town Hall
10/15 • 7:00pm
H
CFM 2
10/17 • 2:00pm
Main Credits:
Directors
Producers
Arnold Krolgaard,
Rasmus Dinesen
Karim Stoumann
Jesper Holm,
Joanna Din Mitchew
Malena Belafonte
Editors
Mette Zeruneith
Flemming Davidsen
Composers
Jesper Mechienburg
Supersonic
Screening with
Devotion and Defiance
There’s a revolution going on in the farm
fields and on the dinner tables of
America–a revolution that originated behind
the closed doors of corporate boardrooms and
government agencies over the use of genetically modified organisms in our food. The Future
of Food offers an in-depth investigation into
the disturbing truth behind the unlabeled
G.M.O products that have quietly filled grocery store shelves over the past decade.
From the test tube, to the farm field, to
the supermarket, the film follows the personal stories of the farmers in the United States
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The Forbidden Team is the story of a
national football team without a nation.
It is a humorous documentary about a cultural clash, dreams coming true, and football–as
Buddha would have played it!
The Forbidden Team follows the Tibetan
National Soccer Team as they get ready for the
first major game of their career. Invited to play
against Greenland in Denmark, the Tibetan
team enlists the services of a Danish coach
who struggles against the odds to get the
team ready. They are described as “looking
like the Flanders battlefield in World War
One,” their training takes place in pea-soup
fog, and their field is actually part of a thoroughfare used by people and animals during
and Canada who have been sued
by large multinational corporations
for continuing the time-honored tradition of
saving seeds, and the scientists in the United
States and Europe who have been censored
for raising serious public and environmental
health concerns. Finally, consumers are
beginning to question why this has escaped
the attention of both the media and the federal agencies in charge of keeping our food
safe.
The Future of Food unravels the complex
web of market and political forces that are
changing the nature of what we eat.
Deborah Koons Garcia fell in love
BIO with filmmaking when she first
picked up a Bolex. Her educational series All
About Babies, narrated by Jane Alexander, won
a Cine Golden Eagle and a Gold Medal from
the John Muir Medical Film Festival, among
other awards. Deborah´s feature film Poco
Loco “finds its groove in gentle romantic fan-
both practices and games. And dealing with
the Indian government on visa matters is a
whole other story!
What transpires is a beautiful film that
paints an enormously touching portrait of a
team for whom there is much more at stake
than merely winning the game.
Rasmus Dinesen has produced
and/or directed the short films
Traffic Safety, The Duel, Summertime, and
United Colors of Football.
Arnold Krøigaard directed the TV documentary Frederik to All Times and served as
both the director and scriptwriter on the documentary AIDS is Easy to Cure.
BIO
THE FUTURE
OF FOOD
Directed by Deborah Koons Garcia
H
CMF 2
10/15 • 8:45pm
W Town Hall
10/16 • 7:00pm
Main Credits:
Director
Deborah Koons Garcia
Producers
Catherine Lynn Butler
Cinematographer
John Chater
Screenwriter
Editor
Vivien Hillgrove
Composer
Todd Boekelheide
tasy,” according to Variety. She was the instigator and chief creative consultant for Grateful
Dawg, a documentary about the musical
friendship between her husband Jerry Garcia
and David Grisman. Grateful Dawg premiered
at the Telluride Film Festival and went on to
a lively run on the festival circuit, in theaters,
and on television.
DOCUMENTARY FEA-
With Guerrilla, filmmaker
Robert Stone brings into sharp
focus the mood of the early
1970s, a mood that inspired the
formation of the first radical domestic terrorist cell to become a media
sensation in the United States, the
Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA). The SLA
wreaked havoc on the West Coast and our
national psyche for over two years, leaving
behind a rich trove of paranoid recordings
and scores of violent acts, including the kidnapping of heiress Patty Hearst, who would
GUERRILLA:
THE TAKING OF
PATTY HEARST
NEW YORK PREMIERE
Directed by Robert Stone
R Upstate 1
10/15 • 9:30pm
W
Tinker
10/17 • 1:00pm
Main Credits:
subsequently join the SLA under the alias
“Tania.” As much a thriller as it is a document of the times, Guerrilla brings a striking,
shocking moment in the nation’s history
back to light.
Robert Stone was born in
England in 1958 and
spent his childhood in both
England and America. He graduated with a degree in history from
the University of Wisconsin/
Madison in 1980. Eventually settling in
New York City, he began making a film
about nuclear weapons testing in the Pacific.
The result was the acclaimed Radio Bikini
(1987), nominated for an Oscar for best feature documentary. This was followed by the
feature documentaries The Satellite Sky
(1989), about the U.S. reaction to Sputnik;
and Farewell Good Brothers (1992), about
1950 flying saucer cults. All three films are
being rereleased in Hi-Def by IFC. Robert
created a twenty-two-part permanent film
and video installation for the JFK Library in
Boston. He also served as a director of photography and associate producer on several
documentaries, including the cult classic
Theremin: An Electronic Odyssey (1994
Sundance Award winner). His only fictional
film is World War Three (1998), a controversial fake “historical documentary” for
ZDF German Television. In recent years he
has shot and directed several verité films
including the feature documentary
American Babylon (2000), about Atlantic
City. He lives in Rhinebeck, NY, with his
wife and two sons.
BIO
Producer
Robert Stone
Cinematographers
Howard Shack
Richard Neill
Robert Stone
Editor
Don Kleszy
Composer
Gary Lionelli
Featuring
Michael Bortin
Timothy Findley
Russell Little
Courtesy of Magnolia Pictures
“Robert Stone’s brilliant chronology of the SLA uses disembodied voices,
first hand accounts and extensive archival footage to create a portrait of
young people responding to the horrors of war and social inequality.
With images of Robin Hood and the saga of Patty Hearst at its core,
were these SLA ‘soldiers’ revolutionaries, terrorists, or true patriots?”
(Barbara Pokras)
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I LIKE
KILLING FLIES
U.S. PREMIERE
In Competition
Directed by Matt Mahurin
Bearsville Theater
W 10/16 • 4:45pm
Upstate Films 1
R 10/17 •12:00pm
behind his Frankenstein stove and holds court,
serving up morsels of wisdom and wit on life,
death, sex, politics, and even food. But after
thirty-two years in the same sheltered workshop, his family loses the lease and must now
find a new place for Kenny to cook.
Main Credits:
Director , Producer,
Cinematography, Editor Matt Mahurin
With over 900 items on the menu, all conjured up from scratch in a Rube Goldberg
kitchen the size of a walk-in closet, Kenny
Shopsin, a self-taught chef in his tiny familyowned New York City restaurant, spends his
days feeding his neighbors. And when there is
a lull in the cooking, Kenny steps out from
Matt Mahurin, who lives in New
York City. has spent twenty years as
an illustrator, photographer, film director, and
teacher. His political and social illustrations
have appeared in Time, Newsweek, Mother
Jones, Rolling Stone, Esquire, The London
Observer and New York Times.
His photographic essays have focused
on the homeless, people with AIDS, the Texas
prison system, abortion clinics, mental hospi-
BIO
tals, Nicaragua, Haiti, Belfast, Mexico, Japan,
and France. He has published three books of
personal fine-art photographs and has photographs in the permanent collection of the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
City.
Matt has directed music videos for Peter
Gabriel, U2, REM, Tracy Chapman, Sting,
Bonnie Raitt, Ice-T, Metallica, David Byrne,
and Joni Mitchell. In 1996, he wrote and
directed the feature film Mugshot, which won
the Best Film Award at the 1996 Hamptons
Film Festival
IN THE REALMS
OF THE UNREAL
Directed by Jessica Yu
W Town Hall
10/15 • 9:15pm
R Upstate @
10/16 • 2:30pm
Main Credits:
In the Realms of the Unreal explores outsider art from the inside. Eschewing
expert opinion, it reflects the uniqueness of
its subject, employing vivid animation and
experimental elements to immerse us in
Henry Darger’s world and all its strange beauty. Brought to life on film, the works reverberate with universal themes: the search for
meaning, control, connection, moral direction. Through Darger’s eyes, the film reveals
this odd man to be Everyman. He lived a virtually friendless existence, but his imaginary
life was as exciting and colorful as his real life
was tedious. By day, he scrubbed floors,
attended Mass, rummaged through garbage
cans. By night, he ruled a world in which the
forces of innocence and good fought a bloody
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battle against the forces of treachery and evil.
By juxtaposing Henry Darger’s parallel but
opposite universes, the film shows how he
forged magic out of the bleakest of lives, leaving a legacy that has inspired other artists
around the world.
Jessica Yu, a Los Angeles-based filmmaker, won the 1997 Academy
Award for Best Documentary Short for
Breathing Lessons: The Life And Work of Mark
O’Brien, an intimate portrait of a writer who
lived for four decades paralyzed by polio and
confined to an iron lung.
Yu’s narrative short Better Late was the
debut film for the fXM Shorts Series. It has
been featured in sixty festivals since its premiere at Sundance 1997, and won First Prize
for Short Drama at the New York Festival. Her
BIO
Director
Jessica Yu
Producers
Susan West, Jessica Yu
Screenwriter/Editor
Jessica Yu
Cinematographer
Tim Bieber
Music
Jeff Beal
(original music)
Featuring
Henry Darger
Dakota Fanning
(narration)
Larry Pine (narration)
Courtesy of Wellspring Media
other films include Men of Reenaction; Sour
Death Balls, which won several awards
including Best Live Action Short at the Santa
Barbara Film Festival; and the documentary
Home Base, the winner of several festival
awards. She also directs commercials, for
which she has won a New York Emmy.
A LEAGUE
OF ORDINARY
GENTLEMEN
In Competition
Directed by Christopher Browne
CMF 2
10/16 • 6:30pm
H
Bearsville Theater
W10/17 • 3:30pm
Main Credits:
Director
Christopher Browne
Producers
Wilhelmus Bryan
Alexander Browne
Cinematographers
Mike Dejalaise
Dan Marachino
Ken Seng
Editors
Kurt Engfehr
Dave Tung
Music
Gary Meister
Four professional bowlers’ lives are
interrupted when their league is purchased
by a trio of Microsoft programmers who hire
a Nike marketing guru to turn professional
bowling into the next second-tier sports
franchise.
Chris Browne’s film career began in
1999 as a production assistant on
laxative commercials in New York. He then
moved into documentary film, working at the
Checkerboard Film Foundation, where he
helped produce several little-seen documentaries about local artists.
BIO
MAKING GRACE
Directed by Catherine Gund
W
WCC
10/16 • 3:15m
Main Credits:
Ann Krsul and Leslie Sullivan want to be
mothers together. Ann will carry the baby
and Leslie will leave her job to stay at home
and raise their child. Choosing the route of
the anonymous sperm bank, they hope to
match Leslie’s physical characteristics so that
Ann can give birth to a baby with the potential to look like them both. Ann is a worrier,
compulsively analyzing and judging their performance at each stage of the process. Leslie is
soothing, a quiet counterpoint. Together they
ride the menstrual roller coaster, until finally,
one year later, Ann is pregnant. At first, both
women continue to work. Free time is consumed by pre-birth activity: baby shower registration, Lamaze class, and design of the baby
announcement. Between events, they argue
with relatives over how to explain two mommies to their nieces and nephews. Month
eight, Leslie ends her job to prepare for full-
time mommyhood. Ann continues to work all
hours, holding her now-huge tummy as she
shuffles from job site to job site, fretting over
everything. But Baby Grace is born on time,
with bright red hair (a trait known to neither
family). Gund follows the Krsul-Sullivan
household during Grace’s first year. As Ann
and Leslie make their way, we are with them,
meeting challenges universal to all families
and facing those unique to lesbians.
Catherine Gund, the founder of
Aubin Pictures, is an award-winning
film/videomaker, writer, and organizer. Her
media work, which focuses on the radical
right, race relations, art and culture,
HIV/AIDS, reproductive rights, the concept
of democracy, and gay and lesbian issues, has
screened around the world in festivals, on
public and cable television, and at
BIO
Director, Producer,
Cinematographer
Catherine Gund
Editor
Aljernon Tunsil
Composer
Paul Armstrong
Screening with
Shake the Rain
community-based organizations, universities,
and museums. Her productions include On
Hostile Ground, Hallelujah! Ron Athey: A Story
of Deliverance, When Democracy Works, Positive:
Life with HIV, Sacred Lies Civil Truths, Not Just
Passing Through, Among Good Christian
Peoples, and Keep Your Laws Off My Body, as
well as work with the collectives DIVA TV
(co-founder) and Paper Tiger Television. She
was the founding director of BENT TV, the
video workshop at the Hetrick-Martin
Institute for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender-youth.
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MOJADOS:
THROUGH THE
NIGHT
Directed by Tommy Davis
in Spanish and English
Town Hall
10/16 • 1:00pm
W
Main Credits:
Director, Screenwriter,
Cinematographer Tommy Davis
Producer
Nicole Boxer
Editors
Luis DeLeon,
Tommy Davis
Composer
Sin Panache
Featuring
Guapo, Oso, Tigre, Viejo,
Mario Agundez
James Chism
Dave Evans
George Manzango
Ryan Massey
George Morin
Preceded by
Victoria Para Chino
Looks like an alien, sings like a
diva–Klaus Nomi was one of the 1980s
most profoundly bizarre characters: a countertenor who sang pop music like opera and
brought opera to club audiences and made
them like it. A story of fame, death, friendship, betrayal, performance, and the greatest
New Wave rock star that never was!
Andrew Horn’s writing and directBIO ing work has encompassed a wide
range (from films on post-modern dance in
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“Verite footage is the backbone of this harrowing journey of four Mexicans driven to endure
hunger, thirst and danger to better the lives of their families. Night footage of the border crossing is especially haunting. Interspersed with interviews, some flashbacks and a skillfully executed photo montage this is video journalism of the highest order.”
(Barbara Pokras)
Director Tommy Davis goes along with
four men from a small village in Mexico
as they leave their families, embark on a 120mile trek across the deserts of Texas, and
attempt to evade the U.S. Border Patrol, overcome dehydration and hypothermia, and
come face-to-face with death.
Tommy Davis (writer, producer,
director) was born in McAllen,
Texas, in 1978. He studied at the George
Washington University and interned during
his summers for Artisan Pictures, Jersey
Films, and Miramax Films. He has written
and directed several short fiction films.
Mojados: Through the Night is his first documentary.
“Even in New York’s new wave scene where
shock and outrage was the norm, Klaus Nomi
was a true pop music anomaly, a unforgettably
striking performer with androgynous extraterrestrial looks and an operatic falsetto to
match. Nomi was like an apparition that
seemingly could have appeared at no other
time, yet seemed to exist outside of time; he
hobnobbed and collaborated with figures like
David Bowie and incredibly, brushed up
against mainstream success before his life was
tragically cut short as one of the first victims of
AIDS. Music, reminiscences, and neverbefore-seen archival footage fill this loving
tribute.”
(Jeff Economy)
THE NOMI SONG
New York to one of Germany’s most popular
soap operas; from film musicals to music
documentaries; from Eastern Europe to the
East Village. His feature films include Doomed
Love and The Big Blue, as well as the documentary feature East Side Story.
Born in New York, Andrew Horn graduated from New York University School of the
Arts, where his junior thesis film was nominated for an Academy Award. After living in
New York as a filmmaker and graphic artist
BIO
EAST COAST PREMIERE
Directed by Andrew Horn
R Upstate 2
10/15 • 9:45pm
W Tinker Street
10/16 •10:30pm
Main Credits:
Director
Andrew Horn
Producers
Thomas Mertens,
Annette Pusacane,
Andrew Horn
Cinematographer
Mark Daniels
Editor
Anne Even
Courtesy of Palm Pictures
(before the age of the computer!), he came to
Berlin in 1989 as a guest of the DAAD Berlin
Artist Exchange fellowship program, where
he has remained, working as a filmmaker,
writer, journalist, and film researcher.
His latest film, The Nomi Song, brings all
the above together. “It somehow marks the
last hurrah of my youth-in time, but hopefully not in spirit.”
OFF TO WAR
WORLD PREMIERE
Directed by Brent and Craig Renaud
Is America ready for war? Follow the
Arkansas National Guard as weekend warriors are activated, trained, and finally
deployed to Iraq. Observe what happens to
their businesses, churches, schools, and families. This is the new millennium’s real Band
of Brothers. This is history’s only film that
documents a war and a group of soldiers from
start to finish.
Parallel Lines is an American road trip
movie with a twist. The journey takes place
in the fall of 2001, as filmmaker Nina
Davenport drives from California back home
to New York, where her apartment once overlooked the World Trade Center. The events of
September 11th quickly recede into the background of this documentary, becoming
instead a portal into the inner lives of
Americans. The filmmaker stops along the
road to talk with strangers who end up sharing their personal stories of loss with astonishing candor: A woman tells of losing custody of her children; a veteran describes his
battle with post traumatic stress disorder; a
cowboy reveals that his mother murdered his
father. Touching on a wide range of subjects
from the meaning of love to the horror of the
atomic bomb, a film that begins as the story
of one New Yorker’s journey home in the
aftermath of tragedy becomes a portrait of
American identity and history.
Brent and Craig Renaud
BIO are brothers and filmmakers who were born and raised in
Little Rock, Ark.
Since 1995, they have been
working with celebrated documentary filmmaker Jon Alpert on award-winning projects
in places like Afghanistan, Cambodia, Bolivia,
China, Pakistan and Iraq.
In addition to the Off to War series for
the Discovery Times Channel, the Renaud
brothers are finishing their first film for HBO
called Dope Sick Love and due out this fall.
“New Yorker Nina Davenport was in San
Diego at the time of the September 11
terrorist attacks. A few weeks afterwards
she took a six-week-long road trip back
to her home town, with only her video
camera and random meetings with
friendly strangers for companionship.
She documented their simple transient
intimacies along with her own thoughtful ruminations; the result is this warm
and humane essay-style documentary
that engages the viewer in the kind of
dialogue possible in the days after the
tragedy, a poignant memento of a fleeting vulnerable communal moment that
already seems relegated to memory.”
(Jeff Economy)
Parallel Lines is Nina Davenport’s
third film. Her first film, Hello Photo,
completed in 1995 and funded by Harvard
University’s Film Study Center, depicts her
travels through India. Davenport’s second
film, Always a Bridemaid, premiered in 2000
on HBO/Cinemax Reel Life and on Channel
Four’s True Stories in the United Kingdom.
Davenport is the recipient of an National
Endowment for the Arts grant.
BIO
W
Bearsville Theate
10/14 • 8:30pm
Producer
Jon Alpert
Directed, Produced,
Filmed and Edited by Brent and Craig Renaud
Co-Editor(s)
John Custodio
Eddie Stein
Preceded by
Getting Through to the
President
Meet Brent and/or Craig Renaud at the In Your
face panel on Sunday, Oct. 17 at 10am.
PARALLEL LINES
IN COMPETITION
Directed by Nina Davenport
W
WCC
10/16 •1:30pm
H
CMF 2
10/17 • 1:00pm
Main Credits:
Director, Producer, Cinematographer,
Editor
Nina Davenport
Music
Sheldon
Mirowitz
She works as a producer and cameraperson
on many television shows, including NBC’s
Crime & Punishment, Bravo’s The ‘IT’ Factor
and PBS’s Art Close Up. She shoots and edits
all of her films, and is currently finishing her
fourth film, Los Pericos, about a mariachi duo
in Mexico. Davenport grew up in Bloomfield
Hills, Michigan, and lives in New York City.
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POPaganda:
The Art & Subversion
of Ron English
Directed by Pedro Carvajal
guerilla style, the film chronicles the evolution of an artist who offers an alternative universe where nothing is sacred, everything is
subverted, and there’s always room for a little
good-natured fun.
Pedro Carvajal has made documentaries on East Village squatters, the
Yanomami, and an AIDS patient (winning the
Chicago International Film Festival’s Silver
Plaque Award). His video series Citizen Art
and Subvertising focuses on culture jamming
in public spaces, particularly billboard liberation, in which an outdoor ad is altered to critique the original company or product, or to
deliver a public service message. Citizen Art
focuses on the antics of the billboard libera-
BIO
POPaganda: The Art & Subversion of Ron
English is a film about the culture-jamming and billboard-liberation antics of
Ron English. The modern-day Robin Hood
of Madison Avenue, Ron paints, perverts,
infiltrates, reinvents, and satirizes modern
culture on canvas, in songs, and on hundreds of pirated billboards. Shot entirely
Bearsville Theater
W 10/15 • 4:45pm
Upstate Films 2
R 10/16 •4:30pm
Main Credits:
Director/Producer
Pedro Carvajal
Editor
Kevin Chapados
Featuring the art of Ron English.
Also featuring art by Shepard Fairey,
ArtFux, Cicada, and
Anthony Ausgang
tion collectives Artfux and Cicada, with
whom Pedro collaborated in Jersey City and
New York. Subvertising has additional grass
roots footage, as well as commentary by sociologists and media critics.
SCREAMING MEN
(HUUTAJAT)
Directed by Mika Ronkainen
Finland-Denmark / 2003 / 76 minutes
W Tinker Street
10/15 • 12:30pm
R Upstate 2
10/17 • 3:00pm
Main Credits:
Director, Screenwriter Mika Ronkainen
Producer
Kimmo Paananen
Cinematographer
Vesa Taipaleenmäki
Editor
Pernille Bech
Christensen
Music
Olli Tuomainen
Petri Sirviö
Meet the choir of screaming men that travels
from Finland to Tokyo with the goal of getting
good photographs of their Japanese audience
while performing the Japanese national
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anthem. Meet the choir that screams the
French national anthem at the museum of
modern art in Paris even though the museum
and the embassy of Finland try to prevent
them…
Screaming Men is a film about power,
nationalism, intransigence, and firm belief in
your own art. The creative process of conductor Sirviö often leads to conflicts between the
choir and the outside world - sometimes also
within the choir. The film follows the choir
both in Finland and on international concert
trips (France, Japan, and Iceland) during a
time span of five years. Similarly to the choir,
the documentary walks the thin line between
the dead serious and the absurd.
Mika Ronkainen is the most productive documentary filmmaker in the
northern half of Finland. Screaming Men is his
theatrical distribution debut. His previous
work includes the prize-winning and
acclaimed documentaries Before the Flood,
Father’s Day, Oulu Burning, and Car Bonus.
Ronkainen has predominantly depicted social
themes. The cultural board of the city Oulu
rewarded Ronkainen with the Oulu City
Culture Award of 2002 and the Art
Committee of the Oulu Province named
Ronkainen the young artist of 1998.
Ronkainen was a member of Mieskuoro
Huutajat from 1994 to 1998.
BIO
SCHOOL BOARD
BLUES
“First God invented idiots. That
was just for practice. Then, he
invented
School
Boards.”
Mark Twain
WORLD PREMIERE
Directed by Tobe Carey
W
The Onteora School District includes
Woodstock,plus 350 square miles of rural
New York. In January 2000, the Onteora
Indian was removed after fifty years as the
school’s mascot. A backlash followed, which
The New York Times headlined “Culture War in
the Catskills.” Conservatives swept into
office, restored the mascot, removed the antidiscrimination policy, and began micromanaging the district. The school board was
the best show in town, and Tobe Carey, and
his wife were right in the middle of it all.
Tobe Carey is a documentary maker
with thirty years of experience. From
innovative films like Giving Birth, honored at
the First Global Village Video Festival in 1972,
through School Board Blues, he has produced
dozens of long- and short-form programs. His
recent documentaries, Deep Water: Building the
Catskill Water System (co-produced with Artie
Traum and Robbie Dupree) and Indian PointNowhere to Run, were featured at the 2002 and
2003 Woodstock Film Festival and are in
active distribution.
BIO
Bearsville Theater
10/14 • 6:30pm
Tobe is president of Willow Mixed
Media, Inc., a not-for-profit group specializing in arts projects and documentaries about
issues of social concerns. Among his productions are The Hudson River PCB Story,
Woodstock Summer of 94, Cancer: Just a
Word...Not a Sentence, and Always Creative with
Linda M. Montano. He and his wife, Meg
Carey, have worked as co-producers on several documentaries, including The Infertility
Tape and School Board Blues.
SHOCKING &
AWFUL
A GRASS ROOTS
RESPONSE TO
WAR IN IRAQ
Directed by various
independent video activists
Courtesy of Dee Dee Halleck
USA / 2004 / Approx. 120 minutes
W
WCC
10/15 • 9:15pm
Shocking and awful is the way many
people view the current situation in Iraq
and the United States. The war continues to
takes its toll on Iraqi civilians, international
aid workers, journalists and U.S. troops. Here
at home we are seeing how waging a “perpetual war” is affecting our own lives as well.
Selections will be screened from this
thirteen part series on war and occupation, a
compilation of work from around the country
and the world. Topics include: Women and
War, Art of Resistance, The Military (Dance of
Death), The Destruction of the Libraries and
Museums: Erasing History.
Deep Dish TV (as in parabolic and
apple or pizza pie) is the first national satellite network, linking local access producers and programmers, independent video
makers, activists, and other individuals who
support the idea and reality of a progressive
television network. While commercial networks present a homogenous and onedimensional view of society, Deep Dish
thrives on diversity. Instead of television that
encourages passivity, Deep Dish distributes
creative programming that educates and
activates.
BIO
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SOLDIERS PAY
“I thought I could perhaps make a difference before the election, let people see
the situation, how Iraqis wanted to get rid of
Saddam, but also show what war does to people.” These are the words, spoken by director
David O. Russell, and quoted in an August
16th article in the New York Times, that
prompted Warner Brothers to drop Soldiers
Pay unceremoniously from it’s roster. The
film, which was graciously given back to the
filmmakers to distribute on their own, is a
meditation on the current war in Iraq. David
O. Russell, together with co-filmmakers Tricia
Regan and Juan Carlos Zaldivar, interviewed
dozens of people over a six week period, and
created a chorus of voices -- including veterans of the war, Iraqis who rose up against
Saddam after the last war and escaped to the
US, journalists, politicians, psychologists,
and even a two star general who led the
Marines to victory in the first Gulf War.
Soldiers Pay is not a partisan film, it listens to
Directed by
David O. Russell,
Tricia Regan,
and Juan Carlos Zaldivar
USA / 2004 / TBD
W
Bearsville Theater
10/16 • 12:45pm
people from all sides, and of varying opinions. What the film strives to do is give a full
picture of a morally ambiguous war, one
which is exacting an enormous toll on our
soldiers, on Iraq, and on America.
Still, the Children
are Here
Directed by Dinaz Stafford
India / USA / 2004 / 86 minutes
*Indigenous language of
Garo people with subtitles
W
Town Hall
10/16 • 2:45pm
For the Garo people of Sadolpara, growing rice is a way of life and worship. As
the world changes around them and they
come face-to -face with market economies,
they find this is no longer enough.
This intimate portrait of a community
presents us with a story of life and humanity
that is common to us all.
By following one agricultural cycle of
growing rice in the Himalayan foothills, this
film allows us a glimpse into a society at the
edge of change and allows us to critically
examine the nature of “development.”
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“Beautifully produced, shot
and edited, this study of
the Garo families in
Saldolpara,
Northern
India features extraordinarily intimate footage of
a people who are the
guardians of ancient
strains of rice. Two elderly
sisters provide a running
commentary on changing
ways, and the legend of the
Sungod is woven throughout. A
richly narrative experience.”
(Barbara Pokras)
Dinaz Stafford was born in London,
and grew up in Bombay. She graduated from the University of Bombay and went
on to complete a master degree in Psychology
in Richmond. After working as a psychologist
with violent emotionally disturbed children,
she met diector Mira Nair, who wanted to
have a child psychologist at the workshops for
street children during the making of Salaam
BIO
Bombay! . Dinaz subsequently worked with
Nair on Mississippi Masala, The Perez Family
and Kama Sutra. She also did local casting for
the John Sayles film Sunshine State (2001).
In 1993 Dinaz Stafford made Kisses on a
Train, a short film for Channel Four that won
the Grand Prix at the Clermont Short Film
Festival and the Audience Prize in Geneva.
Dinaz commutes between India, the
U.K., and the States, and when asked where
she feels most comfortable, she admits–in an
airplane. Still, the Children Are Here is her first
feature documentary film.
TROLLYWOOD
“The meaning of the shopping cart, or “trolly” becomes a central theme in this
refreshingly clever and straightforward exploration of the many facets of homelessness in Los Angeles. Well crafted and skillfully blending humor and pathos,
this often invisible population is revealed in all its’ diversity and individuality. A
rich mosaic of music adds to the mix.”
(Barbara Pokras)
Seizing on the humble shopping cart as
a metaphor for the dispossessed, firsttime director Madeleine Farley goes behind
the scenes to explore life on the streets with
some of Los Angeles’s homeless. Trollywood
presents a moving portrait, as she gives
homelessness a human face, and shows that
where there is great material depravation
there is solidarity and hope.
Madeleine Farley is a London-based
photographer and filmmaker.
In December 2001 she arrived in Los
Angeles for the opening of her traveling exhibition Movie Tips. By this point Madeleine
had added a short animated film to the show:
a pastiche of Psycho starring Q-Tips.
Appalled by the level of homelessness in
L.A. and the juxtaposition of extreme wealth
and severe poverty, she set about documenting
the city’s homeless in a series of photographs.
BIO
EAST COAST PREMIERE
IN COMPETITION
Directed by Madeleine Farley
2004 / UK / 80 minutes
Tinker Street
10/17 • 11:00am
W
She soon realized that if she really wanted to
capture their humor, courage, and chutzpah in
a credible way, she was working in the wrong
medium. Trollywood, a documentary exposing
the flip side of the American Dream and the
lives and lifestyle of the spiritually rich but
materially poor, was born.
Madeleine Farley is currently working on
her first feature, a love story set in Londons
starring Lucy Davis from the TV show The
Office (UK).
WITCHES IN EXILE
“Incredible as it may sound in 2004, there are places where the term “witch hunt” is not an
archaic metaphor, but a brutal reality. In contemporary Ghana, superstitions act as a kind of
social control where misogyny is a way of life, and the mere fact of being a woman is enough
to condemn you to death. Through interviews with some of the thousands of “Witches Homes”
internment camp residents, clips from popular witch-hunting films like “End of the Wicked,”
and footage from actual witch-testing and -curing ceremonies, Witches In Exile uncovers a dis
turbing slice of feudal superstition still alive today.”
(Jeff Economy)
A gripping story of women in Ghana
accused of witchcraft and exiled to “safe
camps.” Often charged with murder for
“unexplained” deaths, these women are victims of widely held cultural beliefs.
Allison Berg field produced “A Boy’s
Life”, directed by Rory Kennedy, for
HBO. Berg has associate producer and
research credits on projects including
“Different Moms”, directed by Liz Garbus and
Rory Kennedy and “Family Name”, directed
by Macky Alston and winner of the 1997
Freedom of Expression Award at the
Sundance Film Festival.
BIO
Directed by Allison Berg
2004 / USA / 79 minutes
W
Town Hall
10/15 • 5:00pm
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Lesley
Ann
Patten
is
a
director/writer who began creating
material for television in 1990. Her work has
been broadcast internationally in Canada,
the U.S. and Europe. In addition to directing, writing, and co-producing her first feature-length documentary, Words Of My
Perfect Teacher, Ms. Patten is featured in the
film in her first on-camera role.
BIO
Featuring charismatic Tibetan lama and
filmmaker Dzongsar Khyentse Norbu, Words
Of My Perfect Teacher is
the warm and comedic
story of three students
on journey in search of
wisdom — chasing a
guru who doesn’t want
to be found.
THE BURIAL SOCIETY
Director: Nicholas Racz
U.S.A / 2003 / 76 minutes
Tinker Street
9/19 •1:00pm
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Upstate
9/21 • 3:00pm
Words Of My
Perfect Teacher
Director/ Screenwriter:
Lesley Ann Patten
Tinker Street
10/16 • 10:30am
Main Credits:
Producers
Kent Martin
Lesley Ann Patten
Cinematographer
Kent Nason
Editor(s)
Peter Giffen
Lesley Ann Patten
Featuring
Zongsar Khyentse
Rinpoche
Bernando Bertolucci
Gesar Mukpo
Steven Seagal
Aunt Shirley
The World According to Bush is based on fully
verified facts and eyewitness accounts. It
offers a disturbing and striking portrait of the
exercise of power at the head of the world’s
leading democracy, as well as of the unacceptable alliances that have been forged and
that remain painstakingly concealed.
The Bushes’ feelings of total impunity
have attained their peak during the professional career and the political ascension of
George W. Bush.
His decision to
attack Iraq and
overthrow
S a d d a m
Hussein’s
regime already
appears as one
of the most fascinating historical and political
conundrums for
historians to
ponder over in the coming years.
No thriller or political fiction
screenplay could have imagined the
workings of such an intricate plot.
Unfortunately, its actors are not fictional characters but, on the contrary,
a man and a team who hold the fate of
the world in their hands. For the first
THE WORLD
ACCORDING
TO BUSH
(LE MONDE
SELON BUSH)
Directed by William Karel
in collaboration with Eric Laurent
author La guerre des Bush
and Le monde secret de Bush
(Editions Plon)
project that George W. Bush identifies with
completely, initiated by extremists who are
part of the President’s direct entourage.
Religion has taken on an all-important role
since his arrival at the White House.
France / 2004 / 90 minutes
Courtesy of Flach Pictures
Bearsville Theater
10/14• 7:30pm W10/15 •12:00pm
R Upstate 2
time in the political history of the USA, a
small group of people, working together for
thirty years, has more or less taken over
American foreign policy and totally overhauled it, silencing all opposition. Behind the
proclaimed global strategy, we find not only
considerable economic interests but also a
possibly more disturbing aspect, a religious
Never before in the history of the
world’s democracies have one man and his
team acted with such arrogance and impunity, defying international law and creating an
unprecedented grouping of interests: the
project blends politics and personal interests
in an atmosphere of total cynicism. The latest
war against Iraq, with its totally unforeseeable
consequences, hides another danger, that of
seeing America launch further
“civilizing” operations of a similar type, imposed by force, fired
by ideas that are at best naïve
and at worst totally hypocritical,
calculated over a dangerously
short term.
Preceded by
Victoria Para Chino
at Upstate showing
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ANIMATED FILMS
Sponsored by
The Point
Directed by Fred Wolf
Bearsville Theater
W 10/17 • 10:30am
Special Kids Show
The recent re-release on DVD by
BMG Entertainment is available
at Amazon.com, Barnes &
Nobles and other media outlets.
Main Credits:
Screenwriters
Harry Nilsson, Norm
Lenzer
Music & Songs:
Harry Nilsson
Cast members
Ringo Starr (Narrator)
Dustin Hoffman
(Narrator)
Paul Frees
Lennie Weinrib
Bill Martin
Buddy Foster
Joan Gerber
Mike Lookinland
Alan Barzman
Alan Thicke
Once upon a time in the town of Point, everything — all the buildings, trees, and even the people
were pointed. Except for one littleround-headed kid named Oblio.
The Point! is a wonderful adventure, enchanting both children and adults since 1971.
Harry Nilsson’s The Point! tells the story of Oblio and his dog Arrow through narration and song. It is narrated by Ringo Starr.
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ANIMATED FILMS
*Parental Advisory:
Not appropriate for children 14 and under
Screening With...
HAIR HIGH
by Bill Plympton
GUARD DOG
Produced,
Animated and Directed
by Bill Plympton
2004 / USA / 5 minutes
Why do dogs bark at
such innocent creature
as pigeons and squirrels? What are they
afraid of? This film
answers that eternal
question.
USA/ 2004/78 minutes
W
Bearsville Theater
10/16 • 7:00pm
An outrageous Gothic myth from the 1950s Hair High
is the legend of Cherri and Spud, a teenage couple who are
murdered on prom night and left for dead at the bottom of
Echo Lake. Exactly a year later, their skeletal remains come
back to life and they return to the prom for revenge and
their justly deserved crowns.
Featuring the voices of Ed Begley Jr.,
Craig Bierko, David Carradine, Keith
Carradine, Beverly D’Angelo, Hayley
DuMond, Don Hertzfeldt, Eric Gilliland,
Matt Groening, Peter Jason, Justin Long,
Dermot Mulroney, Tom Noonan, Jay O.
Sanders, Zak Orth, Martha Plimpton,
Michael Showalter, and Sarah Silverman.
BILL PLYMPTON
The Tune was animator Bill Plympton’s first
full-length feature. His short films have been
seen widely around the country, highlighting many animation festivals. His oblique,
off-center sense of the ridiculous in everyday
life has made Plymptoons and his other
shorts popular MTV offerings.
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promoting
sustainable
economic
development by
attracting
film,
video,
still photo,
and
media production
to the
Hudson Valley-Catskills
photo: Neil Colligan
We are here to help with information on locations, crews, weather, permits, and housing.
For detailed info visit our online directory at
www.woodstockfilmcommission.com
For more information tel. (845) 679-4265 • [email protected]
SHORTS
All information is subject to change.
Please visit www.woodstockfilmfestival.com for the most up to date information
including SCHEDULES, added screenings, and OTHER EVENTS.
67 Animated Shorts
68 Screening With…
69 Narrative Shorts
70 Death, Confusion, & Hysterics
72 Love & Hate
74 Documentary
76 Coming of Age
77 Focus on Music
78 Almost Midnight
80 Youth Initiative
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SHORTS
A N I M AT I O N
Programmed by Signe Baumane
and Bill Plympton
COFFEE
by Rohitash Rao
ANIMALS IN LOVE
USA / 2004 / 1:20 minutes
BID THEM IN
A man is forced to deal with his insecurities
when he sees God’s face in his coffee.
BIKINI
CHILDHOOD TRAUMA
ANIMALS IN LOVE
COFFEE
Canada / 2004 / 2 minutes
Directed by Ben Meinhardt
CRACK OF DOOM
by Natalia Wilkoszewska
CRACK OF DOOM
Animals sing and dance and live happily in
the forest until an intruder changes everything.
FROG
Poland/ 2002 / 2 minutes
GET IN THE CAR
KIKO
BID
THEM
IN
THE MEATRIX
PINK AND PONG
by Neal
Sopota
PLASTICAT
POOR GOD
A young woman’s humanity is cruelly
rejected as she is placed on the auction
block of a small Southern town in pre-Civil
War America.
ROBOTS IN “FOR NO
REASON AT ALL IN C”
The movie is based on the song by
“The Tiger Lillies.”
RYAN
SEVENTEEN
CHILDHOOD TRAUMA #17
THIS IS NOT AN END
by Christopher Conforti
by Mike de Kraker
UK / 2004 / 2 minutes
*Parental Advisory
Fri. Oct. 15, 6:30pm @ CMF H
Sat. Oct. 16, 7pm @Bearsville W
A child has a traumatic experience as he
prepares to jump from
the diving board for
the first time.
BIKINI
A SWEDISH ECSTASY FILM
Sweden / 2004 / 6 minutes
Bikini is an animated musical about a young man
who is afraid to come out of the closet. The setting
is a beach in 1960 where a couple of happy twins
and their lady friend like to spend the summer.
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FROG
This film is about a frog who in his search for
water finds himself evading panic-stricken
swimmers and a vicious house cat, and eventually passes through the human digestive
system before reaching his salvation in a tranquil lake.
ANIMATED SHORTS
A N I M AT I O N
KIKO
PINK AND PONG
Directed by
Ondrei
Rudavskiy
by Alina Bliumis
USA / 3:30
minutes
“A magical
odyssey of a moon spirit traveling through
worlds of dreams and fantasy.”
–Bruce Ashlie.
RYAN
A search for kindred souls in an imaginary
world of a big city.
PLASTICAT
by Simon Bogojevic-Narath
Croatia / 2003 / 10 minutes
NIGHT. METROPOLIS. A POCKET FULL
OF CASH.
A casual walk in the streets is about to turn
somebody’s life down-side up!
THE MEATRIX
by Louis Fox
by Chris Landreth
Ryan, directed by Chris Landreth, is an animated tribute to Canadian animator Ryan
Larkin. Thirty years ago, at the National Film
Board of Canada, Ryan produced some of the
most influential animated films of his time.
Today, Ryan lives on welfare and panhandles
for spare change in downtown Montreal.
How could such an artistic genius follow this
path? Produced by Steven Hoban, Marcy
Page, Mark Smith. Produced by Copper
Heart Entertainment in co-production with
The National Film Board Of Canada.
POOR
GOD
The Meatrix is a humorous four-minute Flash
animation that spoofs the Matrix films and
highlights the problems of factory farming.
Instead of Keanu Reeves, The Meatrix stars a
young pig, Leo, who lives on a pleasant family farm ... he thinks. Leo is approached by a
trenchcoat-clad cow, Moopheus, who shows
him the ugly truth about agribusiness, complete with a send-up of the stop-motion
camerawork immortalized by the Matrix. At
the end of the movie, viewers are directed to
an action page where they are encouraged to
eat sustainable meat and support local family
farmers.
by Matthew
Abbiss
THIS IS NOT AN END
UK / 2004 / 2
minutes
Denmark / 2004 / 4 minutes
by Jesper Fleng
A little man goes for a chat with God.
ROBOTS IN “FOR NO
REASON AT ALL IN C”
by Cathy Karol
Robots walk, dance, and connect in a
modern world.
In this music video for the Danish Band
Grand Avenue, a man’s hopeless journey to
bring back his girl takes him on a trip
through his own mind.
SEVENTEEN
by Hisko Hulsing
The Netherlands / 2003 / 12 minutes
A shy seventeen-year-old construction worker tries to
hold his own in the macho world of roofers. Animated
in a Dutch painting style called ‘magical realism’.
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SHORTS
SCREENING
WITH…
Screening with: Don’t Call It Heimweh…
OLD COUNTRY
Directed by Mark Adam and Allen Kaeja
OLD COUNTRY
THE 43RD SPRING
DEVOTION AND DEFIANCE
GETTING THROUGH TO THE
PRESIDENT
SANGAM
Old Country explores the dynamics of
a community confronted with the
imminent brutality of war. Shifting
allegiances and values challenge the
community members complex levels
of relationship and connectedness.
The ensemble cast shows how the fabric of a society can be stretched and
torn in dark times.
SHAKE THE RAIN
VICTORIA PARA CHINO
THE 43RD SPRING
A short film by Kirstin Steffen
Germany / 2004 / 11:40 minutes
Christa, Willy, and Katharina have been
neighbors in a suburb of Cologne,
Germany, since February 1961.
Now in their seventies, the three
look back on the formative years that
have gone by and the changes that have
affected their lives, and the lives of their
families and neighbors.
The film examines past and present hopes, and the significance of being
a “neighbor.”
SANGAM
DEVOTION
AND
DEFIANCE
Directed by Prashant Bhargava
A short film by
Kunga Palmo
Raj, a recent immigrant from India, and
Vivek, a disillusioned Indian-American,
meet on a subway to Brooklyn. As each
longs for what the other takes for granted,
they must confront the currents that bind
and divide them.
USA / 2004 / 35
minutes
This powerful film contains extensive footage from monasteries in
Tibet and chronicles the complex struggle of monks and nuns who
defy the Chinese government’s heavy-handed attempt at control.
Produced by the International Campaign for Tibet.
Screening with The Forbidden Team
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Screening with Cosmopolitan
SHORTS
GETTING THROUGH
TO THE PRESIDENT
SCREENING
WITH…
A short film by Emily and
Sarah Kunstler
From May 5-8, 2004, the
Documentary Campaign
commandeered a payphone
in Washington Square Park to record telephone calls made to the
White House comment line by hundreds of New Yorkers.
SHAKE
THE
RAIN
Directed by D.
Robin
Hammer
USA / 2004 /
13 minutes
Screening with Off to War(on 9/14)and POPaganda (on 9/16)
REX STEELE: NAZI SMASHER
Directed by Alex Woo
USA / 2004 / 10:30 miinutes
It is 1941, and the United States is
at war with Nazi Germany. The U.S.
Government has just been informed
that Eval Schnitzler has occupied a
remote location near the mysterious
source of the Amazon River. Convinced that his motives are more than
leisurely, the United States sends Rex Steele, Nazi smasher extraordinaire, to find and foil Eval's evil plans. Rex flies into the Amazon with
his sidekick, Miss Penny Thimble, and the two embark on a journey
full of action, adventure, and of course, Nazi smashing galore!
In a dramatic reading of powerful and courageous original writing, author Tennessee
Jones speaks of gender, desire, brutality, and
hope in a beautifully drawn account.
Eloquent, sensitive, and keenly observed, the
text then combines with the filmmaker’s art
to bring about a unique expression of storytelling of a multi layered truth, and glimpses
into aspects of one Appalachian childhood.
Screening with Making Grace and TBD
Preceding The Fittest
VICTORIA PARA CHINO
Directed by Cary Fukunaga
In 2003 a refrigerated truck carrying more than eighty undocumented immigrants from the Mexican border drove into the
heartland of Texas, where a deadly combination of heat and overcrowding led to tragedy. This is the story about that journey.
Screening with Mojados: Through The Night and TBD
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SHORTS: LA COMMEDIA
D E AT H
CONFUSION,
& HYSTERICS
CHOKE
Directed by David Hyde
Canada / 2004 / 10
minutes
BELLE
CHOKE
CODED LANGUAGE
THE CRUX
Andrea, Paul and Ms.
Morgan are all smart
enough to know what
they want to do with
their lives, but not talented enough to
achieve it. Paul is a med school student
who’s too sensitive to give sick people bad
news. Ms. Morgan
is a poet who settles for a job as an
English
teacher.
And Andrea is a figure skater capable
of triple axels but
saddled with a serious case of performance anxiety. Both women fall in love
with Paul; one wins and the other becomes
a murderer.
JIHAD
LIGHT MY FIRE
CODED LANGUAGE
JIHAD
Directed by Nick Schwartz
Directed by Michael Shapiro
THE LOST CAUSE
Coded Language
is the story of a
college student
looking
for
answers. He has
his theories and
his beliefs, but
he doesn’t know
how all of that
should tie into the way he lives his life. When
an embittered professor confronts him, he
begins to doubt his own sincerity. The question then becomes, “Can you back up what
you say?” Or are words just a blanket with
which we cover ourselves?
Jihad follows two terrorists on the morning of
their attack. Any more information would
give away the ending.
SHOCK AND AWE
STRING
THE VIRILE MAN
WHEN THINGS GET CONFUSED
(WENN DIE DINGE
DURCHEINANDER GERATEN
WHO’S YOUR DADDY?
WRIGLEY
*Parental Advisory:
Not appropriate for children 14 and under
Fri. Oct 15, 5:00pm @ Upstate
Sun. Oct 17, 11am @ Bearsville
LIGHT MY FIRE
Directed by Muramatsu Ryotaro
Japan / 2002 / 9 minutes
THE CRUX
Directed by Jeffrey Seckendorf
BELLE
Directed by Ruth Sergel
Belle is a subversive fable of old age and
beauty. A short fiction film that explores the
intersection of age, race and our expectations
of others.
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While taking a
quiet
stroll
across a bridge
in the still
morning air, a
man is stopped
by a stranger
who asks him
for
help,
adding that it
will just take a
moment. The
man agrees, and instantly finds himself
entangled in a life and death relationship.
At a café in Tokyo, the staff watches a melancholy customer attentively. Before long a couple walks into the café and sits down at her
table. Could two ex-lovers, one indecent proposal, and one indecisive new boyfriend be
the start of a love triangle?
SHORTS: LA COMMEDIA
STRING
WRIGLEY
Directed by Jim Taylor
Directed by Kevin Watkins
Directed by Oliver Refson
James Taylor
THE LOST CAUSE
A soldier’s commitment to his cause takes
a heavy toll on his family life.
Jim Taylor is the long-time collaborator of writer-director Alexander Payne. The
two have co-authored four screenplays:
Citizen Ruth, Election, About Schmidt, and
the upcoming release Sideways.
In addition to his continuing collaboration with Alexander Payne, Taylor is currently at work on two screenplays that he
will direct. The first is an adaptation of
John Steinbeck’s The Winter of Our
Discontent, produced by the Steppenwolf
Theater Company’s film division, and the
second is an original story inspired by the
documentary Tupperware!
A broken relationship, a shotgun, and a long
piece of string... Could this be the perfect
revenge? Inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s
Rope.
THE VIRILE MAN
Directed by David Zellner
A tragically
closeted man
enlists
the
help of a
phone psychic to rationalize
his
actions.
A spring morning. Birds chirp peacefully. In
an old muscle car sit a big, brooding guy and
his accomplice, staking out a house. When
an elderly man emerges from the house, the
guys grab him, stuff him in the car and drive
off. What could this poor old man have done
to deserve this treatment? Plenty!
WHEN THINGS GET
CONFUSED
(WENN DIE DINGE
DURCHEINANDER
GERATEN)
Directed by Klaus Frevert
Germany / 2004 / 6 minutes
In Japanese with subtitles
SHOCK AND AWE
Directed by Chase Palmer
WHO’S YOUR DADDY?
Directed by Matthew Ehlers
An Iraqi family’s dinner is interrupted during
the US’s “shock and awe” bombing of
Baghdad.
A mysterious lothario invades a small town,
leaving a group of angry husbands in his
wake.
With contrasting advice from a little devil,
and a little angel, a young woman contemplates suicide .
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NARRATIVE SHORTS
LOVE
& H AT E
C’ERA UNA VOLTA UN RE (ONCE
UPON A TIME THERE WAS A KING)
ALLISON
A short film by Massimiliano Mauceri
C’ERA UNA VOLTA UN RE
(ONCE UPON A TIME
THERE WAS A KING)
Italy / 2003 / 10 minutes
Anyone who’s right is wrong, and anyone
who’s wrong is right.
GAY BY DAWN
JAM: WHEN LIVES COLLIDE
SOMETHING FOR HENRY
JAM: WHEN LIVES COLLIDE
TANGO OCTOGENARIO
A short film by Craig Serling
VICTIM
YOUNG AMERICANS
A pregnant couple, a sweltering RV, three
unlikely labor coaches, and one big traffic
jam. Watch what happens when lives collide in Jam, one of five intertwined stories
that take place in this feature-length script
of the same name.
*Parental Advisory: mature content
Sat. Oct. 16, 9:30pm @ WCC
Sun Oct. 17, 1:30pm @ WCC
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GAY BY DAWN
A short film by Jonathan London
SOMETHING FOR HENRY
A short film by Nina Tsai
In the deep, dark woods, four rednecks tell
ghost stories around an open fire. But
when one tells a tale about the horrors that
may lurk around them, fear becomes suspicion. Will they make it out in time? Or
will the very woods around them turn
them... Gay by Dawn?
ALLISON
A short film by Jeff Drew
U.S.A / 2004 / 7 minutes
Jeff loves his wife, Allison.
He has loved her since he
was just a little boy, and
his admiration for her
hasn’t wavered even in
adulthood. The problem is that Jeff is a grown man, and Allison is a ten-inch plastic doll.
This short film chronicles the ups and downs of a most unusual relationship.
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Thirty-six years
old, still at his
first job, and
living with his
parents, Henry
is shopping for
a change. He
stumbles upon
Anna,
who
gives him a gift
to help set
him, and herself, free.
NARRATIVE SHORTS
TANGO
OCTOGENARIO
A short film by David
Licata
Tango Octogenario is a
short narrative film
about an elderly couple
(Alex and Jean Turney)
and their unique way of
reconnecting. From its
use of non actors to its old-Hollywood lighting, from its opening shot on New York City’s
Lower East Side to its primary setting inside
a ghostly ballroom, Tango Octogenario tells its
story in a manner that treads the line
between grim reality and fairy tale.
This stylization suits the exploration of the
film’s themes: the hidden lives of marginalized
people, the elderly as vital contributors to society, the curative powers of art, and the power of
art to forge bonds. Its most salient characteristic, the portrayal of seniors as active, vibrant,
and independent, is a much-needed antidote
to the stereotypical representations of
America’s graying population.
VICTIM
A short film by Corrie Jones
USA / 2004 / 11:30 minutes
Based on a spoken poem written by Nicole
Blackman, Victim is the dark and disturbing
story of a young woman’s physical and emotional struggle for escape after she awakens to
find herself in the damp, suffocating blackness of a car trunk. Unaware of where she is,
or even how long she has been there, she
struggles to free herself from her disturbing
reality, and in so doing takes herself and us
on an intoxicating and emotionally moving
journey of escape and peace.
YOUNG AMERICANS
A short film by Todd Smith
A young man, Jesse (Lukas Haas), is hitchhiking from Texas to New York to become a
rock star. Along the way he is picked up by a
woman of a certain age, Dusty, who is on her
way to Atlantic City to gamble away all her
philandering husband’s money. Jesse offers
his assistance, but when he meets Babe, a
fiery young singer his own age, he must
decide whether he wants to help anyone but
himself.
Congradulations
Woodstock Film Festival
5th Anniversary
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SHORTS
D O C U M E N TA RY
12 TONS OF TRASH
THE COWBELL IN THE TREE:
A PORTRAIT OF
JIM MORTON
THE CRITICAL PATH
THE COWBELL IN THE
TREE: A PORTRAIT OF JIM
MORTON
Directed by Joel Katz
USA / 2004 / 13:30 minutes
THE OLD MAN AND
HEMINGWAY
SCATTERED SMOTHERED
COVERED
THE TANK MAN (Tynnyrimies)
TWINS
12 Tons of Trash
Directed by Jennifer Harmon
Directed by Benita Raphan
USA / 2004 / 11:30 minutes
LSD A GO GO
Fri. Oct 15, 5:00pm @ WCC W
Sun. Oct 17, 5:15pm @ WCC W
THE CRITICAL PATH: R.
BUCKMINSTER FULLER
The Cowbell in the Tree is a portrait of Jim
Morton, the eighty-nine-year-old caretaker of
the Platte Clove Preserve, a nature conservancy just a few miles from Woodstock. An
unusual American in that he has lived his
entire life in the same valley in which he was
born, Morton is a charming, witty, and philosophical man. On a beautiful autumn day,
Morton relates stories of family history, tells
local lore of Platte Clove, and chats with
Susan Mayr, a painter participating in the
Artists Residency Program run by the Catskill
Center for Conservation and Development.
Morton talks of his great-grandmother, who
was a Native American plant healer from
Tannersville; about the origins of the name of
Codfish Point; and about the strangest incident that ever occurred in his long life.
The Critical Path: R. Buckminster Fuller, is the
third in a series of short documentary/diary
films entitled They Were the Future. The first
two films in the series were Absence Stronger
than Presence: Edwin Land and 2+2: John
Forbes Nash, Jr..
Life for a genius or innovator carries
with it a huge responsibility. Faced with personal tragedy early in his life, R. Buckminster
Fuller came within moments of committing
suicide in the Michigan River. Instead he
decided to come back and devoted the rest
of his life to peaceful coexistence while creating low-cost and accessible shelter and considering new ways to feed mankind.
See trash through the eyes of those who really know their
trash: Gloria and
Hopi, two New
York City sanitation workers.
THE OLD MAN AND
HEMINGWAY
Directed by Hugo Perez
LSD A
GO GO
USA / 2004 / 7:41
minutes
Directed by Scott Calonico
At the age of 102,
Hemingway’s boat
captain, Gregorio
Fuentes, looks back
at his friendship
with Hemingway.
USA / 2003 /
10 minutes
Things got a little out
of hand in the 1950s
after the CIA embarked
upon the MK-ULTRA major drug and mind control program, and
studied the effects of LSD on themselves and others.
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SHORTS
DOCUMENTARY
SCATTERED SMOTHERED
COVERED
THE TANK MAN
(TYNNYRIMIES)
Directed by Matthew Serrins
Directed by Arto Halonen
Finland / 2004 / 12 minutes
Jesus Gonzales has turned the rolling of a
petrol barrel into an acrobatic art and a livelihood for himself and his family. The film follows Jesus’ trek through Havana from morning until evening. The journey begins to
resemble a pilgrimage, as the compassionate
and sensitive Jesus stops to meet many outcasts of his society.
Jeremy & Jacob Taylor, 10 years old, Jacob older by 20 seconds, 2001
from the film Twins Photo by Martin Bell
TWINS
Directed by Martin Bell
Shot in Charleston, South Carolina, Scattered
Smothered Covered explores Waffle House, a
Southern institution. Combining fly-on-thewall observation with interviews of employees, regulars, and passersby, this short
documentary shows the kitschy decor, greasy
food, and unique mix of people that make
Waffle House both an example of and a challenge to the stereotyped notions of the
South, where race is always but never an
issue and people’s candor starts to seep
through the polite veneer.
This film was made in the summer of 2002
when my wife, Mary Ellen Mark, was completing the photography for her new book on
twins. Mary Ellen’s studio was a tent, pitched
on a volleyball court, at the Twins Days
Festival in Twinsburg, Ohio. When Mary
Ellen had finished photographing a set of
twins we’d take them behind the backdrop to
a small studio, where we had positioned two
cameras and a sound recorder, and there we
asked each set of twins twenty questions.
This film is constructed from their answers.
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SHORTS
COMING
OF AGE
GLASS JAW (LASILEUKA)
Directed by Zaida Bergroth
FLAVIO
Finland / 2004 / 39 minutes
GLASS JAW
(LASILEUKA)
Marianne, fifteen, is a skillful shoplifter and a
promising boxer. Emma, eight, follows her
sister everywhere because their mother is too
unpredictable for her to stay at home.
JUNEBUG AND
HURRICANE
SAVIOR
(BJARGVAETTUR)
JUNEBUG AND
HURRICANE
Sat. Oct 16, 5:30pm @ WCC
Sun. Oct 17, 3:30pm @ WCC
Directed by James Ponsoldt
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Abbie is the center of her mother’s world;
their days are full of time spent together.
Going to the beach, visiting the aquarium...
this pair is always on the move. Always.
Featuring Janeane Garofalo.
SAVIOR (BJARGVAETTUR)
Directed by Erla Skúladóttir
Iceland / 2003 / 28 minutes
FLAVIO
Directed by Taagen Swaby
and Jon Fine
Flavio, an eleven-year-old boy from Salvador,
Brazil, must find work to help his family. His
options are grim. Flavio is a narrative film
with a documentary feel, exploring the struggles children face in Brazil.
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Savior is about a lonely teenage girl’s quest for independence. Forced by her neglectful parents to spend the summer in a camp for much younger children, Kaja runs away. What
she encounters on her journey are the dangers of the exotic Icelandic wilderness and her
deepest fears.
SHORTS FOCUS ON MUSIC
GROWING UP ON TOUR:
A FAMILY PORTRAIT
OBSTINATO: MAKING
MUSIC FOR TWO
REALITY
OBSTINATO:
MAKING MUSIC FOR TWO
Directed by Sascha Paladino
Obstinato: Making Music For Two follows
banjo wizard Béla Fleck and double bass virtuoso Edgar Meyer on tour, as they perform,
compose, and get on each other’s nerves.
Masters of their instruments, perfectionists,
and best friends, Béla and Edgar are always
striving to make better music. And while
they are racing against a deadline to record
a live album of classical and original works,
their musical and personal relationships
intensify dramatically. What emerges is a
rare and compelling documentary glimpse
into a highly creative collaboration.
Fri. Oct 15, 9:30pm @Bearsville
W
Sun. Oct 17, 2pm @ Upstate
R
REALITY
Directed by Steven Lippman
Reality as interpreted
from conversations with,
and songs by, David
Bowie. An abstract portrait of Bowie in which
questions and answers
chase themselves, and meaning is profoundly absurd. Shot in 35/Super 16/Super
8mm, the film is 99 percent without special effects, despite images not quite of
this world. Songs include “Never Get Old,” The Loneliest Guy,” “Bring Me the
Disco King,” and “New Killer Star.”
GROWING UP ON TOUR: A FAMILY
PORTRAIT
Directed by Anna Gabriel
The film follows Peter Gabriel on the Growing
Up tour of 2002. With his eldest daughter
filming, his second daughter singing, and his
new wife and baby joining him on the road,
we watch Gabriel juggle his life as a musician
and family man.
ALMOST MIDNIGHT SHORTS
(4 wacky local shorts)
16W
A POTATO CHIP TALE
JAYWALKER
POWER FARM
W Fri. Oct 15, 11:30pm @
Woodstock Town Hall
A Potato Chip Tale
Directed by Heidi Sjursen, Clark Ov Saturn
A disgruntled supermodel takes to the
road where she meets a gaggle of goofballs. Will her newfound pals help her
overcome her fear of potato chips?
JayWalker
Directed by David Zeines
Power Farm
Directed by Chase Pierson and Tarvis Watson
16W
A spoof of biotech, fetishism, organic farming and homeland security.
Directed by Gerald Slota
16W is a romp through the New Jersey “Rust
Belt” blue collar world of alcohol, drugs, sex,
and politically incorrect consciousness. Set
off of the Jersey Turnpike in a Bergen County
bar and bowling alley, working guys, bikers,
gamblers and an array of white trash drones
act out the high drama of their small lives.
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An isolated and aloof JayWalker battles
Boston traffic. Moved by the performance
of an Anarchist Ballerina distributing antiestablishment propaganda to children, he
begins to examine his own place in the
world. Swept up in an Anti-Nationalism
movement, our hero curiously finds himself at the forefront. The JayWalker continues his fight against urban congestion but
has found a muse in the Ballerina. Within
the frenetic hoofing of a ska show they
find tranquility and love. Inspired to
greatness, the JayWalker attempts the ultimate denial of traffic. Will he become the
master or will he be mowed down by the
unstoppable force of vehicular transportation?
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YOUTH INITIATIVE
The Career Day and Youth
Forum are part of WFF’s
annual YOUTH INITIATIVE. The
Woodstock Film Festival is
committed to youth and
education as a means to
positive development, conflict
resolution, and growth
opportunity.
YOUTH FORUM
The 2004 Woodstock Film Festival Youth
Forum offers a first look at some up-and-coming filmmakers from a variety of regional
media arts programs, including: The Parsons
Pre-College Academy, a weekend and summer intensive program that brings students
into New York City to learn about design; the
Indie program at Onteora High School; and
the Downtown Community TV Center on
Lafayette Street in NYC.
Screening Series 1:
CAREER
DAY
Saturday,
October 16, Sat
1:30 - 3:30 pm.
Gill Holland
This
event,
which was started in 2001 by Jeremiah
Newton, NYU Industry Liaison, provides
students between the ages of 14 and 20 the
opportunity to have a one-on-one exchange
on career opportunities with
top industry members.
2004 participants will
include
John
Sloss
(Executive producer, Before
Sunset, The Fog of War, Pieces
of April, Far From Heaven),
Jessica Sharzer (filmmaker,
The Wormhole, Speak), Gill
Holland (producer Hurricane, Desert Blue,
Spring Forward, Snow Days, Martin & Orloff,
The Fittest, Loggerheads), Sabine Hoffman (editor, Personal Velocity, Brother to Brother, Fairy
Tales), Annie Nocenti (former editor, Scenario
Magazine; former editor, High Times
Magazine), Rachel Sheedy (franchised agent,
Don Buckwald Agency with emphasis on
New York independent film, building the
careers of many of the indie film business.
Fiction and Animation
Sunday, Oct. 17, 10:30am @WCC
Ultra by Will Lytle of the Indie Program at
Onteora High School, explores the concept of
Superman.
The Gypsy Nun by Isaac Fay and Brett
Palfryman. This video short, inspired by a
poem by Pablo Neruda, was Brett and Isaac’s
final project for their Film Appreciation class
at Red Hook High School.
Making the Grade by Corey Smith, a film
about academic competition, stars the actor
Hugh Jackman.
Trail of Tears, is an
animated odyssey by
Isaac Pond of the
Indie Program.
Levitation by Chris
Chu, is a striking
montage
of
cityscapes, textures
and repeating and contrasting patterns that
make up the city’s infrastructure. Chris is in
the Parsons Pre-College Academy.
And then Everything I Saw I Liked by Ariel
Jackson, a short film about young love and
creative inspiration.
A Walk in the Park, a group project by
Parsons Pre-College Academy students. Three
friends meet in the park and talk about their
new girlfriends.
Helium, is a claymation by Lucas Schwab-
Hill, Madelyn Klercker, and Ayden Wilber of
the Indie Program.
Haskell Wexler
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We Will Remember 9/11 by Scott and
Matthew Gentile of the Brooklyn Friends
School. The students created this film using a
true story written by one of their classmates.
Screening Series 2:
Nonfiction
Sunday, Oct. 17, 12noon @WCC
March 22, 2003 Interviews in Union Square
Park, is a documentary by the Parsons Pre-
College Academy student production team,
showing the varied reactions to war in Iraq.
The Cries of a Teenage Soul by students at
DC-TV, the Downtown Community TV
Center on Lafayette Street in Manhattan.
Teens from the Bronx talk about their depression and determination to prevail in a world
they feel marginalizes them.
Mt. Beacon, a segment of Our Town, a documentary program created by the sixth, seventh, and eighth graders at the South Avenue
Magnet School in Beacon.
Money Problems, a well-constructed portrayal of the difficulties of finding work and then
being a working teen, by the DC-TV students.
Kingston Cares, is a documentary about
mixed messages by twelfth graders in the
New Visions program at Ulster County
BOCES.
You Call This a Riot? by Becky Sellinger of the
Indie program, explores the meaning of social
activism.
YEAR ROUND
YOUTH PROGRAMMING
for young people ages 13-20
presented by the Woodstock Film
Festival and Homunculi Productions
Film Literacy: We will watch short films
and clips of longer works and discuss
them. Participants will have an opportunity to meet with filmmakers and discuss the
films.
Weekend Workshops: A series of weekend workshops aimed at exploring various
aspects of film production including acting, writing, editing, animation, and much
more.
Production Workshops: Here’s your
chance to write produce and distribute a
short feature film. This production will be
broken down into three phases. Interested
individuals may participate in any or all of
the phases. Some scholarships will be
available based on enrollment.
Find out more about Youth Workshops
online at woodstockfilmfestival.com/programs/youthinitiative.htm
SPECIAL EVENTS
USA. Film: Elizabeth
Taylor on the set of
Suddenly Last Summer
Copyright Burt Glinn /
Magnum Photo
The Center for Photography
at Woodstock and the
Woodstock Film Festival
present Magnum Cinema, the
photo exhibit.
1954. USA New York.
Marlon Brando in On
the Waterfront.
Copyright Elliott Erwitt
Magnum Photos
Legendary Magnum photographers Eve
Arnold, Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson,
Bruce Davidson, Elliott Erwitt, Burt Glinn,
Susan Meiselas, and others bring a new set of
visual conventions to the task of document-
Film: Chimes at Midnight by US director
Orson Welles.
Copyright Nicolas Tikhomiroff /
Magnum Photos
ing cinema. The exhibit on display at CPW,
culled from over 5,000 Magnum photographs– many of them previously unpublished–reveals the remarkable encounter
between a family of photographers and the
cinematic universe.
Robert Capa, Magnum founder and
close friend of John Huston, first began to
combine the talents of great photographers
with those of great directors and actors over
half a century ago. These partnerships and
their story lines developed around lasting,
personal relationships, based on mutual trust
and shared intimacy. The photographs take
us behind the scenes to some of the most
important movie sets of our time, including
On the Waterfront, The Seven Year Itch,
Superman, Suddenly, Last Summer, Notorious,
and powerful picture legends such as Clint
Eastwood, Marilyn Monroe, Ingrid Bergman,
James Dean, and Clark Gable, among many
others. A highlight within this show are the
exclusive Magnum photographs that document the making of The Misfits, directed by
John Huston and starring Marilyn Monroe,
Clark Gable, and Montgomery Clift. This
USA. Nevada. The Misfits.
Copyright Bruce Davidson / Magnum Photos
expansive exhibit is a must-see for anyone
interested in film!
Founded in 1977 and recognized as an
international resource, the Center for
Photography at Woodstock is dedicated to
supporting the creation, presentation, and
fostering of contemporary photography and
related media including film and video,
through year–round exhibitions, workshops,
lectures, artist residencies, publications,
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MUSIC
Béla Fleck, banjo
Edgar Meyer, bass & piano
Seven-time Grammy Award-winning
banjoist Béla Fleck will team up with
renowned bassist Edgar Meyer for the
5th Anniversary Woodstock Film
Festival kick off concert in an evening
of acoustic music at the spectacular
Richard B. Fisher Center for the
Performing Arts at Bard College in
Annandale-on-Hudson.
by the bluegrass playing of Flatt and Scruggs.
He began experimenting with playing bebop
on the banjo in high school. In 1982, he
joined the progressive bluegrass band New
Grass Revival, where he made a name for
himself in the bluegrass world.
In 1989 he formed the Flecktones, and
the following year they released a self-titled
album. The music was dubbed “blu-bop” – a
2002 recipients of its prestigious “genius”
grants.
Fruitful collaborations are the cornerstone of Meyer’s work. The most recent
example was the organization of a quartet
completed by violinist Joshua Bell and legendary bluegrass musicians Sam Bush and
Mike Marshall. Shortly before this collaboration, Meyer was involved in an inventive trio
project with Béla Fleck on banjo and
Mike Marshall on mandolin, performing original compositions marrying
bluegrass, classical, and other traditional styles. Earlier in Meyer’s career, from
1986 to 1992, he was a member of the
progressive bluegrass band Strength in
Numbers, whose members included
Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Béla Fleck,
and Mark O’Connor.
Meyer began studying bass at the
age of five under the instruction of his
father, and went on to study with Stuart
Sankey. In 1994 he became the only bassist to
ever receive the Avery Fisher Career Grant,
and in 2000 became the only bassist to
receive the Avery Fisher Prize.
The evening’s program, which will
be announced from the stage, will
include original works by Fleck and
Meyer as well as classical selections,
including pieces from the duo’s
recently released, critically acclaimed album Music for Two and
Fleck’s multiple Grammy Awardwinning recording Perpetual Motion.
The evening will offer not only the
three Bs– Bach, banjo and bass–but photograph: ©Peter Aaron/Esto
also a bit of jazz, baroque, and bluemix of jazz and bluegrass–and they soon
grass.
Any world-class musician born with the became a commercially successful, critically
names Béla (for Bartok), Anton (for Dvorak), acclaimed, award-winning band.
Béla Fleck is the only musician to be
and Leos (for Janacek) would seem destined
to play classical music. Béla Fleck–already a nominated for Grammys in the jazz, bluepowerfully creative force in bluegrass, jazz, grass, pop, country, spoken word,
pop, rock, and world beat, and a pioneering Christian, composition, and world Béla Fleck’s recording ‘Perpetual Motion’ is available at
record stores everywhere on Sony Classical
banjo virtuoso and bandleader best known as music categories.
Prominently established as a Edgar Meyer records exclusively for Sony Classical.
the leader of Béla Fleck & the Flecktones–
His recordings ‘Meyer Bottesini Concertos’, ‘
first made a classical connection with the unique and masterful instrumental- Bach: Unaccompanied Cello Suites
album Perpetual Motion which won two ist, Edgar Meyer combines unparal- Performed on Double Bass’, ‘ Short Trip Home’ and
Grammys, including Best Classical Crossover leled technique and musicianship ‘Uncommon Ritual’
are available at record stores everywhere.
Album and Best Instrumental Arrangement with a gift for composition. In recogMr. Fleck is managed by David Bendett [email protected]
nition of his unique place in the and booked by Monterey Peninsula Artists
(which Fleck shared with Meyer).
A New York City native, Béla picked up world of music, the MacArthur Mr. Meyer appears by arrangement with IMG Artists, 825
the banjo at the age of fifteen after being awed Foundation named him one of the Seventh Avenue, New York NY 10019, 212-489-8300
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MUSIC
Mark Geary
Singer/songwriter Mark Geary came to NYC in
1995 with a one-way ticket from Dublin, $100 in his
pocket, and a green card. Recognized today as one of
the East Village’s favorite performers and a top 40 artist
in Ireland, Geary started out playing with Jeff Buckley at
the legendary Café Sin-e and has since shared stages
with Elvis Costello, The Pretenders, Coldplay, and
Sinead O’Connor.
Booker Kio Novina calls Geary “one of the best acts
around.” Film/TV producer Gill Holland became so
enamored with Mark’s music that he started
sonaBLAST! Records.
Citysearch says Mark is “part unself-righteous Elliot
Smith, part multi-faceted Van Morrison” and that he
“touches the heart the way David Gray wishes he could.”
Time Out Magazine calls him “an engaging
singer/songwriter…(who) writes delicate songs about
love and defiance… recalls performers such as Richard
Thompson and John Lennon.”
Duo Loco, Jazz Maniacs;
Mark Dziuba & Studio Stu
This eccentric jazz duo takes the very best
in classic jazz and originals, and twists and
bends them into what they call ‘evocative
jazz, exotic lounge’. In this ‘duo virtuosi’,
nothing is sacred… improv is rampant… lyrics
are changed at will… notes and chords are
bent and perverted… familiar languages are
obliterated… harmonies are sweet and sour
perfection… tunes are put through a fun
house mirror, and yet, serious, sophisticated
and uncompromising in execution. The union
is one in-tune, out-of-tune, offbeat outfit.
Mark Dziuba, guitar wizard and director
of jazz studies at SUNY New Paltz, moves
with grace through impossible chord changes
and rapid fire riffs on his 1961 stratocaster,
transforming these classic tunes into something more… a sort of ‘light shift’ in tone and
nuance, going beyond the music’s original
intent. And, as a composer, he brings a fresh,
complex virtuosity to a seemingly inexhaustible genre.
Studio Stu, with his state-of-the-art
washtub bass, unique Brooklyn humor, and
unusual, hypnotic vocals, is a master...a one
string wonder, combining a traditional folk
instrument and a classic music form, to create
a third thing (one we haven’t quite figured
out what to call yet)… fearless in delivery and
willing to navigate uncharted paths through
the improvisational wilderness; he is ‘el ultimo hombre del lounge.’
While at the Woodstock Film
Festival, make sure to check
out the many musicians who
will be performing at local
venues including open mic
with Jerry Mitnick, Friday and
Saturday evening at the
Colony Cafe. For up-to-date
info about musical events, visit
www.woodstockfestival.com
Laurel Masse
Laurel Massé, founding member of
Grammy award-winning vocal group
Manhattan Transfer, toured internationally
for seven years with the group and recorded
five albums. In 1979, a serious automobile
accident forced her departure. After two years
of convalescence, she began touring again
both in the States and in Europe. She has
released four solo CDs. The first two, Alone
Together and Easy Living, both hit the
Billboard Jazz charts; the third, Again, was a
People magazine pick. Feather and Bone, her
2000 release, was picked by audiophile magazine The Absolute Sound as “a recording of
extraordinary musical and sonic value.”
Equally at ease singing with a trio or
with an orchestra, equally spellbinding
singing an impassioned ballad, a unaccompanied Bach cello suite, or a swinging vocal
improv, Ms. Massé is a singer of rare intuition
and taste. Possessor of what some critics have
called “the perfect voice,” she is one of the
premiere jazz and cabaret artists of her
generation.
Hospitality music care
of Burt’s Electronics and Adriano Limousine
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SEMINARS PANELS AND WORKSHOPS
**All take place at the Colony
Café in Woodstock unless
otherwise indicated.
Programs and panelists are
subject to change,
please make sure to visit
www.woodstockfilmfestival.com
for the most up-to-date
schedule.
Origins of Film Story —
Part II
Reviving last year’s successful and popular
panel, industry professionals and independent
mavericks will discuss
the impetus and inspiration for their screenplays. Where do film
ideas come from? What makes a story right for
film? Do low-budget, independent films better
serve certain stories? What is the obligation of the
writer/filmmaker in troubled times? Should our
stories be overtly political
and socially conscious —
or is “entertainment”
enough? How does one
transform a “good idea”
into the beginnings of a
screenplay?
Moderator:
Annie Nocenti
(former editor, Scenario Magazine)
Panelists:
Ron Nyswaner Philadelphia,
Soldier’s Girl,
Jim Taylor Election, About Schmidt,
Sideways,
Michael Cristofer The Witches of
Eastwick, The Bonfire of the Vanities,
Gia, Original Sin,
Peter Riegert King of the Corner
Jessica Sharzer Speak
Sponsored by
Friday, October 15, 12 noon
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Holding
the Line;
A discussion about
Artistic Expression in
Time of Censorship.
Where Media outlets
have been killing stories
because they undermine
corporate
interests;
advertisers are using their financial clout to
squelch negative reports; powerful businesses
are using the threat of expensive lawsuits to
discourage legitimate investigations we are
looking for alternative ways to oppose censorship and find networks to share inquiry and
information.
Produced by Sabine Hoffman (editor, Personal
Velocity, Brother to Brother).
Moderated by John J. Valadez (director, Passing It
On, The Divide).
Panelists include: Orlando Bagwell (director/producer Africans in America, The Great
Depression, Malcolm X: Make it
Plain), Ron English (artist, godfather
of AGIT-POP), Kibra Johannes (program director, MediaRights.org),
and Sonia Malfa (program director,
Association of Independent Video
and Filmmakers).
Sponsored by AIVF and Mediaright.org
Friday, October 15, 2:30 pm
Actors
Dialogue
Featuring Lily Taylor.
(Casa De Los Babys,
Six Feet Under, I Shot
Andy Warhol, Mystic
Pizza)
Get a rare up-close glimpse into the work
and world of being an actor. Be right there
when entertainment journalist Martha
Frankel, whose articles have appeared in The
New York Times, The New Yorker, Cosmopolitan
and Redbook, among others, hosts an intimate conversation with leading film actors.
Past participants have included the interesting, the esteemed, and the honored such
as Olympia Dukakis, Marcia Gay Harden,
Parker Posey, Annabella Sciorra, Aidan Quinn,
Liev Schreiber, Fisher Stevens, David
Strathairn, and Stanley Tucci.
Saturday, October 16, 10 am
From Mississippi Masala to
“Vanity Fair:”
A Lasting Collaboration
Director, and 2004 Honorary WFF Maverick
Award recipient Mira Nair and producer Lydia
Dean Pilcher discuss their long–standing collaboration on films such as Mississippi Masala;
The Perez Family; Kama Sutra, A Tale of Love;
Hysterical Blindness, and Vanity Fair.
Moderator:
Thelma Adams
(Film critic, US Weekly).
Saturday, October 16, 12 noon
Conversation
with
James
Schamus
and Peter
Bowen
Join Peter Bowen
(Senior
editor,
Filmmaker Magazine;
Editorial
director,
Sundance Channel) as he talks about films
and filmmaking with James Schamus,
writer/producer of The Ice Storm, Crouching
Tiger Hidden Dragon, and The Hulk; Co-president, Focus Features; Associate professor,
Columbia University.
“Take a look at any list of important
independent films of the past decade
and it’s likely that Schamus’ name will
appear somewhere in the credits.
- The New York Times
Saturday, October 16, 2pm,
at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck
Film and the Political
Equation – Why Now?
In the past year, documentaries have looked
inside the decision to invade Iraq and at corporate control of everything from food to
media, and audiences have piled in. Earlier
documentaries preached to the choir,
because the choir was the only audience they
reached. But with dogged investigation and
satire, these new films seem to have tapped
into a new public, or at least broadened the
documentary audience beyond anyone’s
expectations. And John Sayles’s Silver City
shows that politics on the screen isn’t limited to documentaries. Is this just an election
year phenomenon? Are the films filling a gap
where serious journalism used to be? Or are
they just good films? Will it matter in
November?
Moderated:
David D’Arcy (film and entertainment commentator, NPR).
Panelists:
Bob Berney (president, Newmarket
Films, The Passion of the Christ,
Monster, Whale Rider, Donnie Darko
– Director’s Cut, Stander, Real
Women Have Curves; former senior
vice president, IFC Films, My Big Fat
Greek Wedding, Y Tu Mama Tambien
Robert Stone (Guerrilla: The Taking
of Patty Hearst)
Pamela Yates (Presumed guilty,
Brotherhood of Hatred)
Saturday, October 16, 2:30 pm
What Is Success?
The Dos and Don’ts of
Independent Films or How to
Make a Successful Indie
Your opportunity to ask the filmmakers and
the distributors who make it all happen.
Moderator:
David Rooney (New York film
reviewer and reporter, Variety).
Panelists include: Bob Berney (president,
Newmarket Films,John Sloss (Executive
Producer, Pizza,Before Sunrise,The Fog
of War,Pieces of April,Far From Heaven),
Eamonn Bowles (president,Magnolia
Pictures),Mary Jane Skalski (producer,
The Brothers McMullen,The Jimmy Show,
The Station Agent,Chain), Fisher
Stevens (actor/director/producer,Just a
Kiss, Famous,Pinero,Swimfan, Uptown
Girls) Fisher Stevens (actor/director/producer,Just a Kiss, Famous,Pinero,
Swimfan, Uptown Girls)
Saturday, October 16, 4:30 pm
IN YOUR FACE
This is the year to remember that politics
matter. That politics is matter of life and
death, riches and poverty, honor and
dishonor. This is the year that Michael
Moore taught us that a film could actually
make a difference. Larry Beinhart and
Richard Fusco of In Your Face (a bi-weekly
Woodstock and Free Speech TV show)
interview Brent Renaud (Off to War), Sarah
and Emily Kunstler (Getting Through to the
President), and other guest with political
films at this years Woodstock Film Festival..
Larry is best known as the author of
American Hero which became Wag the Dog.
Richard has been a radio personality and
has been a pioneer in the intersection of
traditional media and the Internet.
Sunday, October 17, 10 am
Panel Producer: Melisse Seleck
Down to the Bone
New York Women In Film and TV presents a case history study of Debra
Granik’s Down to the Bone, a digital film shot entirely in Woodstock and surrounding Ulster County
areas. The story entails a young mother’s hidden
cocaine habit, her quest to come clean and create
a better life for herself and family. This feature is a
rare hybrid of reality and fiction. It developed from
Granik’s Sundance Award winning short, Snake
Feed, which starred the real life person the story is
based on . Down to the Bone uses professional
actors in the leading roles and non-professionals
in the supporting roles. The film debuted at
Sundance 2004. Debra Granik won the Dramatic
Directing Award and Vera Farmiga, lead actress,
won Special Jury Prize.
Panelists in attendance: Debra Granik,
director/co-screenwriter;
Susan Leber, executive producer,
Vera Farmiga, lead actress, Richard
Liekse, co-screenwriter/ life
model, Corinne Stralka, life model,
Michele Baker, location manager
Sunday, October 17, 11 am at Center for Photography at Woodstock
Music for Film
Join moderator Doreen Ringer Ross, vice president of film/TV Relations at BMI, for a frank
discussion about music in film and the in and
outs of film scoring, music supervision and
licensing.
Panelists include musician/songwriter
Chris Stein (co-founder of Blondie), Paul
Broucek (exec. vp music for New Line, Lord of
the Rings), music supervisor Tracy McKnight
(pres. Commotion Records; A Dirty Shame,
End of the Century: The Ramones, Raising Victor
Vargas, High Art), film composer Nathan
Larson (Boys Don’t Cry, Prozac Nation, Phone
Booth, The Woodsman), filmmaker Nicole
Kassell (The Woodsman), producer Laurie
Trombley (Amazing Grace: Jeff Buckley)
Sponsored by
Sunday, October 17, 12:30pm
Reading and
Talk with Ron
Nyswaner:
Blue Days, Black
Nights — OUT: A
Screenwriter’s Life,
The Ultimate
Confession.
Screenwriter Ron Nyswaner—nominated for
an Academy Award for Philadelphia, and
author of the Peabody Award-winning cable
film Soldier’s Girl—will talk about his journey
from an awkward, sometimes violent childhood among tobacco-chewing, deer-hunting,
coal-mining relatives in Pennsylvania to his
misadventures in Hollywood, sparring with
studio executives and egomaniacal stars, slipping into drug addiction, and falling in love
with the wrong people. Along the way,
Nyswaner has turned to writing for salvation,
creating plays, screenplays, and recently, a
book–Blue Days, Black Nights: A Memoir.
Books available at courtesy of The Golden Notebook
“Nyswaner...nails the memoir
form...unsparing... lush in content. A””
- Entertainment Weekly
Sunday, October 17, 2:30pm
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TICKET INFORMATION
BOX OFFICE LOCATION
AND HOURS
Woodstock Playhouse Box Office
103 Mill Hill Road
Woodstock, NY 12498
845.679.6997
woodstockfilmfestival.com
Box Office Hours
October 10–16
Mon-Sun 9am-7pm
October 17
9am-3pm (walk-up only)
PURCHASING TICKETS
Walk-Up Orders
Tickets for all venues will be available for purchase at the Playhouse Box Office September
23–October 17.
Beginning October 13, tickets for Hunter and
Rhinebeck will be available at their respective
venues as well.
Day of Event
Tickets are available at the Playhouse Box
Office until four hours prior to the event.
All unsold tickets are then available only on
the standby line.
Ticket holders NEED to arrive 15 minutes
prior to the screening or panel; empty
seats will be sold to the standby line.
PRICES
Tickets range from $7 to $15 per screening
and are $15 per panel. Concert prices vary. A
shipping/handling fee of $4.25 will be added
per mailing. Student and senior discounts are
available with ID, but must be requested
directly at the Playhouse Box Office or venue.
We cannot honor senior discounts online or
over the telephone.
For a complete list of prices, please visit
www.woodstockfilmfestival.com.
Reserve early, as shows tend to sell out quickly.
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If you have tickets being held, you must go to
the Woodstock Playhouse Box Office to pick
them up. These tickets will NOT be sent to
the venue.
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Rhinebeck that were ordered online or by
phone, you must still pick them up at the
Playhouse Box Office; they will not be sent to
the venues. Leave yourself plenty of time to
stop in before going to your venue or order
early enough so we can send them to you.
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programs, venues, and times.
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Thurs. Oct. 14, 2004
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12:00
Secret Honor
Down to the Bone
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Hunter
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Bela Fleck
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Fri. Oct. 15, 2004 .
Street
W Tinker
W Bearsville
Theater
Cinema
10:30
12:00
1:00
2:30
Upstate 2
P.S.
7:30
The World According
to Bush
Off to War
8:30
9:00
9:15
P.S.
9:30
W Town Hall
W Colony Café R
Upstate 1
R
Upstate 2
H CMF 1
H CMF 2
TBA
12:30
Origins of Film
Story Part II
Age of
Innocence
Pizza
Artistic
Expression in
Time of
Censorship
Huutajat Screaming Men
Unknown
Soldier
POPaganda
4:45
W
Witches in Excile
5:00
WCC
Short Docs
Kontroll
Shorts:
Death,
Confusion &
Hysterics
Trollywood
Animated Shorts
6:30
Chain
7:00
7:30
7:45
8:45
King of the
Corner
Forbidden Team
w/ Defiance &
Devotion
In the Realms of
the Unreal
9:30
Ong Bak:
Thai Warrior
Amazing
Grace:
Jeff Buckley
Cavedweller
Undertow
Jailbait
The Future of Food
9:15
9:45
R
The Machinist
The World
According to Bush
3:00
5:30
Upstate 1
School Board Blues
7:00
Weds. Oct. 13, 2004
Richard B. Fisher Performing Arts
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Center at Bard
R
Chorists
6:30
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W Bearsville Theater
Short Music Docs
Fleck, Gabriel,
Bowie
11:30
Almost
Midnight Shorts
Shocking
and Awful
8:00
Colony Cafe
Guerrilla: The
Taking
of Patty Hearst The Nomi Song
Live Music
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SCHEDULE
Sat. Oct 16, 2004
Street
W Tinker
Theater
W Bearsville
W Town Hall W WCC
Cinema
10:30
Words Of My
Perfect Teacher
The Point
Animated
Children's
Program
W Colony Café
R
Upstate 1
R
Upstate 2
H CMF 1
H CMF 2
Actors
Dialogue
11:00
Don’t Call It
Heimweth...
w/ 43rd
Spring &
From Mississippi
Old Country Masala to Vanity Fair
11:30
12:00
David
O'Russell's
Soldier's Pay
12:45
1:00
10:30
Unknown
r
Soldie
The Definition
of Insanity
Mojados
w/ Victoria Para
Chino
Parallel Lines
1:30
A conversation with
James
Film and the Political Shamus & In the Realms
Peter Bowen of the Unreal
Equation – Why
Now?
2:00
2:30
BlackBalled:
The Bobby
Dukes Story
2:45
Forbidden Team
w/ Defiance &
Devotion
Still, the
Children
Are Here
Admissions
3:00
3:15
4:00
Making Grace
w/ Shake the
Rain
What Is Success? The
Dos and Don’ts of
Independent Films
or How to Make a
Successful Indie
4:30
I Like Killing
Flies
4:45
Cosmopolitan
w/ Sangam
Cavedweller
Down to the
Bone
Double Dare
POPaganda
Shorts:
Coming of Age
5:30
Chorists
6:30
Animated
Shorts
7:00
The Future of
Food
Chain
Elephant
Shoes
7:30
8:00
The Machinist
Music:
Singer/Songwriter
Mark Geary & Others
Dear Frankie
Our Music
Speak
8:30
Hair High
9:30
The Nomi Song
10:30
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A League of
Ordinary
Gentlemen
Jailbait
Shorts:
Love & Hate
The Fittest
SCHEDULE
Sun. Oct. 17, 2004
Tinker
W Street
Theater
W Bearsville
W Town Hall W WCC
Cinema
Youth Forum:
Narratives
10:30
Trollywood
11:00
Shorts:
Death,
Confusion &
Hysterics
R
Upstate 1
R
Upstate 2
H CMF 1
H CMF 2
In Your Face
Film & Politics
Pizza
Youth Forum:
Docs
12:00
I Like Killing
Flies
Music For Film
BMI
12:30
Guerrilla:
The Taking
of Patty
Hearst
Parallel Lines
The Definition
of Insanity
Speak
1:30
Conversations
Shorts:
with Nickle Love & Hate
Short Music
Docs
Reading and Fleck & Meyer,
Gabriel, Bowie Huutajat Talk
with Ron
Screaming Men
Nyswaner
[2:30]
2:00
3:00
W Colony
Cafe
Bagels and a
Panel:
Down to the
Bone
with NYWIFT
Double Dare
11:30
1:00
W CPW
Undertow
A League of
Ordinary
Gentlemen
3:30
Shorts:
Amazing
Coming of Age
Grace:
Jeff Buckley
Elephant
Shoes
Admissions
4:15
4:00
King of the
Corner
Kontroll
5:00
The Fittest
Short Docs
5:15
5:30
The
Woodsman
Ong Bak: Thai
Warrior
BlackBalled:
The Bobby
Dukes Story
6:15
6:00
Dear Frankie
7:30
7:45
The
Woodsman
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Elijah’s Café
54h Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-9524
Emerson Place
Rte. 28
Mount Tremper, NY 12457
845-688-5800
FreeStyle Realty
62A Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-2929
Gateway to Tibet
60 Main St.
Phoenicia, NY 12480
845 688 6836
Gigi Trattoria
6422 Montgomery St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845 876 1007
The Golden Notebook
29 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-8000
Haldora
Designer Women’s Clothing
28 East Market St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-6250
Hammertown
Pine Plains 518-398-7075
Rhinebeck 845-876-1450
Great Barrington 413-5287766
Hansen Caviar
881 Rte. 28
Kingston, NY 12401
845-331-5622
Harmony House Bed &
Breakfast
1659 Rte, 212
845-679-1277
H. Houst & Son
4 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-2115
Hickory BBQ Smokehouse
743 Rte. 28
Kingston, NY 12401
845-338-2424
Homespun Tapes
P.O. Box 340
Woodstock, NY 12498
800-33-TAPES
Hudson United Bank
68 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-3862
800-HUB-LINK
Hummingbird Jewelers
20 W. Market St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-4585
In the Raw
65 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-9494
Indonesian Interiors of
Woodstock
Rte, 212 & 375
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-0040
Jarita’s Florist
17 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-6161
Joyce Beymer Real Estate
41 Plochmann Lane
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-6617
J & V’s Pizza on the Green
6 Old Forge Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-4224
Just Alan
11 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-5676
Kenco
Rte. 28
Kingston, NY 12401
845-338-5021
Kiddlydivy
The Children’s Boutique
4 Garden St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-7959
La Bella Pasta
Rte. 28 West
Kingston, NY 12401
845-331-9130
Landau Grill
17 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-8937
Lester Walker
PO Box 678
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-4217
Maria’s Bazar
21 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-5434
LOCAL SUPPORT
Woodstock Film Festival wishes to thank the following community businesses and services for their support.
Marion’s Country Kitchen
at the Woodstock Lodge
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-3213
Mary Collins Real Estate
Rte. 213
High Falls, NY 12440
845-687-0911
Mid Hudson Valley Federal
Credit Union
1099 Morton Blvd.
Kingston, NY 12401
800-451-8373
Mill House Panda Gourmet
Chinese Food
19-21 West Market St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-2399
Mother Earth Health Foods
1200 Ulster Ave.
Kingston, NY 12401
845-336-5541
Mountain Side Family Style
Restaurant
Rte. 28 & Maverick Rd.
845-657-7133
The Moving Body
276 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-7715
New Spirit of Woodstock
69 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-0008
New World Home Cooking Co.
1411 Rte. 212
845-246-0900
Noble Tree Gallery
Rte. 28
Kingston, NY 12401
845 339 9977
Nola Gutmann Realty
89 Mt. Pleasant Rd.
Mt. Tremper, NY 12457
845-688-2409
Not Fade Away Trading
15 Rock City Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-8663
Northern Dutchess Pharmacy
18 East Market St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-7004
Oblong Books & Music
Montgomery Row
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-0500
518-789-3797
Olde Hudson
6423 Montgomery St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-3933
518-828-6923
Once Possessed
107 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-3243
Onteora, The Mountain
House
P.O. Box 356
Boiceville, NY 12412
845-657-6233
Ottley’s Saddlery
1534 Rte. 212
845 247 0095
Overlook Mountain Bikes
93 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-2122
Partition Street Auctions
114 Partition St.
845-246-1800
Pegasus
10 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845 679 2373
Photosensualis Fine Art
Photography
70 Rock City Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-5333
Pondicherry
12 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-2926
Prudential Eichhorn Realty
5 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-8022
845-679-8600
The Red Onion Restaurant &
Bar
1654 Rte. 212 @ Glasco
Turnpike
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-1223
Rhinebeck Pilates
2 East Market St.
Suite 1
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-5686
River Rock Health Spa
62 Ricks Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-7800
Rock City Yarn
4 Rock City Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-9600
Ruge’s Subaru
Ruge’s Chrysler, Dodge,
Jeep
Rte. 9
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-2087
845-876-1057
Selah/Merriweathers
6402 Montgomery St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-3851
Steve G’s Pilates
302 Wall St.
Kingston, NY 12401
845 331 2113
Steve Heller’s Fabulous
Furniture
Rte. 28, Box 444
845-657-6317
Stewart’s Shops
Rte. 28 & Zena Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-2268
Sunflower Natural Foods
Bradley Meadows
Shopping Center
75 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock NY 12498
845-679-5361
Tails of Woodstock
3 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-4690
Timbuktu
2 Tannery Brook Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-1169
Tobacco Outfitters
107 Partition St.
845-246-8424
Ulster County Development
Corporation
5 Development Ct.
Kingston, NY 12401
800-7-ULSTER
Ulster County Tourism
10 Westbrook Lane
Kingston, NY 12401
800-DIAL-UCO
Uptown Cigar Company
32 John St.
Kingston, NY 12401
845-340-1142
Varga Gallery & Studio
130 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-4005
The Villa at Saugerties Bed &
Breakfast
159 Fawn Rd.
845-246-0682
Violette Restaurant & Wine
Bar
85 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-5300
Washington Irving Inn
Rte. 23A
Hunter, NY 12442
518-589-5560
WDST 100.1
118 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-7266
The WFG Gallery
31 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-6003
Westwood Metes & Bounds
Realty
24 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
877-677-0006
800-679-7321
845-340-1920
800-293-0232
866 489 9100
Win Morrison Realty
56 John St.
Kingston, NY 12401
18 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845 339 1144
845 679 9444
845 246 3300
Winter Sun Summer Moon
10-14 East Market St.
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-3555
845-876-2223
The Woodbine Inn & Arts
Center
144 Malden Ave.
Palenville, NY 12463
518-678-9725
Woodstock Bead Emporium
54 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-0066
800-290-9663
Woodstock Building Supply
72 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-2516
Woodstock Candy
60 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-3750
Woodstock Design
9 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-8776
Woodstock Haircutz Day Spa
80 Mill Hill Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-7171
Woodstock Music Shop
18 Rock City Rd.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-3224
Woodstock Quilt Supply
79 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-0733
Woodstock Wine & Liquors
33 Tinker St.
Woodstock, NY 12498
845 679-2669
Woofstock Pet Supply
7 Elwyn Lane
Woodstock, NY 12498
845-679-woof
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LISTINGS
120 DB FILMS
(914) 533-5241
[email protected]
www.120dbfilms.com
3RD STREET R&D PRODUCTION
SERVICES
Sound, Lighting, Communications
and Security Questions
[email protected]
3rd-st.com
AMERIBAG
55 Greenkill Ave
Kingston NY 12401
(845) 339-8033 or (800)246-1292
www.ameribag.com
AIVF
www.aivf.org
AMTRAK
www.amtrak.com
BMI
www.bmi.com
CANUS MAJOR PRODUCTIONS
Jeff Kantor
[email protected]
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN REGION
GUIDE
PO Box 924 Rte 23A /
7967 Main St
Hunter, NY 12442
(518) 263-4908
www.catskillmtn.org
CHRONOGRAM
www.chronogram.com
DAILY FREEMAN
79-97 Hurley Avenue
Kingston, NY. 12401
www.midhudsoncentral.com
DISCMAKERS
www.discmakers.com
DOCURAMA
www.docurama.com
THE DYSON FOUNDATION
www.dysonfoundation.org
EXPERIMENTAL TELEVISION
CENTER
www.experimentaltvcenter.org
GOOD BROTHERS
www.goodbrothers.com
GREENBERG TRAURIG, LLP
www.gtlaw.com
I LOVE NY
www.iloveny.com
JTD Productions, Inc.
DJ & Entertainment Services
Dave Leonard - Owner
Box 635
Woodstock, NY 12498
[email protected]
www.jtdproductions.com
KODAK
36 West 31st Street
New York, NY. 10003
www.kodak.com
LIGHT
(PRESS CONFERENCE VENUE)
124 E. 54th Street
New York, NY 10022
(212) 583-1333
www.lightnyc.com
LOWEL–LIGHT
(800) 334-3426
www.lowel.com
MARKERTEK VIDEO SUPPLY
A Division of Tower Products, Inc.
(800) 522-2025
www.markertek.com
MEDIARIGHTS
METROVISION PRODUCTION
SERVICES
508 W. 24th Street
New York, NY 10011
(212) 689-7900
www.metrovision-nyc.com
NEW CITY PROCDUCTIONS
530 Canal Street
NY, NY 10013
(212) 925-5888
[email protected]
NEW WORLD HOME COOKING
1411 Rte. 212
(845) 246-0900
www.newworldhomecooking.com
NEW YORK STATE COUNCIL ON
THE ARTS
www.nysca.org
NEW YORK WOMEN IN FILM &
TELEVISION
www.nywift.org
PERCEPTION AUDIO VISUAL
SERVICES
440 West 34th Street
NY, NY 10001
(212) 239-8187
www.perceptionav.com
PLANET NOISE RECORDS
24 John Street
Kingston, NY. 12401
www.planetnoiserecords.com
REALITY CHECK
www.realitycheckny.org
THE RICHARD B. FISHER CENTER
FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AT
BARD COLLEGE
(845) 758-7950
[email protected].
www.bard.edu/fishercenter
RUDER/FINN PRINTING
(212) 593-6423
www.ruderfinn.com
SCHIEFFELIN & CO.
2045 Orchard Park Drive
Niskayuna, NY 12309
(518) 395.9119
www.schieffelin.com
SHOWBIZ SOFTWARE
www.showbizsoftware.com
STEVE HELLER’S FABULOUS
FURNITURE
Rte 28, Box 444
(845) 657-6316
www.fabulousfurnitureon28.com
ULSTER COUNTY LEGISLATURE
www.co.ulster.ny.us
VIVA LA DATA
[email protected]
vivaladata.com
WDST – 100.1 – FM
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-7600
www.wdst.com
WKZE – 98.1 – FM
Sharon, CT 06069
(860) 364-5800
www.wkze.com
WOODSTOCK CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
www.woodstockchamber.com
WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA,
EAST
www.wgaeast.org
YASGUR FARMS BOTTLED H20
www.yasgurfarms.com
Media That Matters
www.mediarights.org
VENUES
in Woodstock
BEARSVILLE THEATER (films)
Route 212, Bearsville, NY. 12409
(845) 679-4406
CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AT
WOODSTOCK
59 Tinker Street
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-9957
www.cpw.org
COLONY CAFÉ (panels & music)
Rock City Road
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-5342
www.colonycafe.com
LEGENDS
109 Mill Hill Road
Woodstock, NY 12498
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TINKER STREET CINEMA (films)
132 Tinker Street,
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-6608
WOODSTOCK COMMUNITY
CENTER (films)
56 Rock City Road
Woodstock, NY 12498
WOODSTOCK ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
8 West Hurley Road (Route 375)
Woodstock, NY 12498
WFF OFFICE
86 Mill Hill Road
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-4265
www.woodstockfilmfestival.com
WOODSTOCK PLAYHOUSE
(box office & hospitality)
103 Mill Hill Road
Rtes 212 & 375
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-2764
[email protected]
www.woodstockplayhouse.org
WOODSTOCK TOWN HALL
(films)
GIGI TRATTORIA
6422 Montgomery Street
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845.876.8686
www.phoenixrhinebeck.com
PHOENIX RISING
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845.876.8686
Tinker Street
Woodstock, NY 12498
in Rhinebeck
UPSTATE FILMS
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
(845) 876-2515
www.upstatefilms.org
In Hunter
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN
FOUNDATION THEATERS
7960 Main Street
Hunter, NY 12442
(518) 263-4702
www.catskillmountain.org
HOSPITALITY SPONSORS
Adam’s Fairacre Farms
(845) 336-6300
www.adamsfarms.com
Adriano Limousine & Custom
Carriage
(845) 340-4227 (Ulster)
(845) 227-9327 (Dutchess)
Alternative Videos of
Woodstock
948 Route 28
Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 334-8105
www.alternativevideo.com
Black Bear Gourmet Deli
292 Route 375
(845) 679-7606
Bread Alone
Route 28
(845) 657-3328
www.breadalone.com
Brice Discount Beverage
Route 9W
(845) 246-7377
(845) 336-5585
Burt’s Electronics
549 Albany Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401-2134
(845) 331-5011
Catskill Mountain Organic
Coffee
906 Route. 28
Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 334-8455
(888) say-java
[email protected]
www.catskillmtcoffee.com
Cibo Specialty Foods
99 Ellis Street
Staten Island, NY 10307
(718) 967.6858
Country Heritage Farms
www.countryheritagefarms.com
Deising’s Bakery Midtown
584 Broadway
(845) 338-1580
and 111 North Front St.,
Kingston, NY. 12401
(845) 338-1241
Gadaleto’s Seafood
246 Main Street
New Paltz, NY
(845) 255-1041
Gisiano's Restaurant & Caterer
174 Main Street
Glasco, NY
(845).246-3035
Hickory BBQ and Smokehouse
743 Route 28
Kingston NY 12401
(845) 338-2424
hickoryrestaurant.com
Jarita’s Florist
17 Tinker Street
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-6161
Lachmann’s Pastry Store and
Bakery
264 Main St.
(845) 246-5361
Lox of Bagels
4012 Route 9W
(845) 246-0594
Melting Pot Caterers
(845) 246-9667
Mother Earth Health Foods
Kingston, NY. 12401
(845) 336-5541
Old Chatham Sheepherding
Company
Old Chatam, NY 12136
(800) SHEEP-60
www.blacksheepcheese.com
Oregon Orchard (Hazelnuts)
Price Chopper Supermarkets
Route 212
Saugerties, NY
St. Claire’s Organic Sweets
www.econaturalsolutions.com
Stone Pony Deli
Old Kings Highway
Saugerties, NY
(845) 247-4700
www.stoneponydeli.com
Stonyfield Farm
www.stonyfield.com
Sunfrost Farms
217 Tinker Street
Woodstock
679-6690
Sunshine Market
2 Jansen Ave.
Kingston, NY. 12401
(845) 338-0042
Sunfrost Farms
217 Tinker Street
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-6690
www.hazelnut.com
Phoenix Rising
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845.876.8686
If we forgot to thank
you, please forgive our
oversight and know
that your help and
support is very much
appreciated
Official Water of the 2004 Woodstock Film Festival
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PRINT SOURCE CONTACTS
12 Tons Of Trash
Jennifer Harmon
725 Union St. #3
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 623-3805
[email protected]
16W
Fredrick Duignan
[email protected]
43rd Spring, The
Kirstin Steffen
Immanuelkirchstr. 15
10405 Berlin, Germany
+49 (30) 44 32 45 89
[email protected]
Admissions
Luminous Entertainment
5820 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 400
Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 931-3700
[email protected]
Age of Innocence, The
Sony Pictures Entertainment
www.sonypitures.com
Allison
Jeff Drew
7400 Kingfisher Ct NW
Albuquerque, NM 87114
(505) 265-1556
[email protected]
Amazing Grace: Jeff Buckley
Once & Future Production
784 Cambridge Avenue
Menlo PArk, CA 94025
(650) 462-1780
[email protected]
And Then Everything I saw, I liked
Ariel Jackson
[email protected]
Animals In Love
Vancouver Film School
2D Animation VFS
1380 Burrard St, 3rd Floor
Vancouver, BC V6Z 2H3 - Canada
(604) 631-3002
Belle
Street Pictures
PO Box 861
New York, NY 10013
(917) 449-1990
[email protected]
Bid Them In
Neal Sopata
421 N. Pass Ave. #16
Burbank, CA 91505
[email protected]
Bikini
Lasse Persson
Palmgatan 8
21434 Malmö, Sweden
+46-6116784
[email protected]
BlackBalled: The Bobby Dukes
Story
The 7th Floor
19 West 21Street, 706
New York, NY 10010
(212) 244-2317
[email protected]
www.bobbydukes.com
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C’era Una Volta Un Re (Once
Upon a Time, There Was a King)
Massimiliano Mauceri
Via Menotti 31
Florence, 50136 - Italy
+39 (339) 747 6950
[email protected]
www.mauceri.it
Cavedweller
SHOWTIME
1633 Broadway, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10019
(212) 708-1525
[email protected]
www.showtime.net
Chain
Antidote International Films
200 Varick St., Room 515
New York, NY 10014
(646) 486-4344 ext 305
[email protected]
www.antidotefilms.com
Childhood Trauma #17
Michiel de Kraker
#2 flat, Avani Court
111_113 Hampstead Road
London, UK NW1 3EE - UK
+44 (0) 7792818306
[email protected]
Choke
Slipknot Productions
149 Markham Street
Toronto, Ontario M6J 2G4
Canada
(416) 571-8291
[email protected]
Chorists (Les Choristes)
Miramax Films
375 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10013
(212) 941-3800
[email protected]
www.miramax.com
Coded Language
Nick Schwartz
1814 Carol Place
Tallahassee, FL 32304
(215) 913-2878
[email protected]
Coffee
Ugly Pictures
505 East 6th Street #5R
New York, New York 10009
(646) 210-2726
[email protected]
www.uglypictures.us
Conversations With Nickle
Lorette Bayle
[email protected]
Cosmopolitan
Gigantic Pictures
500 Greenwich Street, Suite 501C
New York, NY 10013
(212) 925-5075
[email protected]
www.giganticpictures.com
Cowbell in the Tree: A Portrait of
Jim Morton, The
Oniera Films LLC
(845) 679-7739
[email protected]
Crack of Doom, The
Natalia Wilkoszewska
+44 773 195 9229
[email protected]
Cries of a Teenage Soul, The
c/o DCTV
87 Lafayette St. NY 10013
(212)966-4510-235
[email protected]
www.dctvny.com
Critical Path, The
Benita Raphan
101, West 12 Street
Nes York, NY 10011
(212) 691-2877
[email protected]
www.benitaraphan.com
Crux, The
Jeffrey Seckendorf
556b North Windsor Boulevard
(323) 314-6501
[email protected]
www.thecruxmovie.com
Dear Frankie
Miramax Films
375 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10013
(212) 941-3800
[email protected]
www.miramax.com
Definition of Insanity, The
Soap Factory Productions
682 St. Marks Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11216
(718) 363-3151
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.soapfactory.ch
Devotion and Defiance
Kunga Palmo
(202) 785-1515
[email protected]
www.savetibet.org
Don’t Call It Heimweh...
Thomas Halaczinsky
684 Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 788-5309
[email protected]
www.tudor-productions.com/
Heimweh.htm
Double Dare
Runaway Films
1330 Rhode Island St.
San Francisco, CA 94107
(415) 821 2448
[email protected]
Down to the Bone
Down to the Bone Productions
55 East 11 Street, No. 11
New York, NY 10003
(212) 420-8797
[email protected]
www.downtothebonethefilm.com
Elephant Shoes
One Man Band Films
3-3501 Aylmer Street
Montreal, QC H2X 2B9 Canada
(514) 844-3196
[email protected]
www.elephantshoesmovie.com
Fittest, the
Crook Brothers Productions
(212) 979-6345
[email protected]
www.crookbrothers.com
Flavio
Freed Pictures
601 West 26th Street, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10001
(212) 352-3007 ext. 248
[email protected]
www.freedpictures.com
Forbidden Team, The
Balls Productions
Copenhagen, Denmark
+45-3268-1038
[email protected]
www.forbiddenteam.com
Frog
Christopher Conforti
1641 Red Pine Trail
Wellington, Florida 33414
(561) 596-0914
[email protected]
Future of Food, The
Lily Films
P.O. Box 895
Mill Valley, CA 94942
(415) 383-0553
[email protected]
www.thefutureoffood.com
Gay By Dawn
Jonathan London
6700 Hillpark Drive, No 203
(323) 252-1157
[email protected]
www.jonathanlondon.com
Get in the Car
Flickerfest
PO Box 7416
Bondi Beach, NSW 2026
Australia
+61- 2 - 9365 6877
[email protected]
www.panicproductions.com.au
Getting Through to the President
Off Center Productions
625 Atlantic Avenue Suite 3303
Brooklyn, NY 11217
(718) 636 0988
[email protected]
www.off-center.com
Glass Jaw (Lasileuka)
Finnish Film Foundation
Mechelininkatu 40
Helsinki, Helsinki 250
+358 9 687 44980
[email protected]
[email protected]
Growing Up on Tour, A Family
Portrait
PR Films
c/o Workshop 37 West 20th St. 305
New York, NY 10011
(646) 245-4600
ADonado@WorkshopEntertainmen
t.com
Guard Dog
Bill Plympton
[email protected]
Guerrilla: The Taking of Patty
Hearst
Robert Stone Productions
(845)-876-0550
[email protected]
www.guerrillathemovie.com
Hair High
Plymptoons / Bill Plympton
[email protected]
www.highhair.com
I Like Killing Flies
THINKFilm
155 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10013
(646) 293-9400
[email protected]
www.thinkfilmcompany.com
In the Realms of the Unreal
Diorama Films
(323) 854-2823
[email protected]
www.realmsoftheunreal.com
Jailbait
Belladonna Productions
450 West 15 Street, Suite 602
New York, NY 10011
(212) 807-0108
[email protected]
JayWalker
David Zeines
[email protected]
Jam: When Lives Collide
Jam Productions
4712 Admiralty Way #516
Marina Del Ray, CA 90292
(310) 720-4412
[email protected]
www.jammovie.com
Jihad
Backbone Films, Inc.
8933 Wonderland Park Avenue
(323) 848-8887
[email protected]
Junebug and Hurricane
Synesthetic Films
360 West 51st Street, Apt. 3A
New York, NY 10019
(917) 428-3308
[email protected];
[email protected]
Kiko
Ondrej Rudavsky
Namestie Martina Benku 24
Bratislava ,811 02
Slovak Republik
[email protected]
www.nicolas-mermet.com/ondrej/
King of the Corner
Elevation Filmworks
145 Sixth Avenue, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10013
(212) 924-6464
[email protected]
Kingston Cares
845.382.1281
[email protected]
Kontroll
THINKFilm
155 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10013
(646) 293-9400
[email protected]
League of Ordinary Gentlemen, A Nomi Song, The
DIONYSIAN FILMS
330 Lafayette Street, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10012
(212) 965-0815
[email protected]
www.dionysianfilms.com
Levitation
Karen Nourse
212-244-0433
[email protected]
Light My Fire
Naked, Inc.
#1203, 3-7-23 Nishishinjyuku,
Shinjyuku-ku
Tokyo 160-0023 - Japan
[email protected]
www.nizoo.com
Lost Cause, The
Jim Taylor
[email protected]
LSD A Go Go
Slowkid Productions
PO Box 16650
Austin, TX 78761
(512) 771.1495
[email protected]
http://www.flojo.com
Machinist, The
Paramount Classics
5555 Melrose Avenue
Chevalier 219
Hollywood, CA 90038
(323) 956-4545
[email protected]
www.machinistmovie.com
Making Grace
Aubin Pictures
P.O. Box 214
New York, NY 10012
(212)-274-9782
[email protected]
www.aubinpictures.com
Making the Grade
Corey Smith
(973) 667-5786
[email protected]
www.homepage.mac.com/smithcorey
March 22, 2003: Interviews in
Union Square Park
Parson’s Pre-College Academy student production team
Karen Nourse
(212)-244-0433
[email protected]
Meatrix, The
Global Resource Action Center for
the Environment (GRACE)
215 Lexington Avenue Suite 1001
New York, NY 10016
(212) 726-9161
[email protected]
www.themeatrix.com
Mojados: Through the Night
Davis Gang Films
1300 13th ST NW #407
Washington, DC. 20005
(202) 489-7783
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.mojadosmovie.com
Neal Block
Palm Pictures
601 West 26th Street., No.1150
New York, NY 10001
[email protected]
www.thenomisong.com
Obstinato: Making Music for Two
The Old School, Ltd.
45 Pineapple Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 596-8186
[email protected]
Off to War
Downtown Community Television
Center
87 Lafayette St.
New York, NY 10013
(212) 966-4510
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.dctvny.org
Old Country
Kaeja d’Dance
734 Euclid Avenue
Toronto, ON M6G 2V2
(416) 516-6030
[email protected]
www.kaeja.org
Old Man and Hemingway, The
M3OA Films
305 7th Street, #3R
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(917)279-4846
[email protected]
Ong Bak: The Thai WArrior
Magnolia Pictures
115 West 27th Street., 8th Floor
New York, NY 10001
(212) 924-6701 ext. 206
[email protected]
www.magpictures.com
OUR MUSIC - NOTRE MUSIQUE
Wellspring Media
212-686-6777 x164
[email protected]
http://www.wildbunch.biz/homepage.cfm
p.s.
Newmarket Films
597 Fifth Avenue, 7th floor
New York, NY 10017
(212) 303.1700
www.newmarketfilms.com
Parallel Lines
Nina Davenport
56 7th Avenue, 12C
New York, New York
(212) 924.0202
[email protected]
www.parallellinesthemovie.com
Pink and pong
Alina Bliumis
(917) 701 0149
[email protected]
www.artcast.org/alina
Pizza
InDigEnt
Emily Gardiner
135 West 26th Street, 5th Fl.
New York, NY 10001
(212) 929-7711
www.indigent.net
Plasticat
Simon Bogojevic-Narath
[email protected]
The Point
Joanne Terrell
Cohen and Cohen
740 N. La Brea Avenue
Los Angles, CA. 90038
(323) 938-5000
Poor God
Matthew Abbiss
+44 207 590 4512
[email protected]
[email protected]
POPaganda
Pedro Carvajal
(201) 659-7643
[email protected]
www.popaganda.com
Potato Chip Tale, A
Heidi Sjursen
[email protected]
Power Pharm
Adam Zaretsky
[email protected]
Reality
FLIP
54 Morton Street, Apt. 1F
New York, NY 10014
(212) 243-4691
[email protected]
www.stevelippman.com
Robots in “for no reason at all in C”
Cathy Karol
2615 6th St apt M
Santa Monica, CA 90405
(310) 396-4361
[email protected]
Ryan
National Film Board of Canada
350 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4820
New York, NY 10118
(212)-629-8890
[email protected]
Sangam
Jiva Universal
7 West 18th Street, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10011
(917) 202-7727
[email protected]
www.sangam.tv
Savior (Bjargvaettur)
Morning Moon Films
(212) 749-0119
[email protected], [email protected]
Scattered, Smothered, Covered
Matthew Serrins
11 Rutledge Avenue
Charleston, South Carolina 29401
(843) 853 5655
[email protected]
School Board Blues
Willow Mixed Media, Inc
PO Box 194
Glenford, New York 12433
(845) 657-2914
[email protected]
www.willowmixedmedia.org
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Screaming Men (Huutajat)
Finnish Film Foundation
Mechelininkatu 40
Helsinki, Helsinki 250
+358 9 687 44980
[email protected]
[email protected]
Secret Honor
Matthew Seig
[email protected]
(914) 260-9568
Seventeen
Hisko Hulsing
Balistraat 42 -3
1094 JN Amsterdam
The Netherlands
+(31)20-6164745
[email protected]
www.hiskohulsing.com
Shake the Rain
Light Circle Films, Llc
PMB# 101, 3980 Broadway, ste 103
Boulder, CO 80304
303-449-0738
[email protected]
Shock and Awe
Chase Palmer
1578 Ponus Ridge
New Canaan, CT 06840
(347) 512-5980
[email protected]
Shocking And Awful: A Grass
Roots Response To War In Iraq
Deep Dish Tv
Po Box 89
Willow, NY, 12495
(845) 679 2756
[email protected]
www.deepdishtv.org
Soldiers Pay
Philippe Diaz
Cinema Libre
818-349-8822.
Something for Henry
People LLC
6346 Orange ST #5
(310) 922 1931
[email protected]
Speak
SHOWTIME
1633 Broadway, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10019
(212) 708-1525
(212) 708-1217 (fax)
[email protected]
www.showtime.net
Still, the Children are Here
Mirabai Films
5 East 16th St
New York, NY 10003
(646) 486 4386
[email protected]
www.mirabaifilms.com
String
Watkins World Wide, Inc.
21 Conselyea Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
(718) 609-1043
[email protected]
Tango Octogenario
David Licata
75 West End Avenue, P7A
New York, NY 10023
(212) 582-5022
[email protected]
www.bloodorangefilms.com
Tank Man, The (Tynnyrimies)
Art Films production AFP
Viides Linja 3 A 35
Helsinki, Helsinki FIN-00530
+358 405006602
[email protected]
www.artfilmsartohalonen.fi
Things Done Changed
HBO Young Filmmakers Lab
357 Ninth Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 768-7100 ext 139
[email protected]
www.reel-stories.com
This is Not an End
Jesper Fleng
JA Film
[email protected]
Trollywood
Houston King
[email protected]
Twins
Who’s Your Daddy?
Falkland Road Inc.
37 Greene Street 4th Floor
New York, NY 10013
(212) 925-2770
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.falkland.com
Undertow
David Gordon Green
United Artists
(212) 708-0325
[email protected]
www.unitedartists.com
Unknown Soldier
Ferenc Toth
CL Productions, LLC
E. 83 Street, Suite 4B
New York, NY 10028
(646)-337-5099
movie-info@
unknownsoldierfilm.com
www.unknownsoldierfilm.com
Victim
Amy Lou Taylor
32 Raglan Road
PO Box 763
Mount Lawley, WA 6050
Australia
(618) 92281346
[email protected]
Victoria Para Chino
Cary Fukunaga
PO Box 208
New York, NY 10014
(310) 266-2180
[email protected]
Eggwork Productions
PO Box 18174
Rochester, NY 14618
(585) 473.4156
[email protected]
www.eggwork.com
Witches in Exile
Satellite Pictures, Inc.
27 East 13th Street, #3H
New York, NY 10003
(212) 691.0223
[email protected]
Woodsman, The
Newmarket Films
597 Fifth Avenue, 7th floor
New York, NY 10017
(212) 303 -1700
www.newmarketfilms.com
The World According to Bush
Flach Film
12, rue Lincoln
75008 Paris France
+33 (1) 56 69 38 38
+33 (1) 56 69 38 41
[email protected]
www.flachfilm.com
Words of My Perfect Teacher
ZIJI FILMS & TV LTD
1657 Barrington Street, Suite 422
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J2A1 Canada
distribution @ziji.ca
Wrigley
Patricia Ibanez
71 Carrollwood Drive
Tarrytown, NY 10591
(917) 843-3002
[email protected]
www.wrigleythemovie.com
Virile Man, The
Fortified
P.O. Box 49554
Austin, TX 78765
(512) 323-9346
[email protected]
www.fortHQ.com
You Call This A Riot?
When Things Get Confused
(Wenn Die Dinge Durcheinander
Geraten)
Keen Fate Productions
Steindamm 21
20099 Hamburg - Germany
+49 (40) 280 56 280
[email protected]
Becky Selinger
22 Lark Drive
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-0710
[email protected]
Young Americans
Todd Smith
153 Lafayette Ave., #4
Brooklyn, NY 11283
(646) 456-4045
[email protected]
www.ulsterchamber.org
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Baseball cap
$15
Watch cap
$15
2004 Poster 24 x 36
Long sleeve tee
$20
Tye dye tee
$20
Hooded sweatshirt
$30
2004 short sleeve tee
$15
souvenirs
Souvenirs are
available for purchase online at
www.woodstockfilmfestival.com,
THE MUG
2004
$10
and will also be available at box office
and venues throughout the festival.
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HOW TO GET HERE & THERE
For additional directions visit www.woodstockfilmfestival.com
BY AUTO:
The Woodstock Film Festival is now a
member of the Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Corporate Class Program. This program
offers discounted rates to visitors of The
Woodstock Film Festival. Most importantly,
Enterprise Rent-A-Car has 15 local offices in
Hudson Valley, and will be happy to pick
you up from any location when needed!
Reservations can be made on their award
winning website by clicking here. Just type
in our Corporate ID#-24H6506 and you
can make a reservation anywhere in the
country. Your three digit pin code is “THE”
or call the National Reservation number at
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BY BUS
To Woodstock:Take Adirondack Trailways
from Port Authority to Woodstock. This
drops you off at the Village Green or you
can ask to be let off at the Box
Office/Hospitality center. For schedule, call
Adirondack Trailways at 800-858-8555.
Alternative stops incude Kingston and
Phoenicia.
To Rhinebeck: Take the Shortline Bus from
Port Authority to Rhinebeck. For Rhinebeck
schedule call 800-631-8405.
To Hunter: Take Adirondack Trailways from
Port Authority to Hunter. For schedule, call
Adirondack Trailways at 800-858-8555.
BY TRAIN:
To Rhinecliff/Rhinebeck: Take the Empire
Service Line from Penn Station to RhinecliffKingston. Monday through Friday, the
DUCK trolley transports visitors into
Rhinebeck. Though on weekends, a cab is
your best bet, and Rhinebeck Taxi is conveniently located at the train station or rent a
car from Enterprise-Rent-a-Car, which will
meet you at the train station. Woodstock is
a twenty minute drive from Rhinecliff.
To Hunter: Take Amtrak from Penn Station
to the Hudson stop, and rent a car from
Enterprise Rent-A-Car, which will meet you
at the train station.
For more info toll free 800-USA-RAIL, or
visit www.amtrak.com.
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BY CAR to:
HUNTER:
WOODSTOCK:
*Bus transportation is available from 2-6 Mill
Hill Rd., Woodstock to Main St. (Hunter
Auto Repair), Hunter. (see “by bus” for more)
From NYC & SOUTH
Take the NYS Thruway (Interstate 87) North
to Exit 19 (Kingston). Head WEST on Rt. 28
toward Pine Hill. After 6 miles turn RIGHT at
the light onto Rt. 375 and follow 3 miles into
Woodstock!
From ALBANY & MASS PIKE
Take NYS Thruway (Interstate 87) South on I87 to Exit 20 (Saugerties/Woodstock). Turn
LEFT onto Rt. 32, then RIGHT onto Rt. 212.
Follow Rt. 212 for 9 miles into Woodstock.
The Tinker Street Cinema is located at 132
Tinker Street. The box office is located at the
Woodstock Playhouse, at the corner of route
212 & 375. Other venues are located
throughout the town.
RHINEBECK:
From Woodstock, Ulster County & west side
of Hudson River: Take Rt. 375 towards Rt.
28. Turn LEFT onto Rt. 28. Merge onto US209 N toward Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge. Go
over the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, continue
straight to second traffic light. Turn right onto
Route 9G. At first light turn right onto Route
9. Go straight into the center of Rhinebeck.
Theater is at 6415 Montgomery Street/Route
9 next to Foster’s Coach House Restaurant.
From South, also west side of Hudson: Go
over the Mid-Hudson Bridge to Route 9
North. Go approx. 12 miles to center of
Rhinebeck. Theater is north of traffic light at
6415 Montgomery Street/Route 9 next to
Foster’s Coach House Restaurant, across
from Rhinebeck Savings Bank.
From East (& the Taconic): Take Route 199
west. Bear left at the fork with the only traffic
light. That’s Rt 308. Continue on 308 to village traffic light. Make a right onto Route 9.
Theater will be on your left at 6415
Montgomery Street/Route 9, next to Foster’s
Coach House Restaurant, across from
Rhinebeck Savings Bank.
From Woodstock Toward Saugerties
Take Rt. 212 east to Rt. 32 north (stoplight
intersection at Hess Service Station). Take a
LEFT onto Rt. 32 north (towards NYS
Thruway
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entrance).
Continue several miles to Rt. 32A north to Rt.
23A west, which will lead you directly onto
the main street of the town of Hunter. The
Catskill Mountain Foundation Theater is on
the left.
From Woodstock Through Phoenicia
Take Rt. 212 west (bear right at Bearsville) to
Mt. Tremper, then bear right towards
Phoenicia. Pass thru Phoenicia and take a
right onto Rt. 214. Continue a few miles until
you come to Rt. 23A. Take a left and travel
directly into Hunter as above.
From the South:
Take the NYS Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit
20, Saugerties. Go left at the traffic light after
the toll booth onto Rt. 212. After a quarter
mile, turn right onto Route 32 North.
After about 6 miles, bear left at the blinking
yellow light ont Route 32A. After about 2
miles, at the traffic light, turn left onto Route
23A West. Go through the villages of
Palenville, Haines Falls, and Tannersville to
Hunter. Go almost a mile past the entrance to
Hunter Mountain. Before the blinking yellow
light, the movie theater is on the left and the
Performing Arts Center (Red Barn) is on the
right, set back from the road.
From the North:
Take Interstate 87 to Exit 21, Catskill. Get on
Route 23 West and follow it toward
Windham. Before entering the town of
Windham, make a left on Route 296 south.
At the end of 296, go left on Route 23A. After
the blinking yellow light, the movie theater
will be on the right and the red barn on the
left, set back from the road.
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70+ shops in G6 area.Also over
SERVICES
Arthur M. Kahn Esq. F6
Ametek Rotron J8
Bruce Bart Tattoo G6
Eckert Drugstore H6
Engel, FrankAttorney G6
Hudson United Bank H6
Library Laundromat F6
Post Office U.S. E6
Print Express H6
Schneider_ Pfahl & Rahme LLP G6
The Seasoned Traveller H6
Les WalkerArchitect G6
Wapner_ Koplovitz & Futerfas G6
Woodstock Lock 679-8308
Woodstock Trans. 679-TAXI
WoodstockAuto G6
WoodstockArts G4
REALESTATE
Century 21 Teran Realty LLC H6
Coldwell Banker/VilageGreenRealtyG6
Eichhorn Realty G6
Freestyle Realty G6
Irving Kalish Realty Inc. G6
Woodstock Real Estate G6
POINTS OF INTEREST+ACTIVITIES
Deborah Ramsden K2
Historical Society of Woodstock F6
Mower's Saturday Market G6
Woodstock Golf Club Inc. H7
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MIND BODY SPIRIT
Alexandra Zarro J6
Catskill Mtn Occu. Therapy G3
River Rock Health Spa D5
Tinker Street Cottage F6
Twin Gables Guest House G6
Van Hamel Cottage F4
Village Green Bed & Breakfast G6
Studio of Light Guest Suite G6
Wild Rose Inn G5
Woodstock Inn on the Millstream F6
Woodstock Getaway on Falls G6
Woodstock Lodge & Cafe H7
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LODGING
Bearsvill InnA6
Casablanca Lane B&B K6
Carol's Woodstock Country InnA5
Maverick Cottage B&B H9
ENTERTAINMENT
Bearsville Theater B6
Bird-on-a-Cliff Theatre Company F6
ColonyArts Center_The G6
Maverick Concerts G9
Tinker St. Cinema E6
Woodstock Playhouse H6
Woodstock Fringe D3
Woodstock Youth Theatre H7
DINING & FOOD
Bear Café & Catering Inc. B6
BreadAlone G6
Capone's Deli G6
ColonyArts Center_the G6
Landau Grill G6
Mountain Gate Restaurant G6
Sunflower Market H6
Taco Juan's G6
Wittenberg Deli T5
Woodstock Wines & Liquors G6
COMMUNITY
Daily Bread Soup Kitchen G6
Family of Woodstock G6
Government Offices F6
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Woodstock Elementary School H7
Woodstock Library F6
Youth Center G5
ARTS
Art Forms G6
Art & Soul G6
Authentic Writing E6
Kleinert/JamesArts Center C3
Center for Photography Woodstock G6
Elena Zang GalleryA2
Elderberry Studio L6
Fletcher Gallery G6
Hawthorn Gallery H6
Lily Ente Studio E6
September Heart Studio G6
Studio of Light G6
Woodstock Guild G6
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