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Screenings at 4 Alexandria locations:
OLD TOWN THEATER 815 King St.
CHARLES BEATLEY JR. CENTRAL LIBRARY 5005 Duke St.
THE LYCEUM 201 S. Washington St
UNITED WAY GATES LEARNING CENTER AUDITORIUM 701 N. Fairfax
St.
Nov. 7–10, 2013
Celebrating Independents
Schedule and tickets at Alexandriafilm.org
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Old Town Theater 815 King St.
7 – 10 p.m. OPENING NIGHT – A Celebration of Food and
SustainabilitySponsored by MOM’s Organic Market
Capital Food Fight Robert Paschen, 26 min. On a cold day in
January 2009, the initial salvo in Washington’s mobile food war was
fired. In four years, D.C. has become one of the top five food
truck cities in the country. Some say it’s because of a loophole in
the law. And politically connected restaurants and building owners
are using back channels to squash the little guy. But trucks are
fighting back ... big time. This political fight is happening in
cities across the country as communities cope with an exploding
food truck industry that is raising questions about capitalism,
social media and the future of business in America. Special guest:
Robert Paschen.
This is NormalDerek Watson, 21 min. Every morning nearly half of
the world’s population will wake up and walk 6 km round trip, on
average, to fetch water from open and contaminated sources.
Waterborne diseases from unclean sources kill up to 2 million
children every year—5,000 every day. It is a crisis that hardly
registers on the international agenda. Pumps of Oklahoma is
involved in development work to not only drill wells, but to teach
villagers how to drill and maintain the wells—creating jobs,
livelihoods and sustained safe water.D.C. premiere
Thursday, November 7, 2013
La Sangre Rojo y Verde de Nuevo Mexico (The Chile Film) Kelly
Brinn Urig, 25 min.
Food is a critical element in any culture. In New Mexico’s
vibrant culture, no food stands above the chili plant, which is
revered for its unique taste and quality. For generations, the
chili farmers of New Mexico have devoted and dedicated their lives
to growing and developing the chili plant. The film focuses on how
chili has become an integral part of the culture of New Mexico.
World premiere
Baby ChickenAzod Abedikichi, 7 min. Using animation, claymation
and stop-action photography, the story of a wooden man who
befriends his breakfast and is then called upon to become a
hero.
GrapeDaniel Stine, 28 min. Grieving winemaker Grayson Delecourt,
pondering the sale of his family vineyard, receives an unwelcome
overnight visitor on a bleak, wintry afternoon. A hauntingly
beautiful journey with a glimpse into the past history of Delecourt
Vineyards and a hint of what fate holds in store for the once-proud
Virginia estate. Special guest: Daniel Stine.
This Dewdrop WorldElizabeth Thompson, 37 min. A lyrical essay
documentary that interweaves two unfolding stories: a dying mother,
an unraveling planet. Together they illuminate the poetic
resonance between the fleeting, dewdrop nature of a single life and
a parallel, though largely unseen, story of planetary loss.
Welcome to the 2013 Alexandria Film Festival!
Our seventh festival is bigger and better than ever! We have
expanded our films from 40 to more than 60 and are screening at the
recently restored Old Town Theater, the Lyceum, Charles Beatley
Central Library and, for the first time, the United Way Mary M.
Gates Learning Center. Over 200 films were submitted from all over
the world, and films from France, Italy, the U.K., Germany and
Brazil are among the international offerings. We also feature
appearances by a number of filmmakers—from as far away as India and
as close as the Washington metropolitan area.
We hope you enjoy “Celebrating Independents”!
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Friday, November 8, 2013
Charles Beatley Jr. Central Library (Free)5005 Duke St.
Noon – 5:30 p.m.
On Your Mark, Get Set, MOW! (Noon)Mike Ratel, 81 min. A
documentary journey through the world of lawn mower racing, a sport
on the ”cutting edge” in the battle of Huntington’s disease. The
film features a family devastated by the disease whose ultimate
prize is a race for a cure. Special guest: Mike Ratel.
We the Owners: Employees Expanding the American Dream (2
p.m.)David Romero, 52 min. There is a pervasive feeling around the
country that change is needed: a change in the way businesses are
operated and a change that would allow every worker to benefit from
the intellectual and sweat equity of the entire workforce. We the
Owners provides a face and voice to the people who are part of this
change—employees who are owners. These real-world stories
demonstrate how to build and share ownership, link risk and reward,
work collaboratively to be profitable, innovative and sustainable,
and address wealth inequality.
Citizen Autistic (3 p.m.) William Davenport, 63 min.This film
explores the controversy surrounding autism advocacy from the
perspectives of members of the autism communities. Special guest:
William Davenport. World premiere
Discover Kasper (4:30 p.m.)Seth Christian, 40 min.The story of
how a sad, quirky man breaks out of his comfort zone in search of
not only his identity, but friendship. As Kasper oddly finds hope
through a toy firefly, the relationship reveals a truth about
him—and the world. Special guest: Seth Christian. World
premiere
The Lyceum (Ticketed)201 S. Washington St.
4 – 7 p.m. Shorts Showcase I
City Boots Ryan Strandjord, 11 min. During a frigid Minnesota
afternoon, two people wrapped up in their own personal interests
fail to connect during a riding lesson and continue to clash until
Misty, the horse being used in the lesson, shows them the error of
their ways.
A Good WifeLinda Brieda, 16 min. A documentary that provides a
window into the status of women in India, especially the construct
of the “good wife.”
GenesisDonatella Altieri, 19 min.The tragic experience of a
child’s death is explored through the quintessential mythical
script, Genesis, and the recalling of an ancient rural ritual, the
friend tree.
TuesdayMohammad Tavakoli, 15 min. A short film about Nima, a
young boy from a Persian family living in the United States. The
film follows Nima on the day he expects his mother to return from
the hospital. As the day progresses, we experience the events of
the day through Nima’s perspective and get a sense of what daily
life is like for Nima and his father.
Shoot the MoonAlexander Gaeta, 27 min. Marcy Meyers is down on
her luck. Faced with piling bills, the remnants of a failed
marriage and an imminent home foreclosure, she pins her hope on a
national game show that promises a once-in-a-lifetime chance to win
it all.World premiere
The LetterClaiborne Lashley, 4 min. A wounded Confederate
soldier is helped by a freed man who finds his letter and begins to
read it, and then a transition in voice and picture shows its
relevance in WWI, WWII, Vietnam and Iraq. Special guest: Claiborne
Lashley. World premiere
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Le Train Bleu (The Blue Train)Stephanie Assimacopoulo, 18 min.
Paris, Gare De Lyon: At the bar of Le Train Bleu, where a troubled
couple stops to have drink, neither one can imagine what will
happen next.
7 – 10 p.m. Shorts Showcase II
Rose, Mary and TimeHardeep Giani, 38 min. A story of second
chances. Barney is married—unhappily. He lost the love of his life
six years ago: She was murdered. Through the magic contained within
a clock he inherited, and with the help of an old Indian
shopkeeper, Barney finds himself back in time, with the opportunity
to save her... but life isn’t always as easy as that. D.C.
premiere
BaggageIvan Kander, 10 min. At a special ”baggage counter,”
where people go to check their emotional issues, one young man is
trying to reclaim his lost luggage. Special guest: Ivan Kander.
World premiere
Ta (Grandfather)Kunlakan Mamber, 17 min. Prae doesn’t like to
sleep by herself, claiming that the ghost under her bed keeps her
awake. To help her daughter realize that she has nothing to fear,
Nim tells Prae a story from her childhood. In reliving the story,
Nim realizes a startling truth that has been right under her nose
all along. Special Guest: Kunlakan Mamber. D.C. premiere
Le Livre des Morts (Book of the Dead)Alain Escalle, 30 min. In
the rubble of a neighborhood slated for demolition, somewhere in
Eastern Europe, Mikhail is grappling with his personal demons. Over
the course of a journey among the ghosts trapped in the pages of a
book, faded images from the past and painful memories gradually
come to life. D.C. premiere
Best of Both WorldsMichael Dunker, 13 min. Struggling to find
love, Charlie meets and falls for beautiful Michelle, but questions
whether he can accept her when she reveals her secret. World
premiere
10 p.m. – Midnight Dark Night Showcase I – Mystical, Amusing,
Mysterious and Macabre Shorts
Broken Josh Wolff, 6 min. When Abel comes home unexpectedly to
find a horrible surprise, he must literally deal with the
fallout.Special guest: Josh Wolff
Dream BigJoshua Bryant, 17 min. A young man is convinced he must
pursue his dream of becoming a successful rapper. Along his
journey, he finds out that his dreams may be too big for him to
handle. Special guest: Joshua Bryant. North American premiere.
Trials of a Scientific MindMatthew Lucas, 27 min. A brilliant
physicist accidentally discovers time travel while on a date with
his girlfriend. While he can hardly contain his excitement, he
knows the discovery must be safeguarded. But when his girlfriend
breaks up with him, will he be able to salvage his relationship? Or
will his repeated journeys through time attract the wrong kinds of
attention? Special guests: Will Lacker (writer, lead actor); Kacy
Rice (lead actress). World premiere
Not Fade AwayRodney Reyes, 8 min. A loving ordinary couple is
confronted with the extraordinary ramifications of a time traveler
altering the past to rewrite the present. Special guest: Rodney
Reyes. World premiere
ExitLong Yang, 13 min. A young man who has just lost his job and
is struggling with his life decides to steal a stranger’s car. It
turns out that the owner of the car may not be a stranger. Special
guest: Long Yang. World premiere
The Memory ManGeorge Walker Glover, 19 min. A dark fairy tale
about the need to accept the past and acknowledge the future. Alone
in the depths of the forest, Charlie, struggling with a traumatic
event from the past, meets the Memory Man, a mysterious figure who
gives him the chance to relive past memories.
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Charles Beatley Jr. Central Library (Free)
Noon – 4:30 p.m. Family Fare Showcase
The Heroes of Arvine Place (Noon)Damian Lahey, 75 min. During
the holidays, a recent widower and struggling children’s book
author makes one last push for his career while trying to take care
of his two little girls. Special guest: Neal Boone (producer),
Craig Moorhead (Editor). World premiere
Common Chord (1:30 p.m.)Deric Olsen, 89 min. After the tragic
death of his ex-girlfriend, Kyle Foster struggles to accept the
responsibility of being a father to their young daughter. Amid
pressure from her grandfather to gain legal custody and Kyle’s
desire to pursue his dreams of being a professional musician, he
strives to find his way. Their journey becomes an odyssey of
redemption, commitment and forgiveness as they discover what is
most important in their lives.
The Adventures of Sheriff Kid McLain (3 p.m.)Gui Pereira, 18
min. A young and frightened Billy goes on a journey with his older
brother, Johnny, to the Old West. The town of Ferro Grande is being
threatened by Dirt Man Duke and the Lightning Gang ever since the
governor’s son rolled into town. Now, Sheriff Kid McLain must
protect the governor’s son and his peaceful quiet town against the
vengeful Dirt Man Duke with only the help of a cowboy barely in his
teens.
My 11th Birthday (3:30 p.m.)M. Simon Lim, 7 min. Cindy wants to
invite Alex to her birthday party. Special guest: M. Simon Lim.
World premiere
The ToothfairyRachel Sonnenberg, 4 min. Eight-year-old Luke
believes in the tooth fairy ... do you?
StaticLeslie Langee, 6 min. With their mother barely able to pay
the bills, brothers Travis and Ethan struggle amid the chaos, and a
secret threatens to break the family apart for good. North American
premiere
The SalamanderTerrance Azzuolo, 9 min. Joseph’s 8th birthday is
on its way. He plans to give the father that he never sees his
treasured pet salamander in the hopes of building their
relationship.
The Boy and the BusSimon Pitts, 23 min. After the death of his
mother, 10-year-old Joe moves to a remote village to live with his
father. Mute with grief and lost in an unfamiliar countryside, he
misses the bus to his new school.
Lyceum (Ticketed)
2 – 4 p.m.
The Nowhere SonSan Banarje, 73 min. A young physician’s father
goes missing after refusing to sell his house to local corrupt
politicians (so they can sell it to an American company looking to
expand operations into India). How far will he go to get him back?
Special guests: San Banarje (director, actor, writer) Trish Ray
(actress). D.C. premiere
4 – 7 p.m.
SamoaAndrew Elliott, 5 min. Stan and Bill are two thieves
running from a job gone wrong. As they’re surrounded by police, the
two decide to leave their lives of crime and retire to Samoa. All
they need to do is get out of there.
The ToothfairyRachel Sonnenberg, 4 min. Eight-year-old Luke
believes in the tooth fairy ... do you?
Ass BackwardsChris Nelson, 90 min. Best friends Kate and Chloe
embark on a cross-country trip back to their hometown to attempt to
win a pageant that eluded them as children. Special guest: Paul
Wilson, Father of Casey Wilson, co-writer and star of Ass
Backwards, graduate of Alexandria’s T.C. Williams High School. D.C.
premiere
Saturday, November 9, 2013
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7 – 10 p.m. Shorts Showcase III
The Championship RoundsDaniel Stine, 27 min. James Deacon Jr.,
the deaf son of a once-promising boxer whose life was wrecked by
drugs and alcohol, has struggled for years to escape his father’s
shameful legacy and find normalcy with a family of his own. Fate
brings him an opportunity to become the champion his father never
was. Special guest: Daniel Stine. World premiere
Lines in the SandMichael Gilroy, 17 min. Two young sisters with
a secret run away from a children’s home, hoping never to be
found.
AliceCandy Li, 4 min. A young French girl, Alice, comes out of
an Expressionist painting and forms a friendship with the lonely
elder security guard, Tom, who has been longing for his missing
daughter.
Roter Schnee (Red Snow)Luka Popadic, 23 min. A German petty
officer is compelled to torture a Serbian resistance fighter for
information that could save the lives of 100 Serbian citizens.
FreefallLuke Willis, 9 min. While attempting to spend a day with
her daughter, Lucy’s mother becomes distracted by phone calls. Left
to her own devices, Lucy slips into an alternate realm. The film
features dancers from the San Francisco Ballet. Special guest: Luke
Willis. D.C. premiere
Hearts and MindsCharlie Guillen, 28 min. The film examines the
impact war has on the psyche and takes place in two time periods,
past and present, until the two worlds merge into one. A story of
war, psychology and family, and the transition that soldiers must
make when they return from battle. Special guest: Charlie Guillen.
World premiere
Do Not EnterDaniel Blanco, 11 min. James arrives to paint an
apartment while its owners are away. They’ve left simple
instructions—help yourself to food and drink, make yourself at
home—just don’t enter the room with the closed doors. James’s
curiosity gets the best of him, and he ends up discovering
something beyond his wildest dreams.
10 p.m. – Midnight Dark Night Showcase II – Mystical, Amusing,
Mysterious and MacabreColumbusSean Robertson, 12 min. A boy with an
abusive father stumbles upon an escaped prisoner. Seeing the
injured boy, the prisoner offers to help, but are his intentions
pure? Special Guest: Sean Robertson.
The TunnelCory Blasdell, 10 min. A mysterious tunnel is about to
turn Gale’s quiet morning jog into a nightmare she can’t escape.
Special guest: Cory Blasdell.
Hello NovemberAnthony Faust, 5 min. A reclusive witch faces the
world on the day after Halloween.
Searching for SignalsByron Erwin, 15 min. A young boy mourning
the loss of his mother discovers his father’s dark secret.World
premiere
BreakJulius Sambajon, 14 min. Marcus, the best man for his
soon-to-be-married best friend, reveals a long-held secret to the
bride-to-be during dinner.
PedestrianClaire Ensslin, 7 min.A young man struggles with an
overwhelming urge to violate a little girl.Special guest: Claire
Ensslin.
Wally’s Core ValuesAdam Fike, 5 min.Wally wants your vote and he
knows where he stands, sort of.Special guest: Adam Fike.
A+ Lawn Care wishes the best of luck to all of the
2013 Alexandria Film Festival Filmmakers!
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Saturday November 9, 2013 (cont.)
United Way Gates Learning Center Auditorium (Ticketed)701 N.
Fairfax St.
Noon – 3 p.m.
Wheelchair Diaries: One Step UpReid Davenport, 28 min. The film
introduces viewers to three Europeans with disabilities; their
stories put disability in a light rarely shone in the media.
Special guest: Reid Davenport. U.S. premiere
Wild BlueJosh Hope, 100 min. After his release from the foster
care system, a young man leaves his small Oklahoma town for the
first time to travel across the country with a strange woman he
meets by chance.Special guest: Chris Hong (producer). World
premiere
3 – 6 p.m.
The Road Led HereJennifer Hardacker, 3 min. A restless sojourner
comes upon a mossy place. What is it about this place?
Pied PiperVivek Budakoti, 113 min. A satirical folk tale of a
simple laundryman, Chunnilal, who is rumored to have acquired his
beloved donkey’s brain in a freak accident. Charming millions with
his asinine traits, Chunnilal soon rises to become the most popular
and feared hero of his time. The film traces the dynamics of his
unprecedented rise and inevitable fall along the trajectory of
politics, religion, power and ideologies. Special guests: Vivek
Budakoti (director) and Rajita Sharma (writer/producer). D.C.
premiere
7 – 10 p.m. DreamBetsy Cox, 38 min. This is the story of a group
of students from Washington’s Anacostia neighborhood who were part
of the I Have a Dream Program at the height of the drug wars
(1988-1994). Now 37 years old, they candidly share the overwhelming
challenges each faced then—including poverty, abuse and the effects
of widespread addiction—as well as the impact the program had on
their lives. It is an intimate first-person account of growing up
in a community in crisis, the resiliency of the human spirit and
the potential of education to transform lives.Special guest: Betsy
Cox. World premiere
Butterfly DreamsVenkat Kirshnan, 22 min. A 9-year-old girl in
rural India, exploited by child labor, must find a way to pursue
her dream: learning to read and write. She has one last chance when
an educated man comes to town.
A Conversation with Benh Zeitlin (via Skype)The acclaimed
director of the Academy Award-nominated Beasts of the Southern
Wild will appear via Skype to take questions from the
audience. Two of his early works will also be shown:
Glory at SeaBenh Zeitlin, 25 min. A group of mourners and a man
spat from the depths of Hades build a boat from the debris of New
Orleans to rescue their lost loved ones trapped beneath the
sea.
I Get WetBenh Zeitlin, 10 min.A love story for the ages about
Mickey, a tormented 8-year-old, and his best friend, Superdog.
Special Guest: Benh Zeitlin (via Skype)
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Sunday, November 10, 2013
Charles Beatley Jr. Central Library (Free)
1 – 3 p.m.
Into Harm’s WayJordan Kronick, 110 min. When 846 young men
entered West Point in 1963, they signed up with an American army at
peace. At their graduation ceremony in 1967, the Vietnam War was
raging. A first-person chronicle of the West Point Class of 1967.
Special guests: Terry Atkinson and Freed Lowery, depicted in the
film.
3 – 4:30 p.m.
Hollywood on the PotomacPresentation by Mike Canning, 75 min.
With clips from both popular films and those lesser known that
focus on the nation’s capital, author Mike Canning presents a
fascinating look at how Washington has been portrayed in feature
films. Copies of his book, Hollywood on the Potomac: How the Movies
View Washington, D.C., will be available for signing.
Lyceum (Ticketed)Noon – 3 p.m.
The Boy and the BusSimon Pitts, 23 min. After the death of his
mother, 10-year-old Joe moves to a remote village. It’s where she’d
wanted to live. Alone there with his father, Joe is mute with
grief. Lost in unfamiliar countryside, he misses the bus to his new
school.
The Adventures of Sheriff Kid McLainGui Pereira, 18 min. A young
and frightened Billy goes on a journey with his older brother,
Johnny, to the Old West. The town of Ferro Grande is being
threatened by Dirt Man Duke and the Lightning Gang ever since the
governor’s son rolled into town. Now, Sheriff Kid McLain must
protect the governor’s son and his peaceful quiet town against the
vengeful Dirt Man Duke with only the help of a cowboy barely in his
teens.World premiere
SpencerGeoff Lerer, 74 min. Spencer Baum is an aspiring
filmmaker trying to make his first movie in Brooklyn. On the brink
of success, Spencer finds his world is shattered when his
supermodel/actress girlfriend ditches him. Spencer must overcome
the loss of his leading lady and the funding that came with her
name above the line, plus an overeager mother and a terrible
part-time job as a clown for children’s parties. Imagine what Woody
Allen would be like if he were 26 years old in 2013, with a Canon
5D and all the attendant hopes and dreams of a young man who cannot
fail despite his best efforts.Special guests: Geoff Lerer
(director), Matthew C. Mills (executive producer), Lyndsay Teed
(actor), Andrew Kaempfer (actor). World premiere
3 – 8 p.m. Awards Showcase and Closing ReceptionSpecial Ticket
PricingMore than 200 films were submitted or curated for the
Alexandria Film Festival. Of those selected, see which ones will
take home top honors in 2013. Best of Fest, Special Jury Award and
Audience Award winners will be screened, followed by an awards
presentation and closing reception. Join us as we reveal and toast
the winners! Showcase 3 – 6 p.m.; Closing Reception 6 – 8 p.m.
Alexandria Film FestivalExecutive CommitteePatti North,
ChairMargaret Wohler, VIP HandlingSusan Haine, FundraisingBarbara
Fallon, PR and Media OutreachMarsha Wallace, Volunteer
CoordinatorJessica Rozek, Volunteer CoordinatorPat Hipple,
Programming
Marketing and Communications ConsultantsGeneva Collins,
CommunicationsEllen Hamilton, Website Design and GraphicsCynthia
Wokas, Program Design and Layout
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