Saturday 1:00pm
“The Flyboys”
Feature - Director: Rocco DeVilliers, 118 mins
2008 USA -
Young friends from different sides of the tracks become
embroiled in the adventure of their lives when they discover a mysterious
airplane, sneak aboard for a look, and unexpectedly find themselves airborne
over the Arizonadesert. But their troubles are only beginning as they realize they’re involved
in a mob heist.
"For A Few Marbles More"
(Voor een Paar Knikkers Meer)
Director: Jelmar Hufen, 11 mins, Netherlands
2008 Four ten–year-olds are kicked out of their favorite playground by two aggressive drunkards. When they realize their
parents are not going to help them, there’s only one solution. They have to find a way to get the toughest boy in the
neighborhood to help them.
Saturday 3:15pm
Shorts Program
"The Beneficiary" Director:
Theodore Melfi 18 min
USA -
Three lives are tragically altered when an ordinary event ignites a chain
reaction of paranoia and murder.
"Free Lunch"
Director: Rick Curnutt
35 min. 2008 Student Film USA -
Walter Tanner Jr. is done with
handouts, he’s done with his privileged past, and he’s done with having to
answer to people. Realizing the value of hard work, Walter sets off on the road
to the American dream...in a lunch truck.
"15-40"
Director:
Christian Bagger 23 min. USA -
15-40 is the true story of Danish tennis player, Kai Hansen who, during the
Nazi occupation of Denmark, has to make the decision of his life.
"Empire"
Director: Alex DeMille 15 min USA -
A troubled young man seeks revenge against a prominent right-wing news commentator.
Saturday 4:45pm
“Monsters From The Id”
Director: David Gargani 71 min. 2008
USA
- Monsters From The Id weaves the intersecting themes of over thirty classic
Sci-Fi films in order to tell the untold story of the rise of the Modern
Scientist and his role in inspiring a nation. The film continues to explore the
psychological and cultural impact of 1950’s Sci-Fi cinema in America and
asks, “where is science inspiration found today?”
Saturday 6:30pm
FEATURE PROGRAM
Film & A Party!
“Dislecksia: The Movie”
Featured as a work in progress, the film; “Dislecksia: The
Movie” will give the audience a first look at Emmy Award winning
filmmaker and local Newtown native; Harvey Hubbell’s latest project. Harvey
will take the audience on the journey of research, production and the direction
of his latest project through a panel discussion and Q&A as he dissects the
anatomy of this cutting edge and thought provoking film and a subject plaguing
not only Harvey, but also a large portion of our population, Dyslexia. Several
film industry, medical professionals and parents will make up the panel for the
post film discussion. Afterward, the audience will be treated to an upscale
film industry cocktail reception hosted by The
Inn At Newtown, just a short walk from Edmond Town Hall.
About one American in
seven has some degree of dyslexia. It's a condition that makes it hard to learn
to read the same way other people do. With some special techniques, taught or
self-invented, most dyslexics can learn to function normally. And a lot of
dyslexics are brilliant, talented, and successful. In the comic documentary Dislecksia:
The Movie, dyslexic director Harvey Hubbell V with
assistance from dyslexic writer Jeremy Brecher and several dyslexic crew members
will present the latest scientific knowledge about dyslexia and the experiences
of dyslexics. Viewers will come to know dyslexics and those who teach them and
study them, not just as statistics or talking heads but as people. And they'll
know a lot about dyslexia: its causes, its effects, and what can be done about
it. Dislecksia will give viewers a better understanding of the
condition. It will also give dyslexics and their families hope as well as a
crash course in how to laugh at their own condition.
Saturday 9:15pm
“Brave New West”
Director: Doug Hawes-Davis & Drury Gunn Carr, 80 mins USA “Old West” met “New West” when writer, publisher, artist, and activist
Jim Stiles began publishing the politically-progressive “Canyon Country
Zephyr”, an independent paper “hopelessly clinging to the past” in the heart of
conservative Mormon Utah. Brave New West is a story about the eccentric,
humorous, and inspiring world of Jim Stiles, whose dedication and imagination
has produced one of America’s truly original independent newspapers – “The
Canyon Country Zephyr.” Working alone since 1989 in his small home in Moab,
Utah, Stiles combines art, humor, and commentary with honest stories to create
an extraordinary historical archive of the rapidly changing landscape and
culture of the American West. “The Zephyr” is a captivating visual experience
and a humorous and a candid confessional. Brave New West is an off-the-wall
odyssey that tells the tale of how one man’s passion for the natural world
fueled the creation of an enduring newspaper that has become an unlikely
institution in the American West.