Wednesday, July 24, 2013
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The documentary Brainpower will show Saturday, July
217, after 7 p.m.
REAL TO REEL:
what's showing
From page 3A
producer and director from
California, is the last show
Thursday evening. Franky has
been betrayed and everyone
close to him soon discovers
that vengeance is now that he
seeks. He wants a lot more
than that. Rated R.
Friday’s 7 p.m. shows in-
clude three shorts, two docu-
mentaries and one animation.
The 20-minute “My
Home,” animation comes
from New York and is rated
G. It’s the story about a per-
sistent and self-indulgent
beaver who is not a very good
neighbor. That is, until he
meets a precocious no-non-
sense turtle. In Oneida soci-
ety, the oral tradition is very
important and represents the
soul of the Oneida people.
From generation to generation
children are taught about their
Oneida traditional beliefs
from an Elder who has the
ability to speak with meaning
and confidence. The film
opens with that scene. The
young turtle wakes to find a
beaver has changed her home.
The beaver is more interested
in technology than the nature
around him and its inhabi-
tants. The turtle, upset, soon
realizes she has to stop him.
“Link” is a 14 minute, 50
second short rated PG and a
North Carolina film. Harmon
and Wendell are two WWI
concentration camp escapees,
chained together at the wrist.
Their run for freedom is
halted when they step on a
landmine.
“The Last Ocean” is an 87-
minute documentary from
New Zealand. The race is to
protect Earth’s last untouched
ocean, the Ross Sea Antarc-
tica, from humanity’s insa-
tiable appetite for fish.
After intermission on Fri-
day “Dr. Gutman’s Eulogy”,
rated PG-13, a 17 minute, 46
second film from Florida will
play on the Joy screen. This
film is about a grieving son
who tries to find the words to
send his father off, while
dodging bad advice, match
maker family members and
his own anxieties.
What if OJ didn’t do it?
> Overlooked Suspect” is an
hour long documentary from
Canada rated PG 13. Execu-
tive producers Howard Barrett
and William Dear said the
film is an incredible search for
the truth behind the “trial of
the century.” Take the oppor-
tunity to see and hear the evi-
dence that has never been
made public.
Rounding out Friday’s
shows will be “Cold Turkey,”
a 14 minute short rated R,
from Iceland. It’s hard to
wake up from a nightmare
when you are not asleep says
Fannar Thor Arnarson, writer,
director, producer.
Saturday’s 1 p.m. shows
will feature three shorts, two
animations and a 102 minute
feature, “Spring Eddy,” rated
R
“Where the Wolves Lie” is
a short from Andrew Huggins,
writer, director and producer
. from Concord, NC. It’s 21
minutes, 37 seconds long.
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“What Remains,” 17
minute, 29 second short, rated
PG, is a North Carolina film.
Mark and Jennifer decide to
adopt a baby, but when Jen-
nifer travels to pick up the
baby she is killed in a car ac-
cident. After Mark identifies
his wife’s body and collects
her remains, he is presented
with the baby and must decide
whether to go through with
the adoption alone.
“A World of Difference,”
is an 8 minute, 10 second dig-
ital animation from Illinois
that moves us along a bumpy
path through Space and Time
to discover truth, perfection
and meaning.
“Ed” is a 14-minute ani-
mation from Brazil. Meet Ed
and his extraordinary life:
fifty years of an unforgettable
journey. Many loves, adven-
tures, and remarkable stories.
What nobody knows is why
Ed wants to end it.
“Chairworks”, A 24
minute short film from
Raleigh, is about Dr. Parnell
who has created a new ther-
apy to help patients with
anger management. Some-
times you have to hurt to heal.
After intermission Satur-
day afternoon “Spring Eddy,”
rated R, a 103 minute feature
from Texas will be shown.
Eddy is a small-time Chicago
- criminal with a penchant for
dim-witted schemes and he’s
on the run. After ripping off
his- boss, he hightails it to
Mexico but gets distracted by
a pretty hitchhiker on the way.
What begins as a simple tryst
ends with Eddy beaten up,
broken down and penniless in
Wyont, Texas, inadvertently
witnessing a murder by Willet
Nash, the county’s all power-
ful Sheriff. Eddy tries to hold
up a bank and make a run for
it, but his cockamamie plan
goes awry and he’s caught in
the act by Nash himself.
Eddy’s only chance to make it
out of jail alive is his fiancée
Jeannie, who he left jilted at
the altar back in Chicago.
. Saturday night shows in-
clude two shorts, two anima-
tions, a documentary and a 1
Y% hour feature film followed
by a party and presentation of
awards.
“Spaghetti for Two” is an
18-minute, 31-second short
rated G from Germany. A
seemingly ordinary day be-
comes a significant turning
point for an unremarkable
man, thanks to a minimal shift
of fate.
“Imagine,” rated PG is a
29 minute, 45 second short
from Utah. It’s a physiologi-
cal drama about John Morris,
The documentary The Last Ocean (above) and the animated film
My Home (at right) will both show Friday, July 26, after 7 p.m.
a paramedic, who lives under
a cloud of guilt after being un-
able to save his daughter’s
life. Being present at her
death, the guilt has left him
numb and has shattered his re-
lationship with his wife, Kate.
Through Charged water,
water that has been influenced
by specific thoughts or en-
ergy, an experiment held by
Dr. Arlen, John begins to con-
nect with his daughter in an
unknown world. Through the
recurring events in that world,
he becomes convinced that he
has the ability to change the
events that have happened in
the past. Confident that he can
prevent her from drowning he
tries to convince Kate that he
can make everything the way
it used to be.
“Umbrellcorn,” rated G, 4
minutes, 10 seconds, is a 2D
computer animated short
about a unicorn that has an
umbrella for a horn.
“Brain Power,” rated PG,
is a 10 minute documentary
from California, based on re-
search from Harvard Univer-
sity’s Center on the
Developing Child and Uni-
versity of Washington’s
I=LABS. The project explores
the parallels between a child’s
brain development and the de-
velopment of the global brain
of the Internet, offering in-
sights into the best ways to
shape both. :
“Oh Willy,” rated PG-13,
is ‘a 15 minute animation,
from Belgium. Willy, forced
to return to his naturist roots,
bungles his way into noble
savagery.
After intermission, ‘Wet
Behind the Ears,” a 90 minute
feature film rated R, from
New York with Margaret
Keane Williams, executive
producer and lead actor, Sloan
Copeland, writer, director, ed-
itor, producer. What do you do
if you just graduated college?
Well, most people would say
it’s time to get a job. But in a
country where more than half
of recent college graduates are
unemployed, it’s more likely
that the end of college means
moving back in with your par-
ents. Join Samantha Phelps on
her journey into the job mar- -
ket, where a minimum wage
or jail time seems to be the
only options. “Wet behind the
Ears” takes a comical look at
joblessness and adjusting to
the real world in a way that
will resonate with an under-
employed generation.
Awards will be announced
following the final film on
Saturday and those attending
are invited to stay for a theatre
party.
Real to Reel Schedule
Wednesday, July 24 - 7pm-until
An (Extra)ordinary Day PG Short
Wings G Short
The New True Charlie Wu PG Short
Reporting on the Times ;
The NY Times and The Holocaust PG-13 Documentary
Intermission
Alienation G Animation
Cello Tales G Documentary
Baldwin G ~ Short
Death of Eurydice PG Short
Thursday, July 25 — 7pm-until
Ditching School to Whistle G Documentary
Brightwood PG Short
Lil Tokyo Reporter PG Short
Parts Gio Animation
Intermission
Maiden Flight G Animation
Bathanti G Documentary
Wicked Silence PG Documentary
Franky and the Ant R
Friday, July 26 — 7pm-until
My Home G Animation
Link PG Short
The Last Ocean G Documentary
Intermission |
Dr. Gutman’s Eulogy PG-13 ~~ Short
Overlooked Suspect:
What if O.J. Didn’t Do it? R Documentary
Cold Turkey R Short
Saturday, July 27 — Matinee 1pm
Where the Wolves Lie Short
What Remains PG Short
A World of Difference 6G Animation
Ed PG-13 Animation
Chairworks R Short
Intermission
Spring Eddy R Feature
Saturday, July 27 — 7pm-until
Spagetti For Two He G Short
Imagine PG Short
Unbrellacorn G Animation
Brain Power PG Documentary
Oh Willy PG-13 Animation
Intermission
Wet Behind the Ears R Feature
Awards & party immediately following the final film on Saturday.
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