2019 EVENT LISTING & TICKET INFORMATION
April 5 & 6: The Riverside Weekend - ALL ACCESS PASS
Friday: 6pm
Saturday 1pm & 6pm
The All Access Pass gets you a special discounted rate to come to both the Classics & Cocktails event on April 5th and the Best of the Fest event on April 6th. You save money and we get to enjoy your company for 2 great nights. Everybody wins!
April 5: Classics & Cocktails - SINGLE EVENT TICKET
6pm-11pm
The Classics & Cocktails event brings you back to where movies started. Enjoy drinks and the Friends of Aaron jazz band before a short introduction of film history before Ratts & People Motion Picture Orchestra plays live music with historic silent films at 8pm. This ticket provides you with 1 Free cocktail from Pinckney Bend Distillery. More beverages and food will be available for purchase throughout the night.
Short Films shown during the live scoring are The Unknown starring Lon Chaney, The High Sign starring Buster Keaton and a few short films by the inventor of special effects George Melies.
April 6: Best of the Fest - SINGLE EVENT TICKET
Film Set 1: 1pm
Film Set 2: 6pm
The Best of the Fest event is the highlight of the weekend. Come see multiple short films from all around the world inside the historic Walt Theater. There will be a break in between the two sets to enjoy beautiful downtown New Haven and grab some food.
Film Listing Coming Late March
More Info:
Online sales are in advanced only. Tickets can be purchased at the door with cash or credit card
Parking available in front of venue
Historic and classic films are live score with original orchestrations by The Ratts & People Motion Picture Orchestra
Friday night films are not part of the Riverside Film Festival submissions or festival listings
Best of the Fest film sets and descriptions will be listed once announced
Open seating for all events
Films are not rated and a suggestion of PG13 stands for all films. Films with any NC content will be noted on our website
Riverside Short Film Festival is a Volunteer Committee organized under Downtown New Haven Inc.
2019 DATES SET
2019 Festival dates will be April 5 & 6th.
Film Submission Deadline is Jan 31, 2019.
Mark your calendars! Details soon!
EVENTS SCHEDULE 2018
April6 Classics & Cocktails
Join us in Downtown New Haven for an opening night party you won't forget!
430-730 Cocktail Hour at Pinckney Bend with Friends of Aaron
- 1 Free Cocktail with Ticket puchase
- Cash/Credit Bar. Cocktails $5
- Light Snacks included
- Friends of Aaron Jazz Ensemble Live performance
730: Short History of Shorts
Join Leigh Kolb from East Central College at the Walt
for a brief introduction of the importance and history of
Short Film and a introduction of our main event
8pm: Live Orchestra Scoring from the balcony of the Walt!
Join Rats & People Orchestra at the Historic Walt Theatre
for a one-of-a-kind experience. Sit below and enjoy a
LIVE ORCHESTRA scoring a set of short films by the
father of special effects, Georges Meilies. Films include
ground-breaking shorts such as The Impossible Voyage
and The Merry Frolics of Satan.
April 7 - Best of the Fest & Awards Reception
Join us as we screen the best of over 3,000 film submissions. Tickets can be purchases at the door for $5 per set or an all-day pass can be purchased online at a discounted rate. An awards dinner will be held at 8pm, down the street. Open to all.
Film Set 1: 1-330pm
Rag Dolls by Just & Kristin Schaack (Minnesota, USA) 4.12 Minutes AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD
Playtime turns into uncontrolled shenanigans when a child discovers rag dolls in an antique chest. Her imagination runs wild, but for the dolls' real-life doppelgängers, self-control is out of their hands.
Under the Stars by Christian Zetterberg (Sweden) 14.12 Minutes
After the death of his stepfather, Alexander finds himself standing at the grave and chooses to take a piss on it. When a friend tries to stop him a dispute occurs that evokes memories from Alexander's childhood. Bad memories he wishes to forget.
El abogado (The Lawyer) by Ignacio F. Rodo (Spain) 11 Minutes
Planning a kidnapping is not easy. For your first time, you better leave it in the hands of your lawyer.
Game Night by Jan Van Gorkum (Netherlands) 15 Minutes
Liz meets the parents of her new boyfriend Pepijn during their regular game night, where Pepijn's mother Ingrid is calling the shots. What begins as an innocent game, quickly changes into a nightmare for Liz, when she clashes with Ingrid, who is determined to win the game at all costs.
My Clown by Antonio Sequeira ( United Kingdom) 4.53 Minutes
"My Clown" tells the story of a young adult man who lives with a clown in his flat. But when his girlfriend comes over, the clown gets sent to the garden. It's a surrealist allegorical film about growing up and that moment when we lose the "clown" in our lives to become an adult.
Limit by Javad Daraei (Islamic Republic of Iran) 7 Minutes
Someone in a quiet area asked help from the people who he sees till someone enters the house and suddenly...
The Lesson by Hug Gomez (Spain) 13 Minutes
Javier is a prestigious executive with a life full of luxury and money. He takes decisions that contribute to poverty and exploitation of families that that seem numbers for him. Everything will change when Oscar appears and give him a lesson he will never forget
Little Thing by Or Kan Tor (Israel) 5 Minutes
a tiny creature searches for companionship in an empty city.
Transmission by Tom Hancock (United Kingdom) 17.26 Minutes
A dystopian fever dream with echoes of Brazil and A Clockwork Orange.
Perfect Breakfast by David Bornstein (Arizona, USA) 5.45 Minutes
young professional strives to cook the perfect pair of eggs and goes completely mad in the process.
Platform 13 by Camiel Zwart (Netherlands) 13.51 Minutes
Platform 13 tells the tragicomic story of a Japanese railway conductor. With his equally strong as graceful movements he keeps the biggest crowds under control. But than he ends up in his biggest nightmare: a strange new world, in which he and his signals prove unnecessary.
Le Clitoris by Lori Malepart-Traversy (Canada) 3.15 MInutes SECOND PLACE JURY AWARD
Women are lucky, they get to have the only organ in the human body dedicated exclusively for pleasure. In this humorous and instructive animated documentary, find out its unrecognized anatomy and unknown herstory.
Dusk by Jake Graef (United Kingdom) 15 Minutes
Growing up in 1950s England in an intolerant and uninformed world, young Chris Winters struggles to fit into the gender roles dictated by wider society.. Endlessly imagining what might have been, Chris is finally struck by the realisation that for some decisions there is no right answer, and that it's those that truly define us.
9023 by Sotiris Petridis (Greece) 7.35 Minutes
In response to a severe nationwide famine, the government allows non-productive citizens to be eaten.
Afterword by Boris Seewald (Germany) 9.47 Minutes
Approaching the microphone in a small room, a young woman prepares to make the speech of her life. Desperate to find her voice in the wake of an ended relationship, she resorts to sharing any piece of advice she can muster. Her reflection on their differences strikes up an imaginary conversation.
Speaking Daggers by Sally McLean (Australia) 11.35 Minutes
Eight Shakespeare characters. Five different plays. One café. This is Speaking Daggers.
Crown Candy By Kamau Bilal & David Wilson (Missouri, USA) 9.52 Minutes
A portrait of the beloed 100-year-old candy store and lunch counter in North St. Louis, MO.
Five Glass Hearts - Tony Carosella (Mssouri, USA) 5.44 Minutes
A bittersweet love story involving Astral Glass, New Haven, MO.
Film Set 2: 5-730pm
The Burden by Jing Hasse
Rendez-vous By Jimmy Boutry (Canada) 2.10 Minutes
In a manor out of time, a man begins to paint a canevas.
Elegy by Alba Tejero (Spain) 2.35 Minutes
After the death of two of her classmates, Julia is incapable of feeling any sort of sadness. Chocked by the suffocating mourning, and by a deep resentment, she will write something that will have dire consequences.
That Smell by Kyle Lavore (New York, USA) 11.29 MInutes
This unusual comedy takes us into the secretive and persecuted world of book sniffing. Nate is an awkward man who is pulled into the world by Trisha, the underground movement's leader. She teaches him the ways of the book sniffer while avoiding the villainous shadow men hell bent on stopping them.
A Father's Day by Mat Johns (United Kingdom) 9.53 Minutes
Today is special. Apocalypse or not. Unexpectedly reunited with his daughter amongst the ruins of the world as they knew it, a father is determined to make this day special, even if they are already dead.
American Sock by Jeffrey Lamont (California, USA) 7.09 Minutes
A girl finds her soul mate on a social media site, but he turns out to be a sock puppet.
Days of the War by Anna Sajewicz (Russian Federation) 20.50 Minutes
This is a story about one day in the life of two friends during the civil war in Russia in the year 2021.The act of war no longer makes sense when the individual being fought against is a familiar person.
Pipe Dream by Normann Bjorvand ( Sweden) 4.42 Minutes
Richard Wagner Jr. III lives within a prison. Walls of stone and the strong arms of men have their way with the small, frail shell of this man. But beyond these confines, beyond the harsh florescent lights that suck life from dreaming minds, awaits a lucid and fringe dream that seeks out hosts for its short-lived dance of the fantastic.
Family Rewritten by Yasmin Mistry (New York, USA)
Despite battling Cystic Fibrosis, Camilla, age 16, identifies as a typical middle-class American teenager until the thread that holds her family together suddenly unwinds. Just months before her 18th birthday Camilla finds herself in foster care, but instead of being ashamed, she makes a conscious decision to not let her situation define her.
XYX by Daniel Chamorro (Spain) 10 MInutes
One woman sews and sews, against an impossible enemy. XYX are the melted chromosomes, the fighting scissors, the crosses that deny you, the dead eyes of one destiny… But If you look carefully, there is a gap in the window, a light that guides.
Fugit by Marta Bayarri (Spain) 15 Minutes FIRST PLACE JURY AWARD
Carles travels by car with his teenage son, Pol. An unexpected incident will change the course of their lives.Like You Like Me
Milk, No Sugar by Andrei Florescu (Romania)
In an attempt to come to terms with his life, Anton has one last shot at reconciliation with his thoughts and, therefore, with himself.
Mickey's Pets by Ashley S. Brandon (USA)
Join us in Downtown New Haven for an opening night party you won't forget!
430-730 Cocktail Hour at Pinckney Bend with Friends of Aaron
- 1 Free Cocktail with Ticket puchase
- Cash/Credit Bar. Cocktails $5
- Light Snacks included
- Friends of Aaron Jazz Ensemble Live performance
730: Short History of Shorts
Join Leigh Kolb from East Central College at the Walt
for a brief introduction of the importance and history of
Short Film and a introduction of our main event
8pm: Live Orchestra Scoring from the balcony of the Walt!
Join Rats & People Orchestra at the Historic Walt Theatre
for a one-of-a-kind experience. Sit below and enjoy a
LIVE ORCHESTRA scoring a set of short films by the
father of special effects, Georges Meilies. Films include
ground-breaking shorts such as The Impossible Voyage
and The Merry Frolics of Satan.
April 7 - Best of the Fest & Awards Reception
Join us as we screen the best of over 3,000 film submissions. Tickets can be purchases at the door for $5 per set or an all-day pass can be purchased online at a discounted rate. An awards dinner will be held at 8pm, down the street. Open to all.
Film Set 1: 1-330pm
Rag Dolls by Just & Kristin Schaack (Minnesota, USA) 4.12 Minutes AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD
Playtime turns into uncontrolled shenanigans when a child discovers rag dolls in an antique chest. Her imagination runs wild, but for the dolls' real-life doppelgängers, self-control is out of their hands.
Under the Stars by Christian Zetterberg (Sweden) 14.12 Minutes
After the death of his stepfather, Alexander finds himself standing at the grave and chooses to take a piss on it. When a friend tries to stop him a dispute occurs that evokes memories from Alexander's childhood. Bad memories he wishes to forget.
El abogado (The Lawyer) by Ignacio F. Rodo (Spain) 11 Minutes
Planning a kidnapping is not easy. For your first time, you better leave it in the hands of your lawyer.
Game Night by Jan Van Gorkum (Netherlands) 15 Minutes
Liz meets the parents of her new boyfriend Pepijn during their regular game night, where Pepijn's mother Ingrid is calling the shots. What begins as an innocent game, quickly changes into a nightmare for Liz, when she clashes with Ingrid, who is determined to win the game at all costs.
My Clown by Antonio Sequeira ( United Kingdom) 4.53 Minutes
"My Clown" tells the story of a young adult man who lives with a clown in his flat. But when his girlfriend comes over, the clown gets sent to the garden. It's a surrealist allegorical film about growing up and that moment when we lose the "clown" in our lives to become an adult.
Limit by Javad Daraei (Islamic Republic of Iran) 7 Minutes
Someone in a quiet area asked help from the people who he sees till someone enters the house and suddenly...
The Lesson by Hug Gomez (Spain) 13 Minutes
Javier is a prestigious executive with a life full of luxury and money. He takes decisions that contribute to poverty and exploitation of families that that seem numbers for him. Everything will change when Oscar appears and give him a lesson he will never forget
Little Thing by Or Kan Tor (Israel) 5 Minutes
a tiny creature searches for companionship in an empty city.
Transmission by Tom Hancock (United Kingdom) 17.26 Minutes
A dystopian fever dream with echoes of Brazil and A Clockwork Orange.
Perfect Breakfast by David Bornstein (Arizona, USA) 5.45 Minutes
young professional strives to cook the perfect pair of eggs and goes completely mad in the process.
Platform 13 by Camiel Zwart (Netherlands) 13.51 Minutes
Platform 13 tells the tragicomic story of a Japanese railway conductor. With his equally strong as graceful movements he keeps the biggest crowds under control. But than he ends up in his biggest nightmare: a strange new world, in which he and his signals prove unnecessary.
Le Clitoris by Lori Malepart-Traversy (Canada) 3.15 MInutes SECOND PLACE JURY AWARD
Women are lucky, they get to have the only organ in the human body dedicated exclusively for pleasure. In this humorous and instructive animated documentary, find out its unrecognized anatomy and unknown herstory.
Dusk by Jake Graef (United Kingdom) 15 Minutes
Growing up in 1950s England in an intolerant and uninformed world, young Chris Winters struggles to fit into the gender roles dictated by wider society.. Endlessly imagining what might have been, Chris is finally struck by the realisation that for some decisions there is no right answer, and that it's those that truly define us.
9023 by Sotiris Petridis (Greece) 7.35 Minutes
In response to a severe nationwide famine, the government allows non-productive citizens to be eaten.
Afterword by Boris Seewald (Germany) 9.47 Minutes
Approaching the microphone in a small room, a young woman prepares to make the speech of her life. Desperate to find her voice in the wake of an ended relationship, she resorts to sharing any piece of advice she can muster. Her reflection on their differences strikes up an imaginary conversation.
Speaking Daggers by Sally McLean (Australia) 11.35 Minutes
Eight Shakespeare characters. Five different plays. One café. This is Speaking Daggers.
Crown Candy By Kamau Bilal & David Wilson (Missouri, USA) 9.52 Minutes
A portrait of the beloed 100-year-old candy store and lunch counter in North St. Louis, MO.
Five Glass Hearts - Tony Carosella (Mssouri, USA) 5.44 Minutes
A bittersweet love story involving Astral Glass, New Haven, MO.
Film Set 2: 5-730pm
The Burden by Jing Hasse
Rendez-vous By Jimmy Boutry (Canada) 2.10 Minutes
In a manor out of time, a man begins to paint a canevas.
Elegy by Alba Tejero (Spain) 2.35 Minutes
After the death of two of her classmates, Julia is incapable of feeling any sort of sadness. Chocked by the suffocating mourning, and by a deep resentment, she will write something that will have dire consequences.
That Smell by Kyle Lavore (New York, USA) 11.29 MInutes
This unusual comedy takes us into the secretive and persecuted world of book sniffing. Nate is an awkward man who is pulled into the world by Trisha, the underground movement's leader. She teaches him the ways of the book sniffer while avoiding the villainous shadow men hell bent on stopping them.
A Father's Day by Mat Johns (United Kingdom) 9.53 Minutes
Today is special. Apocalypse or not. Unexpectedly reunited with his daughter amongst the ruins of the world as they knew it, a father is determined to make this day special, even if they are already dead.
American Sock by Jeffrey Lamont (California, USA) 7.09 Minutes
A girl finds her soul mate on a social media site, but he turns out to be a sock puppet.
Days of the War by Anna Sajewicz (Russian Federation) 20.50 Minutes
This is a story about one day in the life of two friends during the civil war in Russia in the year 2021.The act of war no longer makes sense when the individual being fought against is a familiar person.
Pipe Dream by Normann Bjorvand ( Sweden) 4.42 Minutes
Richard Wagner Jr. III lives within a prison. Walls of stone and the strong arms of men have their way with the small, frail shell of this man. But beyond these confines, beyond the harsh florescent lights that suck life from dreaming minds, awaits a lucid and fringe dream that seeks out hosts for its short-lived dance of the fantastic.
Family Rewritten by Yasmin Mistry (New York, USA)
Despite battling Cystic Fibrosis, Camilla, age 16, identifies as a typical middle-class American teenager until the thread that holds her family together suddenly unwinds. Just months before her 18th birthday Camilla finds herself in foster care, but instead of being ashamed, she makes a conscious decision to not let her situation define her.
XYX by Daniel Chamorro (Spain) 10 MInutes
One woman sews and sews, against an impossible enemy. XYX are the melted chromosomes, the fighting scissors, the crosses that deny you, the dead eyes of one destiny… But If you look carefully, there is a gap in the window, a light that guides.
Fugit by Marta Bayarri (Spain) 15 Minutes FIRST PLACE JURY AWARD
Carles travels by car with his teenage son, Pol. An unexpected incident will change the course of their lives.Like You Like Me
Milk, No Sugar by Andrei Florescu (Romania)
In an attempt to come to terms with his life, Anton has one last shot at reconciliation with his thoughts and, therefore, with himself.
Mickey's Pets by Ashley S. Brandon (USA)
WEEKEND
As 2018 takes shape, we'll have more info on the wonderful events for this year's Fest! Tickets on sale soon.
Friday April 6: Cocktails & Classics
Saturday April 7: Best of the Fest & Awards Dinner
EVENTS SCHEDULE 2017
March 31- Cocktails & Classics
Join us in Downtown New Haven for an opening night party you won't forget!
Pinckney Bend Hosts Friends of Aaron band playing soundtracks to classic films 6-10pm (Cocktails available)
The Walt hosts "The History of Film" with classic short films and talkbacks by Leigh Kolb
Shops open late
April 1 - BEST OF THE FEST
Join us as we screen the best of over 3,000 film submissions. Tickets can be purchases at the door for $5 per set or an all-day pass can be purchased online at a discounted rate at http://bit.ly/2inRStI
Concessions, drinks and adult beverages available for purchase.
Films will be announce March 10th
Film Set 1: 1-3:45pm
Paint(:30)
By: Chris Kotcher (USA)
La Voce/Voiceless (20:00) SECOND PLACE JURY AWARD WINNER
By David Uloth/Chloe Cinq-Mars (CANADA)
How to Save Your Darlings (6:00)
by Roberto De Feo (Italy)
Face (13:52)
by Jurgis Krasons/Ivo Briedis (Latvia)
Flaws (1:00)
by Anthony Bradley ( USA)
The Chop (17:00)
by Lewis Rose (UK)
Myles (10:27)
By Kevin Brooks (USA)
Buffet (15:00)
By Santa De Santis/Alessandro d'Ambrosi (ITALY)
How to become a Computer Graphic Artist (2:03)
By Mathieu Lindrec (France)
Meow (13:00)
By Chris Jopp (USA)
Fire (1:40)
By Ario Saffarzadegan (Iran)
They will all die in space (14:47)
By Javier Chillon (Spain)
Frankfurter Str. 99a (5:00)
By Evgenia Gostrer (Germany)
Seymour (6:35)
By Ronlee Nemeth/Ittai Razersdorfer (Israel)
Memories of You (10:00)
By Bart Schrijver (Netherlands)
Aquabike (23:27)
By Jean-Baptiste Saurel (France)
Film Set 2: 5-7:30pm*
Inversion (0:52)
By Ario Saffarzadegan (Iran)
Detach (6:03)
By Khairul Rahimi (USA)
The Sucker (22:10)
By Alexis Caro (France)
Bonk! (2:14)
By Kerrin Kokot (South Africia)
Typerwriters Today (3:36)
By Kyle Finnegan (USA)
Retrosex (14:50) FIRST PLACE JURY AWARD WINNER
By Jean-Baptiste Laurel (France)
TIS (9:00)
By Chloe Lesueur (France)
Red (1:40)
By Ario Saffarzadegan (Iran)
War (4:49)
By Nilesh Bell Gorsia/Andrew Oldbury (UK)
The App (15:26) AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD
By Julian Merino (Spain)
Inventory (15:00)
By Rosa Berndt (Germany)
Ants Apartment (11:00)
By Tofigh Amani (IRAQ)
A Shitty Date (3:20)
By Robert Montalbo/Mateo Garlo (SPAIN)
Us (18:00)
By: Caroline Mariko Stucky (USA)
Olivier De Sagazan - The Ship of Fools (8:22)
By Olivier De Sagazan - The Ship of Fools
The Age of Reason(15:00)
By Mathilde Petit (France)
Tree(1:40)
By Sadeg Akbari/Mohammad Zare (Iran)
The Teacup (5:09)
By Elif Boyacioglu (Ireland)
Satisfaction Guaranteed (13:19)
By Ue Ma(USA)
*Times may be extended depending on film seleciton
Sunday April 2 - The Rats & People Motion Picture Orchestra
Enjoy as local orchestra LIVE scores silent comedy films from the balcony of The Walt
The High Sign: A man (Buster Keaton), hired to kill a businessman, protects the house with trick devices instead. (21 Minutes)
The Goat: This short contains one of Keaton's more memorable images: A distant, speeding train approaches the camera, and stops with a close-up of Keaton who has been sitting on the front of the train. (27 Minutes)
The Balloonatic: A young man (Keaton) has a series of encounters in an amusement area, much like Coney Island, until happening upon a group of men preparing a hot air balloon for launch. (22 minutes)
Tickets Availalbe online or at the door for $12.
Seating is Limited
Purchase Tickets at http://bit.ly/2iKWW9n
Ticket Links:
All Day Pass:http://bit.ly/2inRStI
Live Film Scoring: http://bit.ly/2iKWW9n
Join us in Downtown New Haven for an opening night party you won't forget!
Pinckney Bend Hosts Friends of Aaron band playing soundtracks to classic films 6-10pm (Cocktails available)
The Walt hosts "The History of Film" with classic short films and talkbacks by Leigh Kolb
Shops open late
April 1 - BEST OF THE FEST
Join us as we screen the best of over 3,000 film submissions. Tickets can be purchases at the door for $5 per set or an all-day pass can be purchased online at a discounted rate at http://bit.ly/2inRStI
Concessions, drinks and adult beverages available for purchase.
Films will be announce March 10th
Film Set 1: 1-3:45pm
Paint(:30)
By: Chris Kotcher (USA)
La Voce/Voiceless (20:00) SECOND PLACE JURY AWARD WINNER
By David Uloth/Chloe Cinq-Mars (CANADA)
How to Save Your Darlings (6:00)
by Roberto De Feo (Italy)
Face (13:52)
by Jurgis Krasons/Ivo Briedis (Latvia)
Flaws (1:00)
by Anthony Bradley ( USA)
The Chop (17:00)
by Lewis Rose (UK)
Myles (10:27)
By Kevin Brooks (USA)
Buffet (15:00)
By Santa De Santis/Alessandro d'Ambrosi (ITALY)
How to become a Computer Graphic Artist (2:03)
By Mathieu Lindrec (France)
Meow (13:00)
By Chris Jopp (USA)
Fire (1:40)
By Ario Saffarzadegan (Iran)
They will all die in space (14:47)
By Javier Chillon (Spain)
Frankfurter Str. 99a (5:00)
By Evgenia Gostrer (Germany)
Seymour (6:35)
By Ronlee Nemeth/Ittai Razersdorfer (Israel)
Memories of You (10:00)
By Bart Schrijver (Netherlands)
Aquabike (23:27)
By Jean-Baptiste Saurel (France)
Film Set 2: 5-7:30pm*
Inversion (0:52)
By Ario Saffarzadegan (Iran)
Detach (6:03)
By Khairul Rahimi (USA)
The Sucker (22:10)
By Alexis Caro (France)
Bonk! (2:14)
By Kerrin Kokot (South Africia)
Typerwriters Today (3:36)
By Kyle Finnegan (USA)
Retrosex (14:50) FIRST PLACE JURY AWARD WINNER
By Jean-Baptiste Laurel (France)
TIS (9:00)
By Chloe Lesueur (France)
Red (1:40)
By Ario Saffarzadegan (Iran)
War (4:49)
By Nilesh Bell Gorsia/Andrew Oldbury (UK)
The App (15:26) AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD
By Julian Merino (Spain)
Inventory (15:00)
By Rosa Berndt (Germany)
Ants Apartment (11:00)
By Tofigh Amani (IRAQ)
A Shitty Date (3:20)
By Robert Montalbo/Mateo Garlo (SPAIN)
Us (18:00)
By: Caroline Mariko Stucky (USA)
Olivier De Sagazan - The Ship of Fools (8:22)
By Olivier De Sagazan - The Ship of Fools
The Age of Reason(15:00)
By Mathilde Petit (France)
Tree(1:40)
By Sadeg Akbari/Mohammad Zare (Iran)
The Teacup (5:09)
By Elif Boyacioglu (Ireland)
Satisfaction Guaranteed (13:19)
By Ue Ma(USA)
*Times may be extended depending on film seleciton
Sunday April 2 - The Rats & People Motion Picture Orchestra
Enjoy as local orchestra LIVE scores silent comedy films from the balcony of The Walt
The High Sign: A man (Buster Keaton), hired to kill a businessman, protects the house with trick devices instead. (21 Minutes)
The Goat: This short contains one of Keaton's more memorable images: A distant, speeding train approaches the camera, and stops with a close-up of Keaton who has been sitting on the front of the train. (27 Minutes)
The Balloonatic: A young man (Keaton) has a series of encounters in an amusement area, much like Coney Island, until happening upon a group of men preparing a hot air balloon for launch. (22 minutes)
Tickets Availalbe online or at the door for $12.
Seating is Limited
Purchase Tickets at http://bit.ly/2iKWW9n
Ticket Links:
All Day Pass:http://bit.ly/2inRStI
Live Film Scoring: http://bit.ly/2iKWW9n
