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THURSDAY,
9:00-10:00 AM
Motel Depot, Murray Stiller 9:20
On the road, away from his family, a Bible salesman prays
for a sale to save his job.
Relume, Shawn Adair 14:00
An exploration in solitude, providing a release from internal
conflict and the hope of self-discovery.
Distance, Kevin Nikkel 6:00
A man and woman and a walk in the woods. A 2005 Flickerings
Film Lab project.
The Kincade Code Matt Bilen 20:10
A dimwitted private eye must follow the clues in a Thomas
Kincade painting to save the world
THURSDAY,
10:00-11:00 AM
Zero/Ones, Jim Tudor 6:00
A corporate dystopian world: grunge rock pessimism comes true
in a way no one could have guessed.
Attack of the Martians, Glen Van Alkemade
3:17
The teacher is a space alien. Animation, created (mostly)
by kids.
Preacher with An Unknown God, Rob Van Alkemade 16:00
Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping exorcise big
box stores and big city Republicans.
In One Out, Pritchett Cotten 23:00
An attempt to reconcile the present by while coming to terms
with the past.
FRIDAY, 9:00-11:00
AM
Danielson: A Family Movie, J. L. Aronson
109:00
Quirkily-inventive musician-visual-artist Daniel Smith is
the subject of this documentary, starring the Danielson Famile
and Sufjan Stevens.
FRIDAY, 11:00-1:00
PM
Pearl Diver, Sidney King 95:00
Two sisters work through family tragedies past and present
amid culture clashes that include Mennonite country life and
big city dreams.
FRIDAY, 2:00-3:00
PM
Scratching the Surface: A Journey with H.E.A.R.T,
Jason Bortz 27:47
Health Education Africa Resource Teams reach out to Kenyans
suffering with AIDS.
(Screening to be followed by a discussion led by Ann
Varghese of Bread for the World)
SATURDAY,
9:00-10:00 AM
A Jewel in the Sand, Isobela Nagaishi 20:00
This is Emily’s fairytale journey in a land of her dreams.
Flowers, Angela Andrews 9:00
When a little girl disturbs her garden, a woman is led to
a shocking discovery.
Festival Incidents, Bevan Klassen 11:00
Cornerstoners wander the grounds trying to make sense out
of life. A 2005 Film Lab project.
A Twilight Berceuse, John Rhym 9:00
A desperate and lonely person seeks understanding and companionship.
SATURDAY, 10:00-11:00
AM
Ice Cream Lesson, Kevin Nikkel 1:30
Who’d have thought eating an ice cream cone could be
so traumatic?
Fool, Lon Waitman 3:00
Who would be foolish enough to sow seeds in this crazy world?
Only the greatest of fools.
Trailer Park Unicorn, Sid Zanforlin 12:00
Manuel, a ten year old unicorn boy, struggle to find a sense
of belonging inside a surreal trailer park.
Soul Valediction, Chris Schaefer 22:00
A stream-of-consciousness examination of guilt, mortality
and the possibility of redemption.
Merci, Paul Cales 11:00
A German soldier and a Belgian girl cross paths and their
lives are changed forever.
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