WS Arts Magazine, Issue 5 by Asheboro Magazine

ISSU E FIV E

APRIL 12-21

2013

Mail shouldn’t be complicated. We’ll help you sort it all out.

Chances are, there’s no mailroom in your small business. But there is a The UPS Store in your neighborhood. And we’re here to help. How? With 24-hour access.* A mailbox with a real street address. And email or text alerts** that let you know when your mail or packages are ready for pickup. When you need someone to manage your mail, we’re the solution. ®

We love small businesses. We love logistics.

*Available at participating locations. **Additional fees including carrier message and data rates may apply. The UPS Store® locations are independently owned and operated by franchisees of The UPS Store, Inc. in the USA and by its master licensee and its franchisees in Canada. Services, pricing and hours of operation may vary by location. Copyright © 2013 The UPS Store, Inc. 84249

380-H KNOLLWOOD ST WINSTON-SALEM, NC 27103 store4367@theupsstore.com Hours: Mon-Fri Sat Sun

8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Closed

Limit one coupon per customer. Not valid with other offers. Restrictions apply. Valid and redeemable only when presented at a participating location. The UPS Store centers are independently owned and operated. © 2012 The UPS Store, Inc. Offer expires 06/30/13 - Valid Only at Store #4367

Cone Health

Bariatrics & Wellness Services

Specializing in

weight loss solutions for better health

Recognized by the American College of Surgeons as a Level I Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence, Cone Health offers advanced surgical options, nutrition and diabetes counseling, a sleep center, fitness programs and access to specialists across the Cone Health network…all to help prepare you mentally, physically and emotionally to achieve and maintain better health. CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE | CANCER CARE | EMERGENCY CARE | HEART & VASCULAR | NEUROSCIENCES | ORTHOPEDICS | WOMEN’S SERVICES | CONEHEALTH.COM

current • culture • community

MONTICELLO PARK PUBLISHING

380-H KNOLLWOOD ST. • SUITE 191 WINSTON-SALEM • NC • 27103 www.wsartsmag.com

PUBLISHER & EXECUTIVE EDITOR Ed Hanes ed@wsartsmag.com

VP-BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & ADVERTISING DIRECTOR David A. Johnson dave@wsartsmag.com

ASSOCIATE EDITOR Sherry Johnson

sherry@wsartsmag.com

STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Wendy Hanes wendy@wsartsmag.com

Contributors: Kimberly Gentry - Editorial Sally Gupton - Photography Traci Arney - Photography

WS Arts Magazine is published monthly by Monitcello Park Publishing. Any reproduction or duplication of any part thereof must be done with the written permission of the Publisher. All information included herein is correct to the best of our knowledge as of the publication date. Corrections should be forwarded to the Publisher at the address above.

GET IN “THE LOOP”! - BECOME A FAN OF WS ARTS MAGAZINE

Please “LIKE” us on

facebook.com/wsartsmag PAGE 4

Disclaimer: The paid advertisements contained within WS Arts Magazine are not endorsed or recommended by the Publisher. Therefore, neither party may be held liable for the business practices of these companies.

a member of the network

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

CONTENTS

06 | Letter from the Publisher 08 | Ramin Brahmin Brings North Carolina Film Makers to the Forefront 10 | Zach Clark Spikes the Eggnog with White Reindeer 12 UNCSA News UNCSA Alum Returns to Winston-Salem 14 | Art News 88.5 WFDD & The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts team up to present a special Live Cinema presentation of the hit NPR show Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me! 15 | Festival Photos 16 | River Run International Film Festival Schedule of Events 28 | Cigar & Spirits - CAO Gold Vintage Cremant 30 | Art Scene - RiverRun International Film Festival Volunteer Spotlight: Dave & Sally Harman 30 | Art Scene - Pride & Joy: A Southern Foodways Alliance Feature Film WSARTSMAG.COM

PAGE 5

Publisher’s Letter From the film "Paris, je T'aime"

ndrew Rogers has a vision. Every year he gets closer to bringing that vision to reality. Since he arrived in 2005, the RiverRun International Film Festival has blossomed ever closer to being the premiere film festival on the east coast. What was a four day festival now spans nine days and covers parts of two weekends. Andrew Rogers' vision is in full bloom. WS Arts is happy to be a primary partner and to bring that vision into your home. The 15th annual Festival will be held April 12–21, 2013. Founded in 1998, RiverRun was inspired by the French Broad River near Brevard, North Carolina, where the festival was originally held. Each year since its inception, RiverRun has grown substantially. The 2013 Festival will feature 143 films, including 66 features and 77 shorts from 35 different countries. Along with the screenings of films from around the world, RiverRun plans many special events including panels and public parties. You can find out all the details about the 2013 Festival’s panels, Happy Hours and parties in the center pages of this edition. Comparable in size and scope to film festivals in Nashville, Atlanta and Boston, the festival offers an eclectic program from film studios, independent distributors and first-time filmmakers. As the Festival has obtained national and international recognition, RiverRun has attracted substantial press and increased levels of attendance. The Festival issued more than 15,500 tickets in 2012. Each year filmmakers and industry veterans are invited to come and spend a few days in Winston-Salem discussing their film with the audiences. Every year the Festival presents an award to a filmmaker or performer whose body of work represents the very highest levels of artistic achievement. Recent Master of Cinema and Emerging Master honorees and special guests have included: Paul Schneider (2012) Michael Shannon (2011), Andie MacDowell (2010), David Gordon Green (2010), Peter Bogdanovich (2010), Ramin Bahrani (2009), Bill Pullman (2008), Pam Grier (2008), Ned Beatty (2006), Cliff Robertson (2005) and Sissy Spacek (2004). All regular Festival screenings are $10 for adults and $8 for students (students must purchase tickets in person and present a valid student ID to receive discounted price). There are also special matinee prices Monday – Friday before 5:00 pm for $5. The 2013 Festival will mark the commencement of the PAGE 6

Community Cinema Initiative (CCI) to further RiverRun's community outreach efforts and ensure the Festival is accessible to audiences from varied socio-economic backgrounds. This initiative will further their mission of fostering a deeper understanding of the many people, cultures and perspectives of our world through great films and filmmakers. These films are free and open to the public! In addition to the regular programming RiverRun presents free public screenings to students and participating schools during the run of the annual Festival. This Education Outreach initiative is part of the most active component of RiverRun’s year-round activities and is called “Films with Class.” Through these efforts, RiverRun helps thousands of students understand the diversity of the human experience and become better global citizens. The Festival is committed to bringing you outstanding independent films not in wide release. Therefore, most of the films shown are not yet rated by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). In an effort to help you choose great films for yourself and your family, RiverRun has included content ratings for each movie featured in this magazine. The system includes three categories: • MT (Mature) – Significant mature content. • TN (Teen+) – May have some mature content. • FM (Family Friendly) – Suitable for children as young as 8-12. WS Arts is excited and proud to be a sponsor for RiverRun. We'll see you at the movies. All in the Arts, Ed WS ARTS MAGAZINE

help us beat breast cancer one step at a time New Name. Same Mission. Susan G. Komen Northwest NC Race for the Cure 1 IN 8 WOMEN AND 1 IN 1,000 MEN WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER. SPREAD THE WORD.

速

Join us on Saturday, May 4, 2013 Salem Academy and College at 8:20am Register and start fundraising at www.KomenNorthwestNC.org

Presented locally by

Scan here for more information

Ramin Bahrani

Ramin Bahrani Brings North Carolina Film Makers to the Forefront By Staff

“Shooting films in North Carolina makes certain things easier. Not only are locations pretty easy to come by, people usually love for you to film there. In New York, people are kind of tired of you filming there. Plus, the South is known for its southern hospitality. In North Carolina they’re beyond friendly, which makes shooting really enjoyable.” Bahrani’s film Goodbye Solo was inspired by an elderly man from Winston-Salem.

amin Bahrani will bring his newest starstudded film, At Any Price, to RiverRun. Written and directed by Bahrani, the film is a departure from his low-profile independent films like Chop Shop, Man Push Cart and the locally inspired Goodbye Solo. Highly

accomplished and ultra-talented the young director, Bahrani, spent his formative years in the City of the Arts and is a favorite son of Winston-Salem. Born to Iranian parents, Ramin graduated from Columbia University where he majored in Film Studies and is ,today, an adjunct professor. Bahrani is no stranger to RiverRun. He attended the Festival in 2007 with his film Goodbye Solo, which was inspired by his observations of life in Winston-Salem and shot entirely in North Carolina. He was awarded RiverRun's Emerging Master Award and has been an avid supporter and advocate of RiverRun. "RiverRun in Winston-Salem has become a very prominent regional film festival, known not just nationally, but internationally” noted Bahrani. “It's now considered a place where distributors want their films to screen in order to get regional press." Bahrani is far from a novice even though At Any Price is his

PAGE 8

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

first big-budget effort. Film critic Roger Ebert listed his film Chop Shop as the 6th best film of the decade and hailed him as "the director of the decade." Festivals in Cannes, Venice, Berlin and Sundance have also screened his films. His accolades include the "Someone to Watch" Independent Spirit Award, the FIPRESCI International Critics Prize for Best Film (for his films Man Push Cart, London and Goodbye Solo, Venice), a USA Fellowship, Sundance and Tribeca Film Lab grants and a 2009 Guggenheim Fellowship. At Any Price is packed with some of the most recognized names in Hollywood. The film chronicles a family farm that is threatened by an unexpected crisis, further testing the relationship between a father (Dennis Quaid) and his rebellious son (Zac Efron). The film also stars Heather Graham.

At Any Price was selected to compete for the

Golden Lion at the 69th Venice International Film Festival and was later screened as an official selection at the Telluride Film Festival and the 2012 Toronto Film Festival. Sony Pictures Classics has purchased the film and will release it later this spring.

RiverRun patrons have the

chance to see it first on April 21 when RiverRun closes the Festival with the film. The screening also offers the unique Man Push Cart, about a Pakistani immigrant who runs a coffee cart in New York City, made Roger Ebert's list of the top 10 movies of 2006.

opportunity to participate in a live question and answer session with Bahrani, who will attend the Festival. n

Chop Shop follows a brother and sister who live in an area of auto-body and tire repair shops known as the Iron Triangle, in Queens. WSARTSMAG.COM

PAGE 9

Zach Clark Spikes the Eggnog with White Reindeer by Kimberly Gentry

Zach Clark

ans of Zach Clark’s work might be surprised to learn he can be a bit sentimental—about Christmas, that is. The writer and director of the thought-provoking and edgy independent films, Vacation! and Modern Love Is Automatic, is a self-proclaimed lover of the Yuletide season. When Clark, 31, decided to explore the Christmas film genre he did so with a fresh and unexpected story in White Reindeer, part of this year’s RiverRun International Film Festival. “I believe a good Christmas movie is ultimately a movie about life on Earth,” Clark said on Kickstarter, an Internet funding platform for creative projects. “There are universal truths that can be expressed in a Christmas movie that can’t be expressed any other way. Life can be happy, sad, funny, magical, strange and dirty. White Reindeer is all of those things, too.” When reviewing Clark’s 2009 film Modern Love Is Automatic for The New York Times, Neil Genzlinger wrote that

PAGE 10

Clark “lands you, and his characters, at a place you weren’t expecting.” In White Reindeer, the unexpected is the relationship forged between the two principal characters. Suzanne is a 32-yearold real-estate agent whose husband is killed. In the aftermath, she learns of her husband’s other woman, a 22-year-old stripper named Fantasia. Under the strange spell of Christmas, the two grieving women form an unlikely friendship and Suzanne begins to explore Fantasia’s world. “They should hate each other, but they don’t,” said Clark on Kickstarter. “And, they shouldn’t become friends, but they do. And, this is Christmas. This is what it means to me. Would this happen any other time of the year?” Clark is a 2004 film school graduate from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. When recently discussing his path to filmmaking with Indiewire, Clark also noted his other “film school,” the Video Vault, a rental store in Alexandria, Va., where he worked during high school and college. “The store specialized in cult/exploitation, classic Hollywood and Euro art house movies,” he said. “I wholly credit them with shaping my tastes and style.” Clark returned to northern Virginia to film White Reindeer where the story is also set. Clark’s films have been noted for their provocative storytelling and high production quality. His work has played at festivals throughout the United States and Europe, including South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, and the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Clark currently lives in Brooklyn, NY. n

Anna Margaret Hollyman on 'White Reindeer' WS ARTS MAGAZINE

Custom designed by Deborah Wishon Custom designed by Deborah Wishon

Custom designed by Deborah Wishon

49 Miller Street next to Whole Foods Winston-Salem 723.4022 49 Miller Street next to Whole Foods Monday-Friday 10-6 Saturday 10-5

www.devajewelry.com

Winston-Salem 723.4022 Monday-Friday 10-6 Saturday 10-5

www.devajewelry.com Custom designed by Deborah Wishon 49 Miller Street next to Whole Foods Winston-Salem 723.4022

Specializing in Outdoor Photography for Families, Monday-Friday 10-6 Saturday 10-5 www.devajewelry.com Babies/Children, High School Seniors, Professional Head Shots, Bridal Packages and Sports Teams. Please contact me through my email listed below.

Phone: 336.653.8382 Email: donnallen2@me.com Website: DonnaAllenPhotography.com Sports Website: DonnaAllenPhoto.ifp3.com

49 Miller Street next to Whole Foods Winston-Salem 723.4022 Monday-Friday 10-6 Saturday 10-5

www.devajewelry.com

World Class Cigars, Pipes & Tobacco

301 Mill Street Winston Salem, NC 27103 336-448-2423

www.twincitycigars.com WSARTSMAG.COM

Open to the public.

Monday - Thursday 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM Friday - Saturday 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sunday 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM

PAGE 11

UNC-SA News

Fresh off a win at Sundance, UNCSA alum returns to Winston-Salem sat down with WS Arts to reflect on his time spent in WinstonSalem and his reactions to winning at Sundance. Q - WS Arts: At what age or time in life did filmmaking cross from a hobby to something more serious? A - Hartigan: Not really until film school. I went to high school in Virginia where I was very active in theatre and I always thought I wanted to be an actor. I was only interested in film acting though, and the idea of going to college for theatre and doing exercises pretending to be a tree or a cat or something really didn't appeal to me, so I went to film school as a kind of back door route to film acting. Once I was in, though, and really got into the nuts and bolts of film theory and filmmaking, I was hooked and I immediately started losing my hair and my good looks so it worked out great. Q. WS Arts: UNCSA was the only film school to which you applied. What drew you? A. - Hartigan: A friend I looked up to in high school first told Chad Hartigan

me about it because he had done some research on schools. I couldn't have been lazier about that whole process, but I did

had Hartigan has directed two films since

take a road trip from Virginia with another friend down to North

graduating from UNCSA in 2004. His

Carolina to visit the campus and was really impressed. I also

first feature film, Luke and Brie Are on a

knew that I was never going be able to afford a USC or NYU

First Date premiered at the Hamptons

so I didn't really have a lot of options for film conservatories on

International Film Festival in 2008 before

the East Coast.

playing all over the world and inspiring a

Q. - WS Arts: Traditionally, UNCSA grads are a tight

Latin American remake in 2013. His second feature,This is

knit group. Do you continue to work closely with other

Martin Bonner, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival this

UNCSA grads?

January where it went on to win the coveted Best of Next Audience Award.

A. - Hartigan: Absolutely true. In my case, as a directing major, all of my main colleagues and best friends are also

Inspired by his fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s move to Virginia for work, This is

directors, so it's hard to collaborate directly, but I always

Martin Bonner centers on Martin Bonner (Paul Eenhoorn),

go to them for advice and notes on scripts and cuts. My

an older man who moves to Reno, Nevada, to work for a

cinematographer, Sean McElwee, was in my grade at school

Christian prisoner rehabilitation program. There, he meets

but we actually didn't really collaborate or become close until

Travis (Richmond Arquette, yes, THAT Arquette family), a man

we were both living in LA after graduation.

who must reconnect with his daughter after years behind bars.

Q. WS Arts: Filmmaking is time consuming. Do

The film has received rave reviews and local audiences will

you have time for any particular interests outside of

be delighted to learn that Hartigan will represent his film at the 2013 RiverRun International Film Festival in April. He recently PAGE 12

filmmaking? A. - Hartigan: I love soccer almost as much as I love movies. WS ARTS MAGAZINE

I was born in Cyprus and grew up in Europe so that's just in

UNC-SA News

plan to return to any of your old stomping grounds?

my blood. Every Saturday I play in a pickup league in Silver

A. - Hartigan: Acadia Grill was my jam but I've heard it's

Lake with a bunch of other filmmakers, actors and musicians

closed now. West End Cafe's grilled cheese is a dream so I'm

so that's one of the highlights of my week. Sean, myself and

definitely gonna head there. Definitely need a Cookout shake

one of our Associate Producers, Jeffrey Ruggles, like to go to

at some point.

as many LA Galaxy games as we can during the season too. Back to back champs, no big deal.

Hartiganâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s current film, This is Martin Bonner will be screened.

Q. - WS Arts: This is Martin Bonner was accepted at Sundance and went on to win the 2013 Best of NEXT Audience Award. What was it like to be part of Sundance? A. - Hartigan: Sundance was overwhelming, in only the best way. I found that everyone, from the critics to the industry to the audiences, were just really supportive of the films in general and really excited about being there and being a part of that event. I loved meeting all the other filmmakers in my category and hope to see them all at other festivals throughout the year so I can finally watch their movies, since I was too busy to catch them there. But yeah, I had a bit of a cynical view of Sundance before going and meeting everyone involved and I couldn't have been more wrong about that. Q. - WS Arts: You return to Winston-Salem in April for the RiverRun International Film Festival. Do you

WSARTSMAG.COM

PAGE 13

Art News 88.5 WFDD & The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts team up to present a special Live Cinema presentation of the hit NPR show Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!

t’s Wait Wait ... Don’t Tell Me! http://www.npr.org/programs/ wait-wait-dont-tell-me/ like you’ve never seen it before! Because, well, normally you can’t see it…it’s a radio show.

A live taping of Wait Wait ... Don’t Tell

Me!, the NPR news quiz syndicated nationally to 3.2 million people each week, will be beamed to select movie theaters across the country for the first time ever on Thursday, May 2nd, 2013. 88.5 WFDD, the NPR News & Triad Arts station licensed to Wake Forest University, www.wfdd.org & The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts www. rhodesartscenter.org,

are

partnering

together to bring a special Live Cinema presentation of the hit NPR show Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me! to the big screen at The Hanesbrands Theatre in downtown Winston-Salem. Wait Wait ... Don’t Tell Me! will be screened at The Hanesbrands Theatre, 209 N. Spruce Street, Winston-Salem, NC, 27101, on May 2nd @ 8 PM. Tickets are now available for purchase through the Hanesbrands Theatre Box Office

www.hanesbrandstheatre.org,

online, in person, and you can purchase them by phone at 336-747-1414. Ticket price is $23.50. PAGE 14

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

Festival Photos Pam Grier

John Ehle & Susan Von Cannon

Sissy Spacek & Friend

Ned Beatty receives Master of Cinema Award from Executive Director Dale Pollock WSARTSMAG.COM

PAGE 15

FRIDAY, APRIL 12 FRIDAY,SECCA APRIL 12 UNCSA EVENTS

15 15ANNUAL TH ANNUAL TH

9 AM 10 AM 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM 7 PM 8 PM

APRIL 12-21, 2013 APRIL 12-21, 2013

WINSTON-SALEM, NCNC WINSTON-SALEM, WWW.RIVERRUNFILM.COM WWW.RIVERRUNFILM.COM

EVENTS EVENTSHANES HANES UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA HANES HANES A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE BRANDSBRANDSMAIN MAIN BABCOCk BRANDSBRANDS 1 2 BABCOCk 1 2

9 AM 10 AM 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM 7 PM 8 PM

BLANCANIEVES 7:00PM BLANCANIEVES CASTINg BY 7:00PM 7:30PM CASTINg BY104 MIN.104 MIN. 7:30PM 89 MIN. 89 MIN.

9 PM

OPENINg OPENINg 9 PM gALA NIgHT NIgHT gALA 9:00PM 10 PM SECCA 9:00PM 10 PM SECCA 750 MARgUERITE 750 MARgUERITE DRIVE DRIVE 11 PM

11 PM

12 AM 12 AM

WEDNESDAY, APRILAPRIL 17 17 WEDNESDAY, 9 AM

UNCSA UNCSA A/PERTURE A/PERTURE 1 A/PERTURE 2 A/PERTURE SECCA MAIN UNCSA BABCOCk UNCSA gOLD UNCSA MAIN BABCOCk gOLD 1 2

EVENTS

EVIL DEAD II EVIL DEAD II 11:00PM 11:00PM 84 MIN. 84 MIN.

THURSDAY, APRILAPRIL 18 18 THURSDAY,

EVENTSEVENTS HANESHANES SECCASECCA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE BRANDS BABCOCk 1 1 2 2 BRANDS BABCOCkgOLD gOLD

9 AM

9 AM 9 AM

10 AM 10 AM

MONDAY, APRIL APRIL 15 15 11 AM MONDAY,

SMILINg SMILINg 11 AM THROUgH THROUgH THE THE PORTRAITPORTRAIT OF EVENTS EVENTSHANES HANESUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAA/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE OF APOCALYPSE BRANDS BRANDS MAIN MAIN BABCOCkBABCOCk gOLD gOLD APOCALYPSE 1 1- $5 WALLY 2- $5- $5WALLY 2 - $5 12 PM 12 PM 11:00AM 11:00AM 11:30AM 11:30AM 9 AM 9 AM 99 MIN. 99 MIN. 90 MIN.

TUESDAY, TUESDAY, APRIL APRIL 16 16 DOWNEAST - $5 - $5 11 AM 11 DOWNEAST AM 11:00AM 11:00AM REMOTEREMOTE AREA EVENTS EVENTSHANES HANESUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAA/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE AREA 80 MIN.80 MIN. - $52 - $5 BRANDS BRANDS MAIN MAIN BABCOCkBABCOCk gOLD gOLD 1 1 MEDICAL 2 MEDICAL 12 PM 12 PM 11:30AM 11:30AM 9 AM 9 AM 83 MIN.83 MIN.

1 PM 1 PM 10 AM 10 AM

90 MIN.

2 PM 2 PM 11 AM 11 AM 3 PM 3 PM 12 PM 12 PM 4 PM 1 PM 5 PM 2 PM 6 PM 3 PM

4 PM 1 PM

THE NAkEDTHE NAkED BRANDTILLER - $5BRAND AFTER - $5-TILLER AFTER $5 - $5 3:00PM 3:00PM 12:00PM 12:00PM 59 MIN. MIN. 59 85 85MIN. MIN.

BADgE BADgE HOLDER 5 PMHOLDER HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR 2 PM 5:00PM 5:00PM

6 PM 3 PM

7 PM 4 PM

8 PM 5 PM

9 PM 6 PM

10 PM 10 PM 7 PM 7 PM 11 PM 11 PM 8 PM 8 PM 12 AM 12 AM 9 PM 9 PM

UPRISINg - UPRISINg $5 - $5 3:00PM 3:00PM STILL MINE STILL MINE 85 MIN. 85 MIN. 7:00PM 7:00PM 102 MIN. 102 MIN.

RISINg FROM RISINg FROM ASHES ASHES 7:00PM 7:00PM 82 MIN. 82 MIN.

DEFLOWERINg OF DEFLOWERINg OF EVA VAN -END -VAN $5 END PINCUS $5PINCUS -gOD’S $5 EVA - $5 gOD’S 2:00PM 2:00PM 11:00AM 11:00AMTHE FIDDLER - $5 COLORFIDDLER OF THETHE COLOR - $5 OF THE 98 MIN. MIN. 9878MIN. 78 MIN. CHAMELEON 2:30PM 2:30PM CHAMELEON - $5 - $5 87 MIN. 8711:30AM 11:30AM MIN. 111 MIN. 111 MIN. REMOTE AREA REMOTE AREA ART OF MEDICAL ART OF RISINg FROM MEDICAL RISINg FROM CONFLICT - CONFLICT $5 - $5TENEBRAS 5:00PM 5:00PM POST POST TENEBRAS ASHES ASHES MIN. LUX 2:00PM 83 MIN. 832:00PM - $5 5:30PM LUX - $5 5:30PM 70 MIN. 70 MIN. 2:30PM MIN. 82 MIN. 822:30PM 115 MIN. 115 MIN. THIS IS MARTIN THIS IS MARTIN BONNER BONNER POST TENEBRAS POST TENEBRAS 7:30PM 7:30PM LUX REALITY REALITY LUX 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 8:00PM 8:00PM 5:00PM 5:00PM TEY TEY MIN. 115 MIN. 115 116 MIN. 116 MIN.5:30PM 5:30PM 86 MIN. 86 MIN.

FAR MARFA FAR MARFA 8:00PM 8:00PM HOUSTON HOUSTON 86 MIN. 86 MIN. 8:30PM 8:30PM 107 MIN. 107 MIN.

2 PM 2 PM 11 AM 11 AM 3 PM 3 PM 12 PM 12 PM 4 PM 1 PM

NOT THATNOT THAT FUNNY -FUNNY $5 - $5 3:00PM 3:00PM BADgE 98 MIN. 98 MIN. BADgE HOLDER 4 PM HOLDER HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR 1 PM 4:00PM 4:00PM

5 PM 5 PM 2 PM 2 PM 6 PM 6 PM 3 PM 3 PM 7 PM 7 PM 4 PM 4 PM 8 PM 8 PM 5 PM 5 PM

SUSIE’S SUSIE’S HOPE - $5 HOPE - $5 THEOFkINgS OF THE kINgS 3:00PM 3:00PM CRUMB CRUMB SUMMERSUMMER 7:00PM 104 MIN. 104 MIN.7:00PM 7:00PM 7:00PM 119 MIN.119 MIN. 93MIN. 93MIN.

BADgE HOLDER 9 PM BADgE HOLDER 9 PM HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR 6 PM 5:30PM 6 PM 5:30PM

10 PM 10 PM 7 PM 7 PM 11 PM 11 PM 8 PM 8 PM 12 AM 12 AM 9 PM 9 PM

THE MUPPETTHE MUPPET MOVIE MOVIE 6:30PM 6:30PM 95 MIN. - FREE 95 MIN. - FREE

REALITYREALITY - $5 - $5 2:00PM LA SIRgA - $5 LA SIRgAI -AM $5 2:00PM I AM 116 MIN. 11:00AM 116 11:00AM MIN. RISINg BREATHINg - $5 -FROM BREATHINg $5 FROM RISINg 88 MIN. 88 MIN. ASHES 2:30PM-2:30PM $5 ASHES - $5 72 MIN. 11:30AM72 MIN. 11:30AM 82 MIN.

LA SIRgA LA SIRgA 5:00PM5:00PM PERSISTENCE PERSISTENCE OF gOOgLE OF AND THE gOOgLE AND THE 88 MIN.88 VISION - $5MIN. VISION -SOFIA’S $5 WORLD BRAINLAST WORLD BRAIN LAST SOFIA’S 2:00PM 2:00PM AMBULANCE 5:30PM5:30PM AMBULANCE - $5 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 2:30PM 89 MIN.89 MIN. 2:30PM 76 MIN.

10 PM 10 PM

11 PM 11 PM

12 AM 12 AM

SPONSORS TITLETITLE SPONSORS PAGE 16

SUNDAY, SUNDAY, APRIL APRIL 21 21

ABOUT ABOUT US US

76 MIN.

TWENTYTWENTY FEET FEET FROM STARDOM FROM STARDOM PICTURE PICTURE DAY DAY 7:30PM7:30PM 8:00PM8:00PM LAURENCE LAURENCE 85 MIN.85 MIN. 93 MIN.93 MIN. ANYWAYS ANYWAYSgOD’S FIDDLER gOD’S FIDDLER 5:00PM 5:00PM 5:30PM 5:30PM WHITE 168 MIN. 168REINDEER MIN.87 MIN. 87 MIN. WHITE REINDEER 9:30PM9:30PM 84 MIN.84 MIN.

DEFLOWERINg DEFLOWERINg OF EVA VAN ENDEVA VAN END SCABBARD SCABBARD SAMURAI SAMURAI8:00PM 8:00PM 8:30PM 8:30PM 98 MIN. 98 MIN. 103 MIN. 103 MIN.

10 PM 10 PM

82 MIN.

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

Located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the RiverRun

9 AM

SATURDAY, APRIL 13 SATURDAY, APRIL 13

SUNDAY, APRIL 14 SUNDAY, APRIL 14

EVENTS EVENTS HANES HANESUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAA/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE BRANDS BRANDS MAIN MAIN BABCOCkBABCOCk gOLD gOLD 1 2 1 2

EVENTS EVENTS HANES HANESUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAA/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE BRANDS BRANDS MAIN MAIN BABCOCkBABCOCk gOLD gOLD 1 2 1 2 9 AM

9 AM

0 AM 10 AM

1 AM 11 AM

SAT. MORNINg LAURENCE SAT. MORNINg CARTOONS CARTOONS ANYWAYS CASTINg BYCASTINg BY 10:00AM 10:00AM10:30AM 10:00AM 10:30AMSOFIA’S LASTSOFIA’S LAST 60 MIN. 60 MIN. 89 MIN. 168 MIN. 89 MIN. AMBULANCEAMBULANCE 11:00AM 11:00AM 76 MIN. 76 MIN.

15 15ANNUAL ANNUAL TH TH

2 PM 12 PM

1 PM

2 PM

3 PM

4 PM

5 PM

6 PM

7 PM

8 PM

9 PM

0 PM

IN THE HOUSE IN THE HOUSE LAURENCE ANYWAYS10:00AM 10:00AMTIME ZERO TIME ZERO 10:00AM105 MIN. 105 MIN.10:30AM 10:30AM 168 MIN. 93 MIN. 93 MIN.

POST TENEBRAS POST TENEBRAS LUX LUX ART OF CONFLICT AFTER TILLER SUSIE’S HOPE AFTER TILLER SUSIE’S HOPE ART OF CONFLICT 12:30PM 12:30PM1:00PM 1:00PM 1:00PM 1:00PM 1:00PM 1:00PM LIV & INgMAR LIV & INgMAR 115 MIN. 115 MIN.70 MIN. 70 MIN. 85 MIN. 85 MIN. 104 MIN. 104 MIN. 1:30PM 1:30PM NARRATIVE NARRATIVE MIN. 81 MIN. SHORTS 1 SHORTS81 1 2:00PM 91 MIN.

2:00PM 91 MIN.

CANICULA CANICULA 3:30PM 3:30PM PINCUS PINCUS MAR DEL PLATA SEVENTH MAR DELTHE PLATA THE SEVENTH 4 PM 65 MIN. 65 MIN. 4:00PM 4:00PM 4:00PM SEAL SEAL 4:00PM DOC SHORTSDOC 2 SHORTS 2 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 4:00PM 78 MIN. 78 MIN. 4:00PM OF 4:30PMOF 4:30PM BADgE HOLDER PERSISTENCE BADgE HOLDER 5 PM 96 MIN. 96 MIN. PERSISTENCE 78 MIN. 78 MIN. VISION HAPPY HOUR VISION HAPPY HOUR 5:00PM 5:00PM 5:00PM 5:00PM 6 PM 83 MIN. 83 MIN. FAR MARFA FAR MARFA FIDO FROLICFIDO FROLIC BABE 6:30PM BABE PRINCE PRINCE THE COLOR OF 6:30PM UPRISINg UPRISINg THE COLOR OF 7 PM 6:30PM - FILM 6:30PM - FILM 86 MIN. 86 MIN. 7:00PM AVALANCHE AVALANCHE THE CHAMELEON THE CHAMELEON 7:00PM ANIMATED ANIMATED BEgINS AT DUSk - AT DUSk BEgINS 7:00PM 85 MIN. 85 MIN. 7:00PM 7:00PM 7:00PM SHORTS SHORTS 89 MIN. 89 MIN. TWENTY FEET TWENTY FEET PM 4TH ST.(BETWEEN 94 MIN. 94 MIN. 111 MIN. 111 MIN. 4TH8ST.(BETWEEN 7:30PM FROM STARDOM FROM STARDOM 7:30PM SPRUCE & MARSHALL) SPRUCE & MARSHALL) 80 MIN. 80 MIN. 8:00PM 8:00PM FREE FREE 9 PM 85 MIN. 85 MIN. IT’S A DISASTER IT’S A DISASTER 9:30PM 9:30PM LATE NIgHT LATE NIgHT 10 PM 89 MIN. 89 MIN. SHORTS SHORTS 10:00PM 83 MIN.

1 PM 11 PM

10:00PM 83 MIN.

2 AM 12 AM

9 AM

APRIL APRIL 12-21, 12-21, 2013 2013 FRIDAY,FRIDAY, APRIL 19 APRIL 19

WINSTON-SALEM, WINSTON-SALEM, NC NC

EVENTS EVENTS HANES HANESUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAA/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE WWW.RIVERRUNFILM.COM BRANDS BRANDS MAIN WWW.RIVERRUNFILM.COM gOLD gOLD 1 2 MAIN BABCOCk BABCOCk 1 2 9 AM

0 AM 10 AM

PITCH FEST PITCH FEST 10:00AM 10:00AM 120 MIN. 120 MIN. FREE FREE

WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, APRILAPRIL 17 17

72 MIN.

2 PM 2 PM 1 AM 11 AM

N.C. SHORTSN.C. SHORTS 1 - $5 1 - $5 1:30PM 1:30PM 99 MIN. 99 MIN.

3 PM 3 PM 2 PM 12 PM

4 PM 1 PM

5 PM 2 PM

6 PM 3 PM

7 PM 4 PM

8 PM 5 PM

9 PM 6 PM

0 PM 7 PM

1 PM 8 PM

2 AM 9 PM

N.C. SHORTSN.C. SHORTS 2 - $5 2 - $5 4:15PM 4:15PM BADgE HOLDER BADgE HOLDER 5 PM 96 MIN. 96 MIN. HAPPY HOURHAPPY HOUR 2 PM 5:00PM 5:00PM

4 PM 1 PM

11 AM

FRIDAY, FRIDAY, APRILAPRIL 12 12

12 PM 12 PM 9 AM 9 AM 1 PM 1 PM 10 AM 10 AM

93 MIN.

3 PM 3 PM 12 PM 12 PM 4 PM 1 PM 5 PM 2 PM 6 PM 3 PM 7 PM 4 PM 8 PM 5 PM 9 PM 6 PM

ART OF CONFLICT ART OF CONFLICT 12:30PM 12:30PMTHE COLOR OF THE COLOR OF 70 MIN. 70 MIN. THE CHAMELEON THE CHAMELEON CRIES & CRIES & 1:00PM 93 MIN. 1:00PM WHISPERS WHISPERS PERSISTENCE OF PERSISTENCE OF 111 MIN. 111 MIN. 1:30PM 1:30PM VISION VISION 91 MIN. 91 MIN. 2:00PM 2:00PM

N.C. SHORTSN.C. 2 SHORTS 2 12:30PM 12:30PMPICTURE DAY PICTURE DAY 96 MIN. 96 MIN. 1:00PM 1:00PM

2 PM 2 PM 11 AM 11 AM

83 MIN.

FAR MARFA FAR MARFA 3:30PM 3:30PM CANICULA PRIDE & JOYPRIDE &TOUCH TOUCH OF EVIL JOY OF EVIL 86 MIN. 86 MIN. 4:00PM 4:00PM 4:00PM 4:00PM 4:00PM NARRATIVE NARRATIVE 57 MIN. 57 MIN. 95 MIN. 95 MIN. 65 MIN. SHORTS 2 SHORTS 2 LIV & INgMAR FREE LIV & INgMAR FREE 5 PM 4:30PM 4:30PM 5:00PM 5:00PM 2 PM SOUTHERN SOUTHERN 81 MIN. 81 MIN. 84 MIN. 84 MIN. LOCAVORE LOCAVORE 6 PM BAZAAR BAZAAR 3 PM 5:45PM 5:45PM A RIVER CHANgES A RIVER CHANgES MILTON RHODES MILTON RHODES COURSE COURSEPINCUS JAkE THE BRASS THE BRASS CENTER FOR 7 PMFORCENTERJAkE 6:30PM 6:30PM 7:00PM TEAPOT THE4ARTS TEAPOT SHIMABUkURO PM THE ARTSSHIMABUkURO MAR DEL PLATA MAR DEL83PLATA MIN. 83 MIN. 78 MIN. FREE FREE 7:00PM 7:00PM 7:00PM 7:00PM 7:30PM 7:30PM WHITE REINDEER WHITE REINDEER 8 PM 54 MIN. 54 MIN. 100 MIN. 100 MIN. 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 8:00PM 8:00PM 5 PM DEFLOWERINg OF DEFLOWERINg OF 84 MIN. 84 MIN. EVA VAN ENDEVA VAN END 9 PM 8:30PM 8:30PM 6 PM 98 MIN. 98 MIN.

4 PM 1 PM

10 PM 10 PM 7 PM 7 PM 11 PM 11 PM 8 PM 8 PM

CANICULA 4:00PM 65 MIN.

PINCUS 7:00PM 78 MIN.

BLANCANIEVES BLANCANIEVES 7:00PM CASTINg BY CASTINg 7:00PM BY 104 MIN. 104 MIN. 7:30PM 7:30PM 89 MIN. 89 MIN.

12 AM 12 AM 9 PM OPENINg 9 PM OPENINg 10 PM

NIgHT gALA NIgHT gALA 9:00PM 9:00PM 10 PM SECCA SECCA 750 MARgUERITE 750 MARgUERITE DRIVE DRIVE

SATURDAY, APRIL 20 SATURDAY, APRIL 20

EVIL DEADEVIL II DEAD II 11 PM 11 PM EVENTS EVENTS HANES HANESUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAA/PERTURE A/PERTURE 11:00PM A/PERTURE 11:00PMA/PERTURE BRANDS BRANDS MAIN MAIN BABCOCkBABCOCk gOLD gOLD 841 MIN. 841MIN. 2 2 12 AM 129 AM 9 AM AM

11 AM 12 PM 9 AM 1 PM 10 AM

FIRST COMES FIRST COMES LOVE - $5 SMILINg SMILINg LOVE - $5 gOOgLE AND gOOgLE THE AND THE 2:00PM THROUgH THE THROUgH THE BRAIN 2:00PM WORLD PORTRAIT PORTRAIT OF OF - $5 - $5 BRAIN WORLD 108 MIN. APOCALYPSE APOCALYPSE - $5 - $5- $5WALLY - $5 108 MIN.2:30PM WALLY 2:30PM 11:00AM 11:00AM 89 11:30AM MIN. 11:30AM 89 MIN. 99 MIN. 99 MIN. 90 MIN. 90 MIN.

THE DISCOVERERS THE BIRDS THE BIRDS SAT. MORNINg THE DISCOVERERS SAT. MORNINg 10:00AM 10:00AM10:00AM 10:00AMHOUSTON CARTOONS CARTOONS ANIMATED ANIMATED HOUSTON 119 MIN. 119 MIN.104 MIN. 104 MIN.10:30AM 10:00AM 10:00AMSHORTS 10:30AM SHORTSNARRATIVE NARRATIVE 60 MIN. 60 MIN. 10:30AM 11 AM 107 MIN. 107 MIN. 10:30AMSHORTS 1 SHORTS 1 EVENTS EVENTSHANES HANES SECCA SECCA UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE 80 MIN. 80 MIN. 11:00AM 11:00AMgOLD gOLD BRANDSBRANDS BABCOCk BABCOCk 1 1 2 2 12 PM 91 MIN. 91 MIN. 9 AM A RIVER CHANgES A RIVER CHANgES COURSE COURSE PLIMPTON! PLIMPTON! WORLD CIRCUS WORLD CIRCUS 1 PM 12:30PM 12:30PM 1:00PM 1:00PM 1:00PM 1:00PM 10 AM 1 SHORTS 1 SOFIA’S LASTSOFIA’S 83 LAST MIN. 83 MIN. DOC SHORTSDOC 60 MIN. 60 MIN. 89 MIN. 89 MIN. 1:30PM AMBULANCEAMBULANCE 1:30PM HOUR OF THE HOUR OF THE 2 PM 1:30PM 81 MIN. 1:30PM DOWNEASTDOWNEAST - $5 81 -MIN. $5 WOLF WOLF 11 AM 76 MIN. 76 MIN. 11:00AM 11:00AM 2:00PM 2:00PM REMOTE AREA REMOTE AREA 80 MIN. 80 MIN. MEDICAL -MEDICAL 90 MIN. 90 MIN. 3 PM $5 - $5 12 PM NARRATIVE NARRATIVE I AM BREATHINg I AM BREATHINg 11:30AM 11:30AM SHORTS 2 3:30PM SHORTS 2 3:30PM 83 MIN. 83 MIN. DOC SHORTS 2 gOOgLE ANDgOOgLE THE TBA DOC SHORTS 2 AND THE TBA 4 PM 3:30PM 3:30PM 72 MIN. 72 MIN. 4:00PM 4:00PM WORLD BRAIN 4:00PM 4:00PM WORLD BRAIN 1 PM 84 MIN. 84 MIN. 78 MIN. 78 MIN. 4:00PM 4:00PM CONVERSATION CONVERSATION 5 PM 89 MIN. 89 MIN. W/ JEFF NICHOLS REALITY - $5 REALITY - $5 W/ JEFF NICHOLS 2 PM BADgE HOLDER BADgE HOLDER 5:00PM 2:00PM 2:00PM I AM 5:00PM I AM HAPPY HOURHAPPY HOUR 90 MIN. - FREE 6 PM 116 MIN. 116 MIN. BREATHINgBREATHINg 90 MIN. FREE - $5 - $5 5:00PM 3 PM 5:00PM NOT THAT NOT THAT THIS IS MARTIN LA CAMIONETA THIS IS MARTIN LA CAMIONETA 2:30PM 2:30PM FUNNY - $5FUNNY - $5 BONNER 6:30PM BONNER 72 MIN. 72 6:30PM TEY THE ICEMANTHE ICEMAN LAURENCE TEYMIN. LAURENCE 3:00PM 3:00PM 7 PM 6:30PM 6:30PM 72 MIN. 72 MIN. 7:00PM BADgE BADgE HOLDER ANYWAYS 98 MIN. 98 MIN. 7:00PM 7:00PM 7:00PM ANYWAYS 4 PMHOLDER 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 86 MIN. HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR 103 MIN. 7:00PM 86 MIN. 103 MIN. 7:00PM SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH 8 PM 4:00PM 168 MIN. 168 MIN. 4:00PM SIRgA LA SIRgA 8:00PM 8:00PM PICTURE DAYPICTURELA 5 PM DAY 5:00PM 5:00PM gOOgLE AND 97 MIN. 97 MIN. 8:30PM gOOgLE THE AND THE 8:30PM 9 PM WORLD BRAIN 93 MIN. 93 MIN. 88 MIN. 88 MIN. WORLD BRAIN 6 PM VIRTUALLY VIRTUALLY 5:30PM 5:30PM HEROES HEROESLATE 89 MIN. MIN. NIgHT89 LATE NIgHT 10 PM 9:30PM 9:30PM SHORTS SHORTS THE kINgS THE OF kINgS OF CRUMB CRUMB 7 PM 84 MIN. 84 MIN. SUMMER SUMMER 7:00PM 7:00PM 10:00PM 10:00PM TWENTY FEET TWENTY FEET 7:00PM 7:00PM 119 MIN. 119 MIN. 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 11 PM FROM STARDOM FROM STARDOM PICTURE DAY PICTURE DAY 93MIN. 93MIN. 8 PM 7:30PM 7:30PM 8:00PM 8:00PM 85 MIN. 85 MIN. 93 MIN. 93 MIN. 12 AM

2 PM 11 AM

THURSDAY, THURSDAY, APRILAPRIL 18 18

APRIL 12-21

PLIMPTON! PLIMPTON! A RIVER CHANgES A RIVER CHANgES DEFLOWERINg DEFLOWERINg OF OF COURSE COURSEWHITE REINDEER 5:00PM I AM BREATHINg WHITE REINDEER 5:00PM I AM BREATHINg EVAMIN. VAN END EVA $5 VAN END - $5 gOD’S 89 5:00PM 89- MIN. 5:00PM 5:30PM gOD’S 5:30PM 5:30PM 5:30PM 2:00PM 2:00PM 72 6 PM 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 84 MIN. FIDDLER $5 MIN. - FIDDLER 72 MIN. - $5 84 MIN. THE NAkEDTHE NAkED 3 PM 98 MIN. 98 MIN. 2:30PM 2:30PM THE DISCOVERERS THE DISCOVERERS BRAND - $5BRAND - $5 6:30PM 6:30PM 87 MIN. 87 MIN. FEET MUD7 PM MUD TWENTY TWENTY FEET 3:00PM 3:00PM 104 MIN. 104 MIN. STARDOM 7:00PM FROM 4 PM 7:00PM FROM 59 MIN. 59 MIN.STARDOM REALITY REALITY 130 MIN. 130 MIN.7:00PM 7:00PM 7:30PM 7:30PM IT’S A DISASTER HOUSTON HOUSTON IT’S A DISASTER 8 PMCENTER MIN. 85 MIN. STEVENS STEVENS85CENTER 116 MIN. 116 MIN.8:00PM REMOTE AREA REMOTE AREA BADgE BADgE HOLDER 8:00PM IN 8:00PM 8:00PM 5 PMHOLDER THE HOUSE IN THE HOUSE MEDICAL HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR MIN. MEDICAL 89 MIN. 89 MIN. 107 107 MIN.8:30PM RISINg FROM RISINg 8:30PMFROM 5:00PM 5:00PM 105 5:00PM 9 PM 5:00PM ASHES MIN. ASHES 105 MIN. 6 PM 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 5:30PM 5:30PM VIRTUALLY VIRTUALLY HEROES HEROES 82 MIN. 82 MIN. 10 PM 9:30PM 9:30PM STILL MINESTILL MINE 7 PM 84 MIN. 7:00PM 84 MIN. 7:00PM THIS IS MARTIN THIS IS MARTIN 102 MIN. 102 MIN. 11 PM BONNER BONNER POST TENEBRAS POST TENEBRAS 8 PM 7:30PM 7:30PM LUX LUX 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 8:00PM 8:00PM 12 AM

9 PM

TIME 1ZERO TIME ZERO LA SIRgA LA SIRgA N.C. SHORTSN.C. 1 SHORTS 10:00AM 10:00AMLA CAMIONETA 10:00AM 10:00AM10:00AM 10:00AM BLANCANIEVES BLANCANIEVES LA CAMIONETA 99 MIN. 99 MIN. 93 MIN. 93 MIN. 10:30AM 10:30AM88 MIN. 88 MIN. 10:30AM 10:30AM DOC SHORTSDOC 1 SHORTS 1 11 AM 104 MIN. 72 MIN. 104 MIN. 72 MIN. 11:00AM UNCSA 11:00AMUNCSA UNCSA EVENTS EVENTSSECCA SECCA UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE 81 MIN. BABCOCk 81 MIN. gOLD gOLD MAIN MAIN BABCOCk 1 1 2 2

10 AM 10 AM

TEY - $5 TEY - $5 1 AM 11 AM 11:00AMA/PERTURE LA EVENTS EVENTSHANES HANES UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA HANES HANES 11:00AM A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE LA -2$5 BRANDSBRANDSMAIN MAIN BABCOCk BABCOCk BRANDSBRANDS861MIN. 861 MIN. CAMIONETA 2 CAMIONETA - $5 2 PM 12 PM 11:30AM 11:30AM 9 AM 9 AM 72 MIN.

1 PM 1 PM 0 AM 10 AM

9 AM

115 MIN. 115 MIN.

3 PM 12 PM 4 PM 1 PM

2013 5 PM 2 PM 6 PM 3 PM 7 PM 4 PM 8 PM 5 PM 9 PM 6 PM 10 PM 7 PM 11 PM 8 PM 12 AM 9 PM

9 PM

0 PM 10 PM

10 PM 10 PM

1 PM 11 PM

11 PM 11 PM

2 AM 12 AM

12 AM 12 AM

n theon card at once, spread them out over course of the of 2013 theall card all at or once, or spread them outthe over the course the 2013 WSARTSMAG.COM stival. The card used anyatRiverRun venue venue and will bewill punched Festival. Thecan cardbecan beatused any RiverRun and be punched

WHITE REINDEER WHITE REINDEER 9:30PM 9:30PM 84 MIN. 84 MIN.

RiverRun Headquarters, a/perture, The Stevens CenterCenter Box Office RiverRun Headquarters, a/perture, The Stevens Box Office PAGE 17 Parking for thefor RiverRun Headquarters (305 W. Fourth Street),Street), a/perture Parking the RiverRun Headquarters (305 W. Fourth a/perture

12 AM 12 AM

FRIDAY, FRIDAY, APRILAPRIL 19 19

SATURDAY, SATURDAY, APRILAPRIL 20 20

EVENTSEVENTSHANES HANES UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA UNCSA A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE BRANDSBRANDSMAIN MAIN BABCOCk BABCOCk gOLD gOLD 1 1 2 2

9 AM 9 AM 10 AM 10 AM 11 AM 11 AM

9 AM 9 AM PITCH FEST PITCH FEST 10:00AM 10:00AM 120 MIN. 120 MIN. FREE FREE

12 PM 12 PM

10 AM 10 AM TEY - $5 TEY - $5 11:00AM 11:00AM LA LA 86 MIN. 86 MIN. CAMIONETA CAMIONETA - $5 - $5 11:30AM 11:30AM 72 MIN. 72 MIN.

11 AM 11 AM 12 PM 12 PM

1 PM 1 PM 2 PM 2 PM

1 PM 1 PM N.C. SHORTS N.C. SHORTS 1 - $5 1 - $5 1:30PM 1:30PM 99 MIN. 99 MIN.

3 PM 3 PM

2 PM 2 PM

FIRST COMES FIRST COMES LOVE - $5 LOVE - $5gOOgLE AND gOOgLE THE AND THE 2:00PM 2:00PM WORLD BRAIN WORLD - $5BRAIN - $5 108 MIN. 108 MIN. 2:30PM 2:30PM

3 PM 3 PM

89 MIN. 89 MIN.

4 PM 4 PM

5 PM

6 PM 7 PM 8 PM 9 PM 10 PM

N.C. SHORTS N.C. SHORTS 2 - $5 2 - $5 4:15PM 4:15PM BADgE HOLDER BADgE 5 PMHOLDER 96 MIN. 96 MIN. HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR 5:00PM 5:00PM

PLIMPTON!PLIMPTON! A RIVER CHANgES A RIVER CHANgES 5:00PM 5:00PM I AM BREATHINg COURSE COURSE WHITE REINDEER I AM BREATHINg WHITE REINDEER 5:00PM 5:00PM 5:30PM 5:30PM 89 MIN. 89 MIN. 5:30PM 5:30PM 6 PM 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 84 MIN. 84 MIN. 72 MIN. 72 MIN. THE DISCOVERERS THE DISCOVERERS 6:30PM 6:30PM TWENTY FEET MUD 7 PM MUD TWENTY FEET 104 MIN. 104 MIN. FROM STARDOM 7:00PM 7:00PM FROM STARDOM REALITY REALITY 130 MIN. 130 MIN. 7:00PM 7:00PM 7:30PM 7:30PM IT’S A DISASTER HOUSTON HOUSTON IT’S A DISASTER 8 PM CENTER 85 MIN. 85 MIN. STEVENS STEVENS CENTER 116 MIN. 116 MIN. 8:00PM 8:00PM 8:00PM 8:00PM IN THE HOUSE IN THE HOUSE 89 MIN. 89 MIN. 107 MIN. 107 MIN. 8:30PM 8:30PM 9 PM 105 MIN. 105 MIN. VIRTUALLYVIRTUALLY HEROES HEROES 10 PM 9:30PM 9:30PM 84 MIN. 84 MIN.

6 PM

THE DISCOVERERS THE BIRDSTHE BIRDSTHE DISCOVERERS SAT. MORNINg SAT. MORNINg 10:00AM 10:00AM 10:00AM 10:00AM HOUSTON HOUSTON CARTOONSCARTOONSANIMATEDANIMATED 119 MIN. 119 MIN. 104 MIN. 104 MIN. 10:30AM 10:30AM 10:00AM 10:00AM SHORTS SHORTS 60 MIN. 60 MIN. 10:30AM 10:30AM NARRATIVENARRATIVE 107 MIN. 107 MIN. SHORTS 1 SHORTS 1 80 MIN. 80 MIN. 11:00AM 11:00AM 91 MIN. 91 MIN. A RIVER CHANgES A RIVER CHANgES COURSE COURSE PLIMPTON!PLIMPTON! WORLD CIRCUS WORLD CIRCUS 12:30PM 12:30PM 1:00PM 1:00PM 1:00PM 1:00PM DOC1 SHORTS 1 SOFIA’S LAST SOFIA’S LAST 83 MIN. 83 MIN. DOC SHORTS 60 MIN. 60 MIN. 89 MIN. 89 MIN. 1:30PM 1:30PM AMBULANCE AMBULANCE HOUR OF THE HOUR OF THE 81 MIN. 81 MIN. WOLF WOLF 1:30PM 1:30PM 2:00PM 2:00PM 76 MIN. 76 MIN. 90 MIN. 90 MIN. NARRATIVENARRATIVEI AM BREATHINg I AM BREATHINg SHORTS 2 SHORTS 23:30PM 3:30PM DOC SHORTS DOC2 SHORTS 2 3:30PM 3:30PM 72 MIN. 72 MIN. 4:00PM 4:00PM 84 MIN. 84 MIN. 78 MIN. 78 MIN. CONVERSATION CONVERSATION W/ JEFF NICHOLS W/ JEFF NICHOLS 5:00PM 5:00PM 90 MIN. - FREE 90 MIN. - FREE THIS IS MARTIN THIS IS MARTIN LA CAMIONETA LA CAMIONETA BONNER BONNER 6:30PM 6:30PM TEY TEY THE ICEMAN LAURENCELAURENCETHE ICEMAN 6:30PM 6:30PM 72 MIN. 72 MIN. 7:00PM 7:00PM ANYWAYS ANYWAYS 7:00PM 7:00PM 83 MIN. 83 MIN. 86 MIN. 86 MIN. 7:00PM 7:00PM 103 MIN. 103 MIN. SHENANDOAH SHENANDOAH 168 MIN. 168 MIN. 8:00PM 8:00PM PICTURE DAY PICTURE DAY 97 MIN. 97 MIN. 8:30PM 8:30PM

TBATHE TBA gOOgLE AND gOOgLE THE AND 4:00PM 4:00PM WORLD BRAIN WORLD BRAIN 4:00PM 4:00PM 5 PM 89 MIN. 89 MIN. BADgE HOLDER BADgE HOLDER HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR 6 PM 5:00PM 5:00PM

7 PM 7 PM 8 PM 8 PM 9 PM 9 PM 10 PM 10 PM

11 PM 11 PM

12 AM 12 AM

93 MIN. 93 MIN.

VIRTUALLYVIRTUALLY HEROES HEROES LATE NIgHTLATE NIgHT 9:30PM 9:30PM SHORTS SHORTS 84 MIN. 84 MIN. 10:00PM 10:00PM 83 MIN. 83 MIN.

Photo by Traci Arney

on theoncard the all cardatall once, at once, or spread or spread themthem out over out the overcourse the course of theof2013 the 2013 Festival. Festival. The card The can cardbe can used be used at anyatRiverRun any RiverRun venuevenue and will andbewill punched be punched by a Festival by a Festival volunteer volunteer or boxoroffice box office staff staff member member for whatever for whatever amount amount you you choose choose to spend. to spend. PleasePlease note that note many that many films films sell out sellinout advance in advance and itand is it is recommended recommended that you thatuse youyour use Ticket your Ticket Sampler Sampler at theatStevens the Stevens CenterCenter Box Box OfficeOffice to acquire to acquire film tickets film tickets in advance. in advance. BOX OFFICE BOX OFFICE INFO:INFO: EveryEvery year, year, manymany showsshows sell out sellbefore out before the Festival the Festival even even begins. begins. For that For reason, that reason, attendees attendees are strongly are strongly advised advised to purchase to purchase all all tickets tickets in advance. in advance. The main The main Festival Festival box office box office is nowisopen now open 11:00am11:00am6:00pm 6:00pm Monday Monday through through FridayFriday and isand located is located at TheatStevens The Stevens CenterCenter (405 (405 W. Fourth W. Fourth Street) Street) in downtown in downtown Winston-Salem. Winston-Salem. Tickets Tickets or Sampler or Sampler cardscards may also may be also purchased be purchased over the overphone the phone (336-721-1945) (336-721-1945) or through or through the the RiverRun RiverRun website: website: www.riverrunfilm.com. www.riverrunfilm.com. PleasePlease note that note all thatinternet all internet salessales will include will include an additional an additional service service charge, charge, whichwhich is charged is charged by thebyticketing the ticketing company, company, not RiverRun. not RiverRun. To avoid To avoid paying paying the extra the extra service service charges, charges, pleaseplease purchase purchase your tickets your tickets in person in person or over or the overphone. the phone. From From April April 12-1412-14 & 19-21, & 19-21, a second a second Festival Festival box office box office will open will open at theatACE the ACE Cinematheque Cinematheque Complex Complex at theatUNC the School UNC School of theofArts thecampus Arts campus (1533(1533 S. Main S. Main Street) Street) for walk-up for walk-up salessales only. only. For screenings For screenings at theatthree the three otherother Festival Festival locations locations – a/perture – a/perture cinema, cinema, Hanesbrands Hanesbrands Theatre Theatre and SECCA and SECCA – please – please note that note day-of that day-of walk-up walk-up salessales will bewill available be available starting starting one hour one before hour before each each show.show. NOTE:NOTE: Because Because RiverRun RiverRun has limited has limited seating seating capacities capacities and strives and strives to to accommodate accommodate as many as many patrons patrons as possible, as possible, we create we create a “Wait a “Wait List” List” aboutabout an an PAGE 18 hour before hour before the start the start of anyof“sold any “sold out” out” show show to fill to every fill every seat possible. seat possible. Fifteen Fifteen

RiverRun RiverRun Headquarters, Headquarters, a/perture, a/perture, The Stevens The Stevens Center Center Box Office Box Office Parking Parking for the forRiverRun the RiverRun Headquarters Headquarters (305 (305 W. Fourth W. Fourth Street), Street), a/perture a/perture cinema cinema (311 (311 W. Fourth W. Fourth Street) Street) and The andStevens The Stevens Center Center (405 (405 W. Fourth W. Fourth Street) Street) will not willbenotdesignated, be designated, but metered but metered parking parking is available is available on Fourth on Fourth Street, Street, CherryCherry StreetStreet and Marshall and Marshall Street. Street. StreetStreet parking parking is freeisafter free after 6:00pm 6:00pm in theinevening. the evening. ThereThere is also is aalso paida paid parking parking deck deck located located between between Marshall Marshall and Cherry and Cherry Streets Streets and has andentrances has entrances from from eithereither direction. direction.

Hanesbrands Hanesbrands Theatre Theatre and Milton and Milton Rhodes Rhodes Center Center for the forArts the Arts Parking Parking for the forHanesbrands the Hanesbrands Theatre Theatre and The andMilton The Milton Rhodes Rhodes Center Center for the for the Arts (209 Arts (209 N. Spruce N. Spruce Street) Street) is available is available on Spruce on Spruce Street, Street, directly directly across across from from the main the main entrance entrance of TheofMilton The Milton Rhodes Rhodes Center Center for the forArts. the Arts. This is This a is a paid paid parking parking lot. For lot.more For more information information please please call 336-747-1414. call 336-747-1414. SECCA SECCA Parking Parking is available is available directly directly outside outside of SECCA. of SECCA. For more For more information information please please call (336) call (336) 725-1904. 725-1904. SHUTTLE SHUTTLE SERVICE: SERVICE: The RiverRun The RiverRun International International Film Festival Film Festival is pleased is pleased to offer to offer a shuttle a shuttle service service to thetoACE theTheater ACE Theater complex complex located located on campus on campus at UNC-School at UNC-School of theofArts. the Arts. •

• Shuttle Shuttle service service originates originates at theatGateway the Gateway YWCAYWCA located located at 1300 at 1300 S. S. Main Main Street, Street, dropsdrops at theatACE the Theatre ACE Theatre at UNCSA at UNCSA and loops and loops back back to theto the parking parking lot atlot theatYWCA. the YWCA.

•

The• shuttle The shuttle will run willapproximately run approximately everyevery 20 minutes. 20 minutes.

•

To •arrive To arrive at your at screening/event your screening/event on theonUNCSA the UNCSA campus, campus, please please arrivearrive WSarrival ARTS at least at least 45 minutes 45 minutes beforebefore your desired your desired arrival time time onMAGAZINE campus. on campus.

2 AM

12 AM

SUNDAY, SUNDAY, APRIL 21 APRIL 21 9 AM

0 AM

10 AM

1 AM

11 AM

2 PM

12 PM

1 PM

2 PM

3 PM

4 PM

5 PM

6 PM

7 PM

8 PM

9 PM

0 PM

10 PM

1 PM

11 PM

2 AM

12 AM

CANICULA CANICULA 10:00AM 10:00AMPORTRAIT OFPORTRAIT OF PLIMPTON! PLIMPTON! 65 MIN.WALLY WALLY 10:30AM 10:30AM65 MIN. THIS IS MARTIN THIS IS MARTIN 10:30AM 10:30AM 89 MIN. 89 MIN. BONNER BONNER 90 MIN. 90 MIN. 11:00AM 11:00AM 83 MIN.DOWNEAST DOWNEAST 83 MIN. 12:00PM 12:00PM SMILINg THROUgH SMILINg THROUgH 80 MIN. 80 MIN. THE APOCALYPSE THE APOCALYPSE SCABBARD SCABBARD 12:30PM 12:30PMSAMURAI SAMURAI REMOTE99AREA REMOTE AREA 99 MIN.1:00PM MIN. 1:00PM MEDICAL MEDICAL NOT THAT FUNNY PERSONA NOT THAT FUNNY PERSONA 103 MIN. 103 MIN. 1:30PM 2:00PM 2:15PM 2:00PM 2:15PM 1:30PM 83 MIN. 98 MIN.85 MIN. 98 MIN. 85 MIN.83 MIN.

TBA 5:00PM

FIRST COMESFIRST COMES LOVE IN THE HOUSE LOVE IN THE HOUSE SHENANDOAHSHENANDOAH 3:30PM 4:00PM 4:00PM 4:00PM 3:30PM 4:00PM 108 MIN.105 MIN. 105 MIN. 108 MIN. 97 MIN. 97 MIN.

SPECIAL SPECIAL SCREENINgS SCREENINgS NARRATIVE NARRATIVE FEATURE FEATURE COMPETITION COMPETITION DOCUMENTARY DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FEATURE COMPETITION COMPETITION SPOTLIgHT SPOTLIgHT ON INgMAR ON INgMAR BERgMAN BERgMAN FOCUS FOCUS ALTERED ALTERED STATESSTATES FROM THE FROM ARCHIVES THE ARCHIVES

AT ANY PRICE AT ANY PRICE 7:00PM 7:00PM 105 MIN. 105 MIN.

LATE NIgHT LATE NIgHT SHORTSSHORTS COMMUNITY COMMUNITY SCREENINgS SCREENINgS / FILMS/ WITH FILMSCLASS WITH CLASS PARTIES PARTIES / PANELS / PANELS / EVENTS / EVENTS

7TH ST7TH ST

ARTS DISTRICT

P P

PARKING PARKING DECK DECK

ST 5TH

Stevens Stevens CenterCenter P P (box office) (box office) PARKING PARKING

ST4 1/2 ST

DECK

TRADE ST

5TH 5TH

TRADE ST

1/2

ARTS DISTRICT

To SECCA To SECCA

Festival Festival Headquarters Headquarters 4TH

ST4TH ST

TH ST4TH ST

1ST

ST 1ST

TH 15TH 15ANNUAL ANNUAL ST C H E S T NU T

ST ST CHURCH

C H E S T NU T

ST ST CHUR IN MACH

Y ERTIN LIBMA

LIBERTY

2ND ST2ND ST

ST ST

STROLLWAY

Y ST RY WA STR EROLL CH

ST ST

ST SPRUCE ST

Hanesbrands Hanesbrands TheatreTheatre and and Milton Milton RhodesRhodes Center Center for the for Artsthe Arts

MARS RY ERLL CHHA

ST ST PLA UCRE PO SPR

ST 3RD

a/perture a/perture cinema cinema

MARSHALL

ST POPLAR

3RD

Photo by Sally Gupton BUSINESS

WSARTSMAG.COM

BUSINESS

40 40

PAGE 19

9 AM

COLOR COLOR LEgENDLEgEND

EVENTS EVENTS HANES HANESUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAUNCSA UNCSAA/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE A/PERTURE BRANDS BRANDS MAIN MAIN BABCOCkBABCOCk gOLD gOLD 1 1 2 2

6 PM

83 MIN.

7 PM

STILL MINE 7:00PM 102 MIN.

8 PM 9 PM

5:30PM 82 MIN.

6 PM 7 PM

THIS IS MARTIN BONNER 7:30PM 83 MIN.

POST TENEBRAS LUX 8:00PM 115 MIN.

8 PM

5:30PM 89 MIN. THE kINgS OF SUMMER 7:00PM 93MIN.

CRUMB 7:00PM 119 MIN.

6 PM 7 PM

TWENTY FEET FROM STARDOM 7:30PM 85 MIN.

9 PM

PICTURE DAY 8:00PM 93 MIN.

WHITE REINDEER 9:30PM 84 MIN.

8 PM

10 PM

11 PM

12 AM

ABOUT US Located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the RiverRun International Film Festival annually presents a rich blend of new films by established and emerging filmmakers, showcasing a diverse collection of cinematic voices from around the world. Our mission is to foster a greater appreciation of cinema and a deeper understanding of the many people, cultures and perspectives of our world through regular interaction with great films and filmmakers.

PRESENTINg SPONSORS

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Please visit the RiverRun website (www.riverrunfilm.com) or call the office at 336-724-1502.

MARqUEE SPONSORS

TICkETS & PASSES There are two different ways to buy tickets for RiverRun. The first is to buy individual tickets for each film or event. Ticket prices range from $5 for matinee screenings (Monday-Friday until 5:00pm), $10 for regular Festival screenings, and up to $15 for select special events. (Unless otherwise noted, all films and events listed in this brochure are $10.) Students who present a valid student ID and purchase tickets in person will receive a discount of $2 off all film tickets (except matinees). Special group rates for 10 people or more are available by calling 336-724-1502 x109.

JOHN W. & ANNA H. HANES FOUNDATION

OFFICIAL PROVIDERS

QUEST analysis

Market Research with a Passion

The second way to attend the Festival is to purchase a Ticket Sampler card from any Festival box office. These cards cost $100 but allow you to pick and choose up to $110 in Festival tickets. You can redeem the credits

PREMIER SPONSORS

PARTNER HIGH POINT BANk MCRITCHIE WINERY NC FILM OFFICE QUEST ANALYSIS SALLY GUPTON PHOTOGRAPHY STEvE DAvIS PHOTOvIDEO THRUWAY CENTER TOPO DISTILLERY WALTER ROBBS CALLAHAN & PIERCE ARCHITECTS, PA WFDD WINSTON-SALEM DASH WS ARTS MAGAzINE BENEFACTOR AIRTYPE STUDIO BIG DADDY LOvE CAMEL CITY GOODS CAMINO BAkERY COMMERCE PLAzA COMMUNITY ARTS CAFE DANCING LEMUR PHOTOGRAPHY DIAMONDBACk GRILL EDIBLE PIEDMONT FAIRWAY OUTDOOR ADvERTISING FIRST TENNESSEE HIGH POINT UNIvERSITY JEFFREY ADAMS MOzELLE’S FRESH SOUTHERN BISTRO PIEDMONT DISTILLERS PIEDMONT TRIAD RESEARCH PARk SOCIALDIRECT SPRING HOUSE

PAGE 20

SPONSOR RECOgNITION CONTINUED… THE OLD FOURTH STREET FILLING STATION WEXFORD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATE 6TH AND vINE ALICIA MADAN PHOTOGRAPHY BIG BANG BOOM BUTLER AND BURkE CASANOvA’S CONFECTIONS COMMERCIAL FRAMING DEWEY’S BAkERY EAST COAST CAPITAL EXPRESS GRAPHICS FOOTHILLS BREWING FREAkER GRAFFITI ADS HANES COMPANIES INC. HUTCHISON ALLGOOD PRINTING kEIGER GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS MOBILE PHOTO MYWINSTON-SALEM.COM PIEDMONT CLUB PIEDMONT TRIAD FILM COMMISSION RAFFALDINI vINEYARDS & WINERY RUFF HOUSING SAGINDIE SALEM BAkING CO. SALEM kITCHEN SALEM SMILES ORTHODONTICS SALEMTOWNE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY SARA L. WILSON PHOTOGRAPHY SkETCH FIRST GRAPHIC DESIGN

STIMMEL ASSOCIATES, P.A. THE SNOB SHOP TW GARNER FOODS COMPANY vIDERI CHOCOLATE COMPANY WSNC 90.5 WURLITzER PRIzE YES! WEEkLY COLLABORATOR BLACk HORSE STUDIO C DISTINCTIvE EYEWEAR CHRISTINA EvANS PHOTOGRAPHY FORSYTH WOMAN FORSYTH FAMILY HAUSER RENTALS IT’S CHOCOLATE! NEkkID DAvE PEPSI BOTTLING vENTURES THE FRESH MARkET THE vILLAGE TAvERN WALT kINSEY PHOTOGRAPHY AFFILIATE AMY LYNNE ORIGINALS FLOWERS CENTENNIAL TRADING COMPANY CHIPOTLE COTTAGE LANE kITCHEN DRY CLEANING STATION EUROPEAN TOUCH HALO SALON AND SPA HORSE ‘O PEACE RANCH SOAP JIMMY JOHN’S

LASTER’S FINE ART & ANTIQUES MILNER’S AMERICAN SOUTHERN RESTAURANT MINGLEWOOD FLOWERS MOONEY’S MEDITERRANEAN CAFE MORGAN STANLEY SMITH BARNEY O. HENRY HOTEL OLD SALEM MUSEUMS & GARDENS OOBERCLOUD.COM PRUDENTIAL CAROLINAS REALTY ROBINSON & LAWING LLP SEA PRODUCTS SEAFOOD MARkET STRANDS SALON AND SPA TROPICAL SMOOTHIE CAFE WINSTON-SALEM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WSYD 1300 CONTRIBUTOR ARTWORkS GALLERY BARNHILL’S BO-TY FLORIST DAISY A DAY FLORIST ENNS & ARCHER LLP IMAGINE FLOWERS JUICE SHOP kELLY OFFICE SOLUTIONS kILWIN’S LEONARD RYDEN BURR REAL ESTATE SHOE CARNIvAL TIBOR NEMETH PRINT + MOTION

TWENTY FEET FROM STARDOM 7:00PM 85 MIN.

THE DISCOVERERS 6:30PM 104 MIN.

REALIT 7:30PM 116 MI

9 PM

10 PM

TITLE SPONSORS

83 MIN MUD 7:00PM 130 MIN. STEVENS CENTER

10 PM

VIRTUALLY HEROES 9:30PM 84 MIN.

on the card all at once, or spread them ou Festival. The card can be used at any Riv by a Festival volunteer or box office staff choose to spend. Please note that many recommended that you use your Ticket Sa Office to acquire film tickets in advance.

BOX OFFICE INFO: Every year, many show begins. For that reason, attendees are st tickets in advance. The main Festival bo 6:00pm Monday through Friday and is loc W. Fourth Street) in downtown Winston-S may also be purchased over the phone (3 RiverRun website: www.riverrunfilm.com. will include an additional service charge, company, not RiverRun. To avoid paying purchase your tickets in person or over th

From April 12-14 & 19-21, a second Fest Cinematheque Complex at the UNC Schoo Street) for walk-up sales only. For screen locations – a/perture cinema, Hanesbran note that day-of walk-up sales will be av each show.

NOTE: Because RiverRun has limited seat accommodate as many patrons as possib hour before the start of any “sold out” sh minutes prior to the start of every “sold ou empty seats to patrons who are present a suggest all ticket holders arrive at Festiva minutes is typically sufficient) to ensure t 15 minutes prior to showtime. If you purch due to all seats being filled prior to your a of your ticket or exchange it for another tic

HOTEL:

Rooms are available at a special discou at the Festival’s hotel sponsor.

The Brookstown Inn (200 Brookstown A mill that has been renovated into a mod Winston-Salem. The special RiverRun p please call (336) 725-1120 and ask for

PARkINg

UNC School of the Arts ACE Theatre Co Parking on campus is only available for parking passes or special RiverRun cred screenings and events will be at the Gat Main Street; a shuttle service will run ev and ACE Theatre.

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

PICTURE DAY 8:30PM 93 MIN.

10 PM

TEY 7:00PM 86 MIN.

LATE NIgHT SHORTS 10:00PM 83 MIN.

12 AM

PARKING DECK

5TH

4 1/2 ST

Stevens Center (box office)

The shuttle will run approximately every 20 minutes.

•

To arrive at your screening/event on the UNCSA campus, please arrive at least 45 minutes before your desired arrival time on campus. HIGH ST

RO OK ST OW

VIA CHO

Brookstown Inn

N A V

ST C H E S T NU T

ST CHURCH

Winston-Salem Visitor Center

Old Salem

ACADEMY ST

SECCA 750 Marguerite Drive 336-725-1904

T WALNU

MAIN ST

WSARTSMAG.COM

STEvENS CENTER 405 W. Fourth St. 336-721-1945

BUSINESS

LAR

A/PERTURE CINEMA 311 W. Fourth St., 336-722-8148

D LEM R

HANESBRANDS THEATRE 209 N. Spruce St., 336-747-1414

1ST

MAIN

Hanesbrands Theatre and Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts

2ND ST

OLD SA

ACE CINEMATHEQUE COMPLEX UNC SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 1533 S. Main St., 336-721-1945

a/perture cinema

STROLLWAY

MILTON RHODES CENTER FOR THE ARTS 209 N. Spruce St., 336-747-1414

3RD

2013 VENUES The 2013 Festival Headquarters is again located in the heart of downtown Winston-Salem at 305 W. Fourth Street, where RiverRun attendees can find the latest information on film screenings, check out Festival merchandise and talk with our qualified volunteers about all of the Festival’s activities. FESTIvAL HEADQUARTERS 305 W. Fourth St., 336-724-1502

4TH ST

•

Festival Headquarters

MAIN

Shuttle service originates at the Gateway YWCA located at 1300 S. Main Street, drops at the ACE Theatre at UNCSA and loops back to the parking lot at the YWCA.

PARKING DECK

4TH ST

SHUTTLE SERVICE: The RiverRun International Film Festival is pleased to offer a shuttle service to the ACE Theater complex located on campus at UNC-School of the Arts. •

TRADE ST

5TH

LIBERTY

SECCA Parking is available directly outside of SECCA. For more information please call (336) 725-1904.

To SECCA

POP

omplex those with state-issued handicap dentials. All parking for film teway YWCA located at 1300 S. very 20 minutes between the YWCA

Hanesbrands Theatre and Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts Parking for the Hanesbrands Theatre and The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts (209 N. Spruce Street) is available on Spruce Street, directly across from the main entrance of The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts. This is a paid parking lot. For more information please call 336-747-1414.

7TH ST

L ST

Avenue) is an historic old textile dern hotel right in the heart of patron rate is $79. For reservations the RiverRun rate.

RiverRun Headquarters, a/perture, The Stevens Center Box Office Parking for the RiverRun Headquarters (305 W. Fourth Street), a/perture cinema (311 W. Fourth Street) and The Stevens Center (405 W. Fourth Street) will not be designated, but metered parking is available on Fourth Street, Cherry Street and Marshall Street. Street parking is free after 6:00pm in the evening. There is also a paid parking deck located between Marshall and Cherry Streets and has entrances from either direction.

MARSHAL

unted rate for RiverRun attendees

12 AM

ting capacities and strives to ble, we create a “Wait List” about an how to fill every seat possible. Fifteen ut” film, RiverRun will sell any and on the Wait List. Therefore, we al venues far enough in advance (45 that they are in their seats at least hase a ticket and are turned away arrival, RiverRun will refund the price cket of equal value.

11 PM

STROLLWAY

tival box office will open at the ACE ol of the Arts campus (1533 S. Main nings at the three other Festival nds Theatre and SECCA – please vailable starting one hour before

10 PM

ARTS DISTRICT

ws sell out before the Festival even trongly advised to purchase all ox office is now open 11:00amcated at The Stevens Center (405 Salem. Tickets or Sampler cards 336-721-1945) or through the . Please note that all internet sales , which is charged by the ticketing the extra service charges, please he phone.

AT ANY PRICE 7:00PM 105 MIN.

8 PM 9 PM

VIRTUALLY HEROES 9:30PM 84 MIN.

11 PM

ut over the course of the 2013 verRun venue and will be punched member for whatever amount you films sell out in advance and it is ampler at the Stevens Center Box

7 PM

9 PM

SHENANDOAH 8:00PM 97 MIN.

LA CAMIONETA 6:30PM 72 MIN.

CHERRY

IN THE HOUSE 8:30PM 105 MIN.

THIS IS MARTIN BONNER 6:30PM 83 MIN.

8 PM

THE ICEMAN 7:00PM 103 MIN.

MARSHALL

HOUSTON 8:00PM 107 MIN.

LAURENCE ANYWAYS 7:00PM 168 MIN.

IT’S A DISASTER 8:00PM 89 MIN.

6 PM

90 MIN. - FREE

5:00PM

SPRUCE

7 PM

TY M IN.

6 PM

72 MIN.

84 MIN.

POPLAR

To UNCSA ACE Theatre Complex, and Gateway YWCA Parking

Old Salem Visitor Center

RiverRun Venues

Downtown Winston-Salem

N MAP NOT TO SCALE

www.RiverRunFilm.com

PAGE 21

RiverRun Program

RiverRun International Film Festival Program

Photo by Traci Arney

2013 OFFICIAL SELECTIONS NARRATIVE COMPETITION: The 2013 Narrative Features Competition is incredibly diverse, and includes films from around the world that range from fast-paced thrillers to dream-like dramas. The films in the Narrative Competition are eligible for jury prizes and the Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature. THE COLOR OF THE CHAMELEON - Bulgaria / Director: Emil Hristow In Emil Hristow’s über-stylish spy-movie pastiche, a charismatic schemer in an authoritarian police state, fired from his job as a secret-police informant, conjures up his own imaginary spy network and builds up an archive that he turns against his former masters. APRIL 13 / 7:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN APRIL 14 / 1:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 15 / 11:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5 THE DEFLOWERING OF EVA VAN END – Netherlands / Director: Michiel Ten Horn In this whimsical blend of quirk and satire, a dysfunctional Dutch family gets turned on its head when Veit, the “perfect” exchange student arrives for a twoweek stay. During his visit, all five family members find their identities in crisis, led by former wallflower Eva, who begins a dramatic transformation.

Photo by Sally Gupton PAGE 22

APRIL 14 / 8:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 16 / 8:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 17 / 2:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 HOUSTON – Germany / USA / Director: Bastian Günther Clemens is a corporate headhunter in Germany whose alcohol abuse increasingly strains his marriage and loosens his grip on reality. When his demanding boss puts him on the hunt for a top CEO in Houston, he meets a curious and eccentric American friend who tries to help him right the ship. APRIL 15 / 8:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 19 / 8:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 20 / 10:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 IN THE HOUSE – France / Director: François Ozon A young boy insinuates himself into the house of a fellow student and writes about it in essays for his French teacher. Faced with this gifted and unusual pupil, the teacher rediscovers his enthusiasm for his work, but the boy’s intrusion will unleash a series of uncontrollable events. APRIL 13 / 10:00am / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 19 / 8:30pm / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 21 / 4:00pm / A/PERTURE 2 LAURENCE ANYWAYS – Canada / France / Director: Xavier Dolan Director Xavier Dolan (I Killed My Mother) tells the story of an impossible love between Fred, a woman, and Laurence, a man who reveals his inner desire to become his true self: a woman. The film chronicles a decade in their one-of-akind love affair and the trials and tribulations that they face. APRIL 13 / 10:00AM / UNCSA – GOLD APRIL 16 / 5:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 20 / 7:00PM / HANESBRANDS PICTURE DAY – Canada / Director: Kate Melville Rebellious teen Claire develops an unhealthy attachment to a wannabe rock star twice her age, and her only salvation is in the friendship of Henry, a nerdy freshman she used to babysit. Through these relationships, she learns hard lessons about the difference between sex, intimacy, and friendship. U.S. PREMIERE APRIL 14 / 1:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN APRIL 18 / 8:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 20 / 8:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD POST TENEBRAS LUX – Mexico / France / Netherlands / Germany / Director: Carlos Reygadas Juan and his erudite family relocate to the pastoral Mexican countryside looking for the ideal life. Instead they are soon troubled by violence and demons— their own and others—in the masterful Carlos Reygadas’ haunting, gorgeously rendered fever dream of a family’s bond being put to the test. APRIL 13 / 12:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 15 / 2:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5 APRIL 17 / 8:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 REALITY – Italy / France / Director: Matteo Garrone From acclaimed director Matteo Garrone (Gomorrah), Reality is a dark, comical look at a charming fishmonger whose sudden obsession with being a contestant on the reality show Big Brother leads him down a rabbit hole.

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

RiverRun Program APRIL 15 / 5:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 18 / 2:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 APRIL 19 / 7:30PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK LA SIRGA – Columbia / France / Mexico / Director: William Vega Uprooted by armed conflict, the helpless Alicia tries to reshape her life in La Sirga, a decadent hostel on the shores of a great lake in the highlands of the Andes. There, on a swampy and murky beach, she will try to settle down until her fears and the threat of war resurface again. APRIL 14 / 10:00AM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 16 / 11:00AM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 APRIL 18 / 5:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 TEY – Senegal / France / Director: Alain Gomis In a place where death sometimes warns in advance that it’s coming, Tey recounts the hypnotic journey of Senegalese man Satché’s transcendent last day alive, brilliantly played by acclaimed poet, writer, musician and performance artist Saul Williams. APRIL 15 / 5:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 19 / 11:00AM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 APRIL 20 / 7:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION: The 2013 Documentary Features Competition includes light-hearted fare highlighting the stories of unheralded back-up singers and the life of acclaimed writer George Plimpton to more hardhitting pieces about issues of health care, climate change, copyright in the digital age and the triumph of the human spirit in the face of disease and armed conflict. No matter what might suit your interests, the topics of these works are sure to spark discussions. The films in the Documentary Competition are eligible for jury prizes and the Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature. THE ART OF CONFLICT – Ireland / USA / Director: Valeri Vaughn Out of the heart of a violently divided region rose a unique form of expression that has given voice to two groups of people on opposing sides of a centuriesold conflict. The film examines how the street art of murals tells the story of Northern Ireland’s troubled history. APRIL 13 / 1:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 14 / 12:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 15 / 2:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 LA CAMIONETA - USA / Guatemala / Director: Mark Kendall Every day dozens of old school buses leave the US on a trek to Guatemala, where they are resurrected as the flamboyant camionetas that bring people to work each day. This film follows one such bus—and the people who depend on it to feed their families—along a transformative and dangerous journey. APRIL 14 / 10:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 19 / 11:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 20 / 6:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 CANÍCULA – Mexico / Director: Jose Álvarez Canícula is an engrossing study of the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Totonac people of Veracruz, who have resided in this region for millennia. Stunningly photographed, the film features rare footage of the Totonac’s breathtaking “flying dance” ritual, among other ethnographic wonders. APRIL 13 / 3:30 PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 14 / 4:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 21 / 10:00AM / A/PERTURE 1 GOOGLE AND THE WORLD BRAIN – UK / Spain / Director: Ben Lewis Director Ben Lewis investigates the most ambitious project ever conceived on the Internet: Google’s master plan to scan every book in the world and the people trying to stop them. Google says they are building a library for mankind, but some say they also have other intentions. APRIL 18 / 5:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 19 / 2:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5 APRIL 20 / 4:00PM / HANESBRANDS I AM BREATHING – Denmark / UK / Directors: Emma Davie and Morag McKinnon Over a period of one year, Neil Platt becomes paralyzed from the neck down. As his body fails, he tries to make sense of his life in order to communicate who he is in a letter to his one-year-old son in this graceful and strangely affirming audiovisual diary. APRIL 18 / 2:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5

WSARTSMAG.COM

Photo by Traci Arney APRIL 19 / 5:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 20 / 3:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 PLIMPTON! STARRING GEORGE PLIMPTON AS HIMSELF – USA / Directors: Tom Bean and Luke Poling Plimpton! tells the story of writer, editor and Paris Review founder George Plimpton. Using Plimpton’s own narration along with interviews with family and contemporaries, the film is a celebration of a life so strange and epic that at times it’s hard to believe it was lived by just one man. APRIL 19 / 5:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 20 / 1:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN APRIL 21 / 10:30AM / UNCSA – GOLD RISING FROM ASHES - USA / Director: T.C. Johnstone Two worlds collide when cycling legend Jock Boyer moves to Rwanda to help a group of struggling genocide survivors pursue their dream of a national cycling team. As they set out against impossible odds, both Jock and the team find new purpose as they rise from the ashes of their past. APRIL 15 / 7:00PM / HANESBRANDS APRIL 16 / 11:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5 APRIL 17 / 5:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 A RIVER CHANGES COURSE –Cambodia / Director: Kalyanee Mam Kalyanee Mam spent two years following three young Cambodians struggling to overcome the crushing effects of deforestation, overfishing and debt. The result is a breathtaking journey from the remote jungles and floating cities of the countryside to the bustling garment factories of modern Phnom Penh. APRIL 14 / 6:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 19 / 5:00PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 20 / 12:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 SOFIA’S LAST AMBULANCE – Bulgaria / Croatia / Germany / Director: Ilian Metev In a city where thirteen ambulances struggle to serve 2 million people, three relentless, chain-smoking Bulgarian EMT’s are our unlikely heroes. Still, the strain of a broken system is taking its toll: how long can they keep fixing Sofia’s injured before they lose their empathy? APRIL 13 / 11:00AM / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 16 / 2:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5 APRIL 20 / 1:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD

PAGE 23

RiverRun Program

TWENTY FEET FROM STARDOM – USA / Director: Morgan Neville Backup singers live in a world just beyond the spotlight, and their voices bring harmony to the biggest bands in popular music, but we’ve had no idea who they are until now. Following a number of famous backup singers, the film shines an intimate light on the artists whose voices shaped a generation. APRIL 13 / 8:00pm / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 18 / 7:30pm / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 19 / 7:00pm / HANESBRAND SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS: This year, RiverRun’s non-competition Special Presentation section features a collection of stunning new films spanning all topics, ranging from mysterious fugitives, to a notorious contract killer to a comedy about a teapot with magical powers. AT ANY PRICE – USA / Director: Ramin Bahrani A farming family’s business is threatened by an unexpected crisis, further testing the relationship between a father (Dennis Quaid) and his rebellious son (Zac Efron). The film is the latest by Winston-Salem native (and RiverRun’s 2009 Emerging Master recipient) Ramin Bahrani. CLOSING NIGHT FILM APRIL 21 / 7:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN BLANCANIEVES – Spain / Director: Pablo Berger In this modern-day classic, inspired by the tale of Snow White, a young woman escapes her evil stepmother and runs away with a troupe of dwarves in 1920s Spain to become a famous bullfighter like her father. This stunning tribute to silent films recently took top honors at the prestigious Goya Awards, Spain’s equivalent to the Oscars. OPENING NIGHT FILM APRIL 12 / 7:00pm / UNCSA – MAIN APRIL 14 / 10:30am / UNCSA – GOLD THE BRASS TEAPOT – USA / Director: Ramaa Mosley A broke young couple happen upon a mysterious, magical teapot which yields money every time they (or others) are hurt near it. After realizing the vessel’s powers, John and Alice (Juno Temple) must decide how far they will go to fulfill their dreams of wealth. APRIL 14 / 7:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN CASTING BY – USA / Director: Tom Donahue Featuring interviews with a cavalcade of Hollywood heavyweights including Clint Eastwood, Glenn Close, Martin Scorsese, Robert Duvall, Al Pacino and Bette Midler, Casting By pays tribute to the pioneers of Hollywood’s most unheralded and invisible profession: the casting director. OPENING NIGHT FILM APRIL 12 / 7:30PM / SECCA APRIL 13 / 10:30AM / UNCSA – MAIN THE ICEMAN – USA / Director: Ariel Vromen Starring 2011 RiverRun Emerging Master Michael Shannon, The Iceman tells the true story of Richard Kuklinski, the notorious contract killer and family man. When finally arrested in 1986, his family still had no idea about his real profession. Also stars James Franco, Ray Liotta and Winona Ryder. APRIL 20 / 7:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN THE KINGS OF SUMMER – USA / Director: Jordan Vogt-Roberts Premiering to rave reviews at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, this is a unique coming-of-age comedic film about three teenagers who, in the ultimate act of independence, decide to spend their summer building a house in the woods. Free from their parents’ rules, their idyllic summer quickly becomes a test of friendship as each boy learns to appreciate the fact that family is something from which you can’t run. CENTERPIECE PREMIERE APRIL 18 / 7:00PM / HANESBRANDS MUD – USA / Director: Jeff Nichols Two teenage boys encounter a mysterious fugitive named Mud (Matthew McConaughey) and form a pact to help him evade the bounty hunters on his trail and reunite with his true love. Directed by UNCSA alum Jeff Nichols, the film also stars Reese Witherspoon, Michael Shannon and Sam Shepard. APRIL 19 / 7:00PM / STEVENS CENTER PRINCE AVALANCHE – USA / Director: David Gordon Green Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch are two highway workers who spend the summer away from their city lives in 2010 RiverRun Emerging Master David Gordon Green’s new film. The isolated landscape becomes a place of misadventure as they find themselves at odds with each other and the women they left behind. APRIL 13 / 7:00PM / HANESBRANDS

PAGE 24

STILL MINE – Canada / Director: Michael McGowan James Cromwell gives a tour de force performance in this deeply affecting love story about a couple in their twilight years. Still Mine is the heartfelt tale of a man who comes up against nothing but red tape as he attempts simply to build a more suitable house for his ailing wife Irene. APRIL 17 / 7:00PM / HANESBRANDS ALTERED STATES: NEW DIRECTIONS IN AMERICAN CINEMA: With technological breakthroughs and new distribution models rapidly democratizing the landscape of the motion picture industry, this program features a new wave of exciting, independent American filmmakers who are exploring new territory within the medium. FAR MARFA – USA / Director: Cory Van Dyke A musician starting over in the windswept Texas town of Marfa suddenly inherits a mysterious work of art. Just as quickly, the piece has vanished, and before he’s even aware of its value he’s on a comically offbeat quest to catch a thief and discover answers about his ultimate place in the universe. APRIL 13 / 6:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 14 / 3:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 15 / 8:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 PERSISTENCE OF VISION – USA / Director: Kevin Schreck Striving to make the best animated film of all time, acclaimed animator Richard Williams (Who Framed Roger Rabbit) toiled for over 25 years on his masterpiece – only to have it torn from his hands. A tale of art, obsession and dreams, the film is the story of the greatest animated film never made. APRIL 13 / 5:00PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 14 / 2:00PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 16 / 2:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 PINCUS – USA / Director: David Fenster Director David Fenster weaves in documentary footage and casts his family and friends (including his father, who’s been living with Parkinson’s for 13 years) in telling the story of Pincus, a man trying to deal with the reality of his father’s deteriorating condition as gracefully as he can.

Photo by Sally Gupton

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

RiverRun Program APRIL 13 / 4:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 14 / 7:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 15 / 11:00AM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 REMOTE AREA MEDICAL – USA / Directors: Jeff Reichert and Farihah Zaman In April 2012, Remote Area Medical provided free healthcare to nearly 2,000 uninsured Americans on the infield of Bristol’s NASCAR Speedway. This portrait of the clinic’s infrastructure, volunteers and patients delivers astonishing geographic and class ethnography by proxy of the human body’s many frailties. APRIL 17 / 5:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 18 / 11:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5 APRIL 21 / 1:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD THIS IS MARTIN BONNER - USA / Director: Chad Hartigan Fifty-something Martin Bonner is starting over in Reno, helping ex-cons transition to life on the outside. His new career brings him together with Travis, recently paroled, and the two forge an unlikely bond. Directed by UNCSA alum Chad Hartigan, the film won the NEXT Audience Award at Sundance 2013. APRIL 17 / 7:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 20 / 6:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD APRIL 21 / 11:00am / UNCSA – MAIN WHITE REINDEER – USA / Director: Zach Clark After an unexpected tragedy, uptight real-estate agent Suzanne searches for the true meaning of Christmas during one sad, strange and wickedly hilarious December in suburban Virginia. UNCSA alum Zach Clark helms this subversive, campy variation on the holiday classics of yore. APRIL 14 / 8:00PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 18 / 9:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 19 / 5:30PM / UNCSA –GOLD FOCUS: For the second year RiverRun continues the non-competition Focus sidebar which features films of all shapes and sizes. Including films from emerging talents and veteran filmmakers alike, this section highlights a variety of film styles and stories, presenting a collection of some of our favorites. AFTER TILLER – USA / Directors: Martha Shane and Lana Wilson Since the assassination of Dr. George Tiller in 2009, only four doctors in the country provide the controversial practice of third-trimester abortions. With unprecedented access, After Tiller goes inside the lives of these physicians working at the center of the storm. APRIL 13 / 1:00PM / HANESBRANDS APRIL 15 / 12:00PM / HANESBRANDS - $5 THE DISCOVERERS – USA /Director: Jason Schwarz A washed-up history professor (Griffin Dunne) takes his begrudging teenage kids on a road trip to a conference in hopes of finding a new job. But when his estranged father goes AWOL on a Lewis and Clark historical reenactment trek, the travelers are forced to forge a different trail westward. APRIL 19 / 6:30PM / UNCSA – MAIN APRIL 20 / 10:00AM / A/PERTURE 1 DOWNEAST – USA / Directors: David Redmon & Ashley Sabin Amid an era of U.S. post-industrialization in which countless factories have been exported, Downeast follows one man’s struggle to open a lobster processing plant in rural Maine. David Redmon and Ashley Sabin return to RiverRun with this probing study of the American workforce. APRIL 18 / 11:00AM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 APRIL 21 / 12:00pm / UNCSA – BABCOCK THEATRE FIRST COMES LOVE – USA / Director: Nina Davenport For Nina Davenport, the old playground rhyme didn’t go as planned. Single at age 41, she decides to have a baby on her own, despite the challenges and the extra hurdle of living in New York City. Nina films the entire process with candor and comedy in this fascinating documentary. APRIL 19 / 2:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 APRIL 21 / 3:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 GOD’S FIDDLER: JASCHA HEIFETZ – USA / Russia / Director: Peter Rosen The first modern violin virtuoso, Heifetz, set the standard in violin playing for nearly a century. This film portrays an artist for whom only perfection would do, so well known in popular culture that his name became shorthand for excellence for everyone from Jack Benny to The Muppets to Woody Allen. APRIL 16 / 5:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 17 / 2:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5

WSARTSMAG.COM

Progressive

southern

insP ins Pired

destination for

dining

hosP hos P itality & sPecial events

450 North Spring Street, Winston-Salem | (336) 782-2824 info@SpringHouseNC.com | www. SpringHouseNC.com

PAGE 25

RiverRun Program LIV & INGMAR – Norway / UK / India / Director: Dheeraj Akolkar A companion to our Spotlight on Ingmar Bergman, the film is a loving account of the 42 year-long relationship between the director and legendary actress Liv Ullmann. Told entirely from Liv’s point of view, the film interweaves clips from their many films together, behind the scenes footage, and even Ingmar’s love letters to Liv, detailing their shared journey. APRIL 13 / 1:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD APRIL 14 / 5:00PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK MAR DEL PLATA – Argentina / Directors: Sebastián Dich & Ionathan Klajman Joaquin and David, lifelong friends in crisis, escape to the seaside of Mar del Plata to find perspective. When their high-strung personalities can’t be unwound by the holiday, they hatch a plan to reunite Joaquin with an old flame in this comedy about love lost, found and conveniently forgotten. APRIL 13 / 4:00PM / HANESBRANDS APRIL 14 / 7:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD NOT THAT FUNNY – USA / Director: Lauralee Farrer Mild-mannered and decidedly unfunny accountant Stefan says he is “alone but not lonely”—until beautiful Hayley returns to town and all she wants is a guy who makes her laugh. Starring the gifted Tony Hale (Arrested Development), Not That Funny is a simple story of how far a serious man will go for love. APRIL 18 / 3:00PM / HANESBRANDS - $5 APRIL 21 / 2:00pm / UNCSA – MAIN PORTRAIT OF WALLY – USA / Austria / Director: Andrew Shea The story of Egon Schiele’s ‘Portrait of Wally,’ a painting that was looted by the Nazis and discovered on the walls of the Museum of Modern Art in 1997, which triggered a historic court case involving the US Government and the heirs of a Vienna gallery owner against a major Austrian Museum and MoMA. APRIL 17 / 11:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 - $5 APRIL 21 / 10:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 SCABBARD SAMURAI – Japan / Director: Hitoshi Matsumoto An aging, broken samurai wanders the countryside with his daughter in this offbeat comedy. When he’s jailed for desertion, the sentence is “The Thirty-Day Feat”, a fool’s errand to make a sad, humorless prince smile. If he fails he must commit ritual suicide – giving new meaning to the phrase “Funny or Die.” APRIL 16 / 8:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 21 / 1:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 SHENANDOAH – USA / Director: David Turnley Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer David Turnley investigates the story of a Pennsylvania coal mining town struggling to survive and retain its identity, soul and values after four of the town’s white, star football players were charged in the beating death of an undocumented Mexican immigrant. APRIL 20 / 8:00PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 21 / 4:00PM / UNCSA – GOLD SMILING THROUGH THE APOCALYPSE: ESQUIRE IN THE SIXTIES – USA / Director: Tom Hayes This film tells the story of how editor Harold T.P. Hayes, a North Carolina native and graduate of Wake Forest University, transformed Esquire Magazine into a stable of fearless, brash and irreverent journalism in the turbulent 1960s. The unique voice Hayes channeled by combining subject and talent became a technique that changed journalism forever. APRIL 17 / 11:00AM / A/PERTURE 1 - $5 APRIL 21 / 12:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 SUSIE’S HOPE- USA / Director: Jerry Rees Based on true events, Susie’s Hope follows Donna Lawrence who, after surviving a horrific pit bull attack, adopts a pit bull-mix puppy, Susie, that has been beaten, set on fire and left for dead. Together, they learn to heal and forgive as they lead an historic effort to seek justice and protection for all animals. WORLD PREMIERE APRIL 13 / 1:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN APRIL 16 / 3:00PM / HANESBRANDS - $5 TIME ZERO: THE LAST YEAR OF POLAROID FILM – USA / Director: Grant Hamilton Sharing the magic of Polaroid through the perspective of photographers and former employees, Time Zero laments the end of the vaunted film stock’s production. As the factory nears its last days, a small team of scientists and entrepreneurs race against the clock to keep instant photography alive. APRIL 13 / 10:30AM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 14 / 10:00AM / UNCSA – MAIN

PAGE 26

UPRISING – Egypt / USA / Director: Fredrik Stanton In January 2011, millions of Egyptians took to the streets in a spontaneous eruption against thirty years of oppression under the regime of Hosni Mubarak. Uprising tells the story of their struggle for freedom against tremendous odds, their sacrifice, and the courage that allowed them to succeed. APRIL 13 / 7:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 15 / 3:00PM / HANESBRANDS - $5 Spotlight on Ingmar Bergman: Rather than focusing on a specific country or genre, the 2013 Spotlight will showcase one individual, director Ingmar Bergman, who was once described by Woody Allen as “probably the greatest film artist, all things considered, since the invention of the motion picture camera.” The four films in this year’s Spotlight include: CRIES AND WHISPERS – Sweden / Director: Ingmar Bergman Agnes is dying of cancer and her two sisters have arrived to be there for her last moments. But Anna, her faithful servant, proves to be her only friend. Repulsed by the reality of Agnes’ imminent death, the sisters cling to the only things they all share—long repressed sibling rivalry and resentment. APRIL 14 / 1:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD THE HOUR OF THE WOLF – Sweden / Director: Ingmar Bergman A disturbed artist and his wife move to a remote island in an attempt to suppress his hallucinations, fears and phobias. But at night, during the hour of the wolf, his inner demons materialize, provoking the dissolution of their troubled relationship in the style of a horror film. APRIL 20 / 2:00PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK PERSONA – Sweden / Director: Ingmar Bergman Elizabeth Vogler, a famous actress, goes voiceless during a performance. Alma, a young nurse, takes care of her in an isolated seaside villa. Elizabeth’s silence is countered by Alma’s constant chatter. Gradually, Alma starts feeling consumed and overwhelmed by Elizabeth’s personality. APRIL 21 / 2:15pm / UNCSA – BABCOCK THE SEVENTH SEAL – Sweden / Director: Ingmar Bergman A medieval knight returns from the crusades to plague-ravaged Sweden and encounters Death, who informs him that his time has come. The knight challenges Death to a game of chess, hoping to delay the inevitable and find answers to his metaphysical questions. APRIL 13 / 4:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN FROM THE ARCHIVES: For the first time RiverRun has partnered with a number of groups including the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art and The University of North Carolina School of the Arts to bring you three amazing classic films combined with introductions from film scholars from around the country. THE BIRDS – USA / Director: Alfred Hitchcock In this Hitchcock classic, Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren) finds herself in a terrifying situation when visiting the small seaside town of Bodega Bay. Without warning, birds of all kinds suddenly begin to attack people in increasing numbers and with increasing viciousness. *Discussion and Q&A with Hitchcock scholar, Professor Richard Allen of NYU APRIL 20 / 10:00AM / UNCSA – GOLD CRUMB – USA / Director: Terry Zwigoff A dark and haunting documentary about the famous comic artist and legendary counterculture icon Robert Crumb (creator of Fritz the Cat), this widely revered account of unfettered and bewildering creativity explores how life and art impact one another. *Shown in partnership with SECCA’s The Artists film series. Discussion and Q&A with film scholar Iana Dontcheva APRIL 18 / 7:00PM / SECCA TOUCH OF EVIL – USA / Director: Orson Welles Orson Welles, Charlton Heston and Janet Leigh star in this famous noir film filled with murder, kidnapping and police corruption. Set in a Mexican border town, a narcotics officer has to cut his honeymoon short after an American contractor is killed in a car bombing. APRIL 14 / 4:00PM / UNCSA – MAIN LATE NIGHT: Every year, RiverRun searches for films that shock, scare or otherwise tantalize late night thrill-seekers. The 2013 Late Night lineup is no exception to this standard. EVIL DEAD II – USA / Director: Sam Raimi The second film in Sam Raimi’s legendary horror comedy trilogy once again stars Bruce Campbell as iconic demon slayer Ash Williams. The lone survivor of

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

RiverRun Program an onslaught of flesh-possessing spirits, Ash holds up in a cabin with a group of strangers while the demons continue their attack. APRIL 12 / 11:00PM / A/PERTURE 1 IT’S A DISASTER – USA / Director: Todd Berger Eight friends meet for a “couples brunch,” but the get-together takes a sudden turn when the city is hit by a mysterious attack. Starring David Cross, America Ferrera and Julia Stiles, It’s a Disaster is a fast-paced comedy about the worst brunch ever: the eggs are cold, tensions are high and the end is near. APRIL 13 / 9:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 APRIL 19 / 8:00pm / UNCSA – GOLD VIRTUALLY HEROES – USA / Director: G.J. Echternkamp Sgt. Books, a sarcastic, self-aware video game character, becomes frustrated with the pointless battles, super-powerful bosses and elusive girl at the end of each level. With the help of a straight-talking monk, Books goes rogue and seeks to finally win the game, get the girl and unravel the cheat codes of life. APRIL 19 / 9:30PM / HANESBRANDS APRIL 20 / 9:30PM / A/PERTURE 1 LATE NIGHT SHORTS For those ready to revel in the awkwardly hilarious and disturbing, our late night shorts have much to offer. From the set of the “moon landing” to ghastly zombie love and even a phone that allows you to talk to God, these shorts will satisfy anyone looking for a little laughter and maybe a shock or two. APRIL 13 / 10:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 APRIL 20 / 10:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 FILMS WITH CLASS: In addition to our regular programming, RiverRun presents free public screenings to students and participating schools throughout the year and during the run of the annual Festival. This education outreach initiative, “Films With Class” is one of the most active components of RiverRun’s year-round activities. For this year’s Festival, the education department selected three films that will be screened privately for Forsyth County students and publicly during the Festival. Sponsored by Wells Fargo and the National Endowment for the Arts. JAKE SHIMABUKURO: LIFE ON FOUR STRINGS – USA / Japan / Director: Tadashi Nakamura An intimate documentary about the life of the young, virtuosic ukulele player Jake Shimabukuro, the film documents his rise from a modest upbringing with a single mother to his unexpected international stardom. APRIL 14 / 7:00PM / HANESBRANDS THE NAKED BRAND – USA / Director: Jeff Rosenblum That corporations have a tremendous influence on the world certainly isn’t debatable, but how they use their advertising and marketing muscle sure can be. The Naked Brand is a film that documents corporations that are using their influence for good . . . and helping save the planet one small step at a time. APRIL 17 / 3:00pm / HANESBRANDS - $5 WORLD CIRCUS – USA / Director: Angela Snow World Circus takes viewers into the exciting world of the Monte Carlo Circus Festival, where performers from all over the world compete to win the Golden Clown and prove that they are one of the best. APRIL 20 / 1:00PM / HANESBRANDS COMMUNITY SCREENINGS: For the third year, we will offer free community screenings to connect with audiences from throughout the community. This program also furthers our outreach efforts and ensures the Festival’s demographics match both the diversity of our local community and the diversity of the films we present. BABE – Australia / USA / Director: Chris Noonan Babe, a pig raised by sheepdogs, learns to herd sheep with a little help from Farmer Hoggett. Pre-film fun includes a DJ, trivia, Forsyth Humane Society’s mobile van, Project Pearl’s booth, vendors and our signature Fido Photo Booth to make a memory of the event! (Humans and dogs only, please!) Sponsored by Ruff Housing APRIL 13 / GATES OPEN AT 6:30PM / FILM AT 8:15PM / FOURTH STREET (BETWEEN SPRUCE AND CHERRY) - FREE THE MUPPET MOVIE – UK / USA / Director: James Frawley In this classic, Kermit the Frog is convinced he should leave the swamp to try and be a star in Hollywood. He packs up and travels across the country, meeting new friends along the way—including Fozzie, Animal, Gonzo and, of course, Miss Piggy—to help him on his path to stardom.

WSARTSMAG.COM

Sponsored by Hanesbrands, Inc. APRIL 16 / 6:30PM / HANESBRANDS - FREE PRIDE AND JOY – USA / Director: Joe York Pride & Joy is a love letter to Southern cooking and the farmers that produce the foods. This documentary grants us a candid and intimate behind-the-scenes glimpse at family traditions, cultural legacies and culinary curiosities. Sponsored by the North Carolina Arts Council and Whole Foods Market APRIL 14 / 4:00PM / HANESBRANDS - FREE SHORTS: This year the Festival will be continuing the competitive Narrative, Documentary and Animated Shorts sections while adding, for the third time, special selections of North Carolina Shorts. This program will screen some of the best short films received from N.C. filmmakers this year in two different programs, while giving attendees a chance to support local artists. Highlights from our Shorts competition include two Cannes shorts in the Narrative competition, films from six different countries in our documentary competition and two Oscar nominated shorts in the Animation competition. Also returning is RiverRun’s popular Saturday Morning Cartoons, a program of family-friendly animated shorts that include many sweet tales to delight children at the Festival. NARRATIVE SHORTS 1 APRIL 13 / 2:00PM / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 20 / 11:00AM / UNCSA – BABCOCK NARRATIVE SHORTS 2 APRIL 14 / 4:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD APRIL 20 / 3:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD DOCUMENTARY SHORTS 1 APRIL 14 / 11:00AM / UNCSA – BABCOCK APRIL 20 / 1:30PM / A/PERTURE 2 DOCUMENTARY SHORTS 2 APRIL 13 / 4:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD APRIL 20 / 4:00PM / A/PERTURE 2 NC SHORTS 1 APRIL 14 / 10:00AM / HANESBRANDS APRIL 19 / 1:30PM / HANESBRANDS - $5 NC SHORTS 2 APRIL 14 / 12:30PM / HANESBRANDS APRIL 19 / 4:15PM / HANESBRANDS - $5 ANIMATED SHORTS APRIL 13 / 7:30PM / UNCSA – GOLD APRIL 20 / 10:30AM / UNCSA – MAIN SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS– INTENDED FOR CHILDREN AGES 8 & UP 18 & UNDER FREE APRIL 13 / 10:00AM / HANESBRANDS APRIL 20 / 10:00AM / HANESBRANDS ABOUT RIVERRUN: The RiverRun International Film Festival is a non-profit cultural organization dedicated to the role of cinema as a conduit of powerful ideas and diverse viewpoints. Founded in 1998, RiverRun is a competitive event that annually showcases new films from both established and emerging filmmakers around the world. Each spring, RiverRun screens new narrative, documentary, short, student and animated films, offering both audience and jury prizes in competition categories. SPONSORS: The sponsors of the 2013 RiverRun International Film Festival help sustain the organization's mission to foster a greater appreciation of cinema and a deeper understanding of the many people, cultures and perspectives of our world through regular interaction with great films and filmmakers. Leadership sponsors for the 2013 Festival include: Title Sponsors –The Arts Council of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County, Reynolds American and the University of North Carolina School of the Arts; Presenting Sponsors – City of Winston-Salem, the Millennium Fund and a/perture cinema; Marquee Sponsors – BB&T, Wells Fargo, JDL Castle Corp., Hanesbrands Inc., Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP and Mitre Agency. TICKETS AND INFO: Tickets are on sale at the Stevens Center box office, via www.riverrunfilm.com or over the phone (336)721-1945. For up-to-date information, or for details about volunteering at the Festival, visit www.riverrunfilm. com or call 336-724-1502. n

PAGE 27

Cigars & Spirits

or years, the Gold blend has been the

CAO Gold Vintage Cremant

By Ed Hanes

mild mainstay of CAO’s lineup of otherwise stronger cigars. Tim Ozgener, president of the Nashville-based company, reaches for a CAO Gold Lonsdale in the morning when he wants “a nice, smooth, buttery cigar to

accompany my morning coffee.” A couple of summers ago, he and his team decided to change things up. CAO unveiled the new Gold Vintage line. Long overdue, I was excited when this change was made. Each Gold Vintage includes a delicate exterior leaf grown in Ecuador in 2004. This was a year that, according to CAO’s website “offered the perfect combination of climate, rainfall, and soil” in the South American country. The binder is Nicaraguan and the habano-seed filler is a combination of tobaccos from Jamastran and Estelí. This new blend, manufactured at the CAO Fabrica de Tabacos in Estelí, is offered in two formats: a figurado (4.9 x 60) and the slightly more stout Crémant (6 x 52).

PAGE 28

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

WS Arts Magazine has designed and implemented a ratings system where cigars receive an E.D.S (really...I didn't name the rating system after myself) of 1-5. Each review explains, in easy to understand terms, why we chose that particular rating for a given cigar. Our ratings system is described as follows: 1 E.D.S - These are cigars of last resort. They are questionable even if only mowing the yard or planting a garden. 2 E.D.S - These cigars make tolerable companions while you wash your car. They aren't looking for attention, nor should they! 3 E.D.S - These are pretty respectable cigars but may still fall short. We recommend them for the golf course, the back porch with one of your uninitiated friends, or for the after wedding party (for the husband of your best girlfriend who thinks he knows everything about cigars). 4 E.D.S - Now we’re talking. Enjoy these fine cigars after a delicious meal or with your favorite cocktail. Again, I prefer Fridays at Single Brothers (or my Cigar Room). Join me! 5 E.D.S - Respect your elders! These complex treats are true works of art. They deserve Coltrane, good friends, and your favorite adult tasty treat. Only the best! n

WSARTSMAG.COM

The Cremant was sampled for this review. This size features a smooth and

will have trouble holding the attention of any serious aficionado.

seamless golden wrapper, a spongy

This criticism comes from a cigar lover

feel, and soft pre-light notes of dry grass

who regularly indulges in more robust

and honey. It’s one of those cigars that

smokes. While some lovers of the leaf

gives the impression it’s going to burn

often confuse quality with strength, mild

well. It does not fail in that regard. From

cigars are more routinely taking a special

light to nub, the Crémant is a set-it-and-

place in my humidor.

forget-it stick with excellent construction.

mild, all of these cigars should have

The burn is straight, the draw is easy,

one thing in common: they keeps your

and the ash layers well for a firm hold.

attention and move you toward a return

So far, Beuna Vista nights!

appointment.

The flavor, however, still remains bland and unexciting.

It is too

Besides being

This CAO simply fails in

that regard. Davidoff makes mild yet exciting

reminiscent to its older version cousin.

smokes. Fuente does the same.

The

This is especially so for a cigar that sells

CAO Gold Vintage Crémant, while well-

for roughly $8 apiece. The profile is light

built and smooth, isn’t in the same class.

and airy with traces of almond, cream,

For its strong construction, consistent

and oak. It is certainly tasty, but lacks in

burn, and predictable flavor, this CAO

complexity or development. The cigar

earns three E.D.S. n PAGE 29

Art Scene RiverRun International Film Festival Volunteer Spotlight: Dave & Sally Harman

ally Harman began volunteering for RiverRun International Film Festival in 2007, after reading an article about RiverRun in the WinstonSalem Journal. Thinking it would be a great way to meet new people and give back to her community at the same time, she was not disappointed and convinced Dave to join her the following year. They have returned to volunteer for the Festival every year since and have held a variety of positions, from ushering at film screenings, to providing transportation, office help and even serving cocktails at RiverRun VIP events. The Harmans have been members of the film screening committee for the past four years. When asked about the films they have seen from their years at RiverRun, they list The Baker and The Topsy Twins among their all-time favorites. They keep coming back every year not only for the variety of quality films, but also to reunite with other loyal RiverRun volunteers. “We love being part of the excitement and energy of the Festival, which is such a tremendous community event,” said Sally. Witnessing the growth of the Festival over the years has been an amazing experience for the Harmans. The Festival has grown in scope, the number of films screened and in attendance each year. RiverRun highlights the film industry and the arts scene that is so alive in our “City of Arts & Innovation.” “It’s always exciting to meet the actors, directors and producers who are involved with the films shown at RiverRun. It’s an intriguing part of our society that we never would have experienced were it not for RiverRun Film Festival,” said Dave. n

PAGE 30

hat do pig ear sandwiches, collard gumbo and squirrel have in common? If you are a Southerner, born-and-raised, these items may have crossed your plate and maybe your stomach is already growling. If you are stunned that squirrels are edible and you had to Google collards, then we welcome you to the South, where the food culture is as diverse as the people who call the region home and learn about these Southern delicacies and more in the food documentary, *Pride and Joy.* The Southern Foodways Alliance, an institute of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi, chronicles the diverse food cultures of the changing American South in its film *Pride and Joy* which will be screened at The RiverRun International Film Festival on April 14 from 4:00 pm - 5:45 pm at the HanesBrands Theatre. Director Joe York will be present to discuss his film at the Festival. This 60-minute documentary highlights the colorful flavors of unique dishes found only below the Mason-Dixon line. It presents intimate portraits of people and places while asking important questions about our common culture. York visits dozens of men and women who dedicate their lives to growing, catching, cooking, serving, or studying food and drink in the South. Following the screening, RiverRun will host the Southern Lacavore Bazaar at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts from 5:45 pm – 8:00 pm. Ticketholders can enjoy special complimentary food and beverages that will boast regional vendors, a robust selection of local farmers and cooks, as well as live Appalachian music to give attendees an authentic taste of the South. Admittance for both events is free and on a first come, first serve basis. The *Pride and Joy* screening is sponsored by the North Carolina Arts Council. n

WS ARTS MAGAZINE

onsite sales representative

wade woodruff

1327 middleton circle asheboro | nc | 27205

office | 336-633-0111 cell | 336-465-0486

The Palazzo is one of seven different models

wwoodruff@otvtownhomes.com hours: monday-saturday 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. sunday 1 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.