10th Annual Cape May Film Festival

Cape May Film Society Presents

10 ANNUAL TH

CAPE MAY FILM FESTIVAL

OCTOBER 22-24, 2010

Held exclusively at the historic Chalfonte Hotel

SPECIAL GUESTS

Emmy-nominated Independent Filmmaker « Greg Henry « Sopranos Star Vincent Pastore More World Premiere & New Jersey Premieres than ever!

Two-time winner of “Best Film Festival in New Jersey” JerseyArts People’s Choice Award See our 20-page program inside

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ELCOME to our 10th Annual Program! All of our organizers and volunteers can be proud of the special guests we have at this year’s program. From the indie film side, we have Greg Henry, an Emmynominated filmmaker whose work has appeared on some of the most respected shows on television!

On the Hollywood side, we have Vincent Pastore, star of the epic series The Sopranos, who will be here to receive the first-ever Robert Prosky Character Actor Award.

There are several films this year that you haven’t been able to see anywhere, more that you’ve never been able to see in New Jersey, and all that you’ll be thrilled to see in only one place, 10th Annual Cape May Film Festival. Enjoy the program!

Hilary and Chuck Pritchard Program Chairs

Tickets And Passes On Sale Exclusively At Chalfonte Hotel Friday @ 6:00pm Saturday @ 10:30am Sunday @ 12:30pm «One-Film Ticket: $10 «Daytime passes available but buy a weekend pass and save!

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From The Curator

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ITH more World Premiere films than ever, we’re excited to offer one of the freshest selections of films at this our 10th Annual Cape May Film Festival. And with regional and statewide premieres of films that were shot right here in South Jersey, we couldn’t have hoped for a better bumper crop of great films that showcase the talents of not just the Garden State but right here in our town. Welcome to the 10th Annual Cape May Film Festival! Enjoy the great selection, our new home at the Chalfonte, and a rededication as one of the most respected and premiere film festivals in the state.

Stefan Prosky Curator

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Festival Special Guests

FRIDAY NIGHT (7pm, Magnolia Room) Greg Henry, independent filmmaker who has been nominated for an Emmy award and has had a short but accomplished career in film and television. Henry began his career with Academy Award winning documentarian Charles Guggenheim before moving to New York to work with journalist Bill Moyers. He spent five years with Mr. Moyers including a year as a producer on the weekly series NOW. He has since continued to produce films and series for PBS, The History Channel, Discovery, and major broadcasters. He will screen an episode of “Hard Time” for which he was nominated for an Emmy.

SATURDAY NIGHT (7:15pm, Magnolia Room) Vincent Pastore is a veteran actor of the big and little screen alike.

Vincent stars in the new short film, “Alienated,” where he portrays a mobster whose preoccupied with “other worldly creatures.” Best known for his work in nearly the entire series of “The Sopranos” as a character named “Big Pussy,” Vincent has appeared in dozens of films and television episodes.

These works include “Goodfellas,” “Carlitos’s Way,” “The Ref,” as well as “Law & Order” and a fair share of soap operas. Pastore will receive the first-ever “Robert Prosky Character Actor Award,” given in honor of Cape May’s favorite character actor, Bob Prosky.

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Festival Feature Films

Gordon Vincent and Alicia Grasso star in Someplace Warm, a story of a singer-songwriter who discovers he may have stayed in Cape May one season too far...

Sneakers & Soul Jonathan Zelenak, 98 minutes SOUTH JERSEY PREMIERE Saturday, 8:00pm, Magnolia Room This feature presentation was directed by Jon Zelenak (whose mother is Cape May’s Superintendent of Schools) and much of the film was shot here in Cape May. Yes, you may spot more than one local in a scene right at the beginning. Like Johnnyboy Bailey’s father said on his deathbed, “No matter what you do in life, always have a perfect bed and a comfortable pair of shoes, because when you’re not in one, you’re in the other.” When Johnnyboy inherits a pair of blue sneakers and a key to a mysterious New York City apartment from his father, he is given a chance to find a new direction for himself and live up to his father’s legacy.

See What I’m Saying Hilari Scarl, 93 minutes NEW JERSEY FESTIVAL PREMIERE Saturday, 8:15pm; Sunday, 3pm Henry Sawyer Room Follow the lives of four deaf entertainers. One is a comic, the second an actor, the third a singer, and the fourth is a drummer in a band with a name you won’t soon forget, Beethoven’s Nightmare. Their goal is to have an audience

with a “hearing” public, or land the part in a role not created specifically for a deaf person. The results are sometimes disappointing, sometimes glorious, but always deeply moving.

Standing Ovation Stewart Raffill, 148 minutes Saturday, 5:15pm, Henry Sawyer Room Five junior high school friends form a singing group called The 5 Ovations to

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Sneakers & Soul, the story of a young man who inherits a pair of sneakers and a key to a New York apartment, was shot partly in Cape May

The Fugue Paul Awad, 75 minutes NEW JERSEY PREMIERE Saturday, 8:45pm; Sunday, 4:30pm, Queen Anne Room Nora Dunn is a struggling artist trying to recover from a childhood trauma, but her life is turned upside down when she is haunted by the vision of a long-dead childhood friend. Is the spirit a hallucination or a foreshadowing of something worse? It is up to Dan Tsang, a young police detective, to solve the mystery and save Nora.

YOUNG FILMMAKERS Saturday, 11am, Magnolia Room You’ve never heard of Guido Vampires?

You’ve not seen the latest music video from Cape May favorites Bluebone? These are just some of the highlights from our Young Filmmaker projects we had during our three summer camps.

compete in a national music video contest. With limited funds and resources, these street-smart kids use their wit, courage, and passion to create a spectacular songs and dance numbers to compete with The Wiggies, five rich sisters whose parents will stop at nothing to win the competition.

SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS Sunday, 1pm, Henry Sawyer Room World Premiere of Someplace Warm, a film shot in Cape May about a singer/songwriter who stays past summer in a resort town to write music – and begins thinking he may have stayed one season too long.

Stars Cape May favorites Gordon Vincent, Alicia Grasso, John Alvarez and Michael Q.

Murphy. There will be a recap of short films and another screening of the feature film See What I’m Saying.

LATE-NIGHT SCREENING (Saturday, 10pm, Henry Sawyer Room Edgy, quirky tales of horror and suspense – perfect pre-Halloween entertainment!

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Festival Of Short Films

Clockwise, from top left: Born Pumped!, Vincent Pastore in Alienated, The Person Down the Street, Eye of the Beholder SHORT FILMS (Alphabetical Order: See Page 15 for Schedule) A Shout at the Dawn (Susannah Newman, 3 min.) An improvisational, site-specific exploration of dance, music, poetry, sculpture and nature through filmmaking. (Sat. 12:30pm, Magnolia Room) Above Broadway (Brad Heikes, 10 min.)

There are no small parts – only small dressing rooms. NEW JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 12pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Alienated (Paul Borghese, 21 min.) Mob encounters of a different, extra-terrestrial kind! Special Robert Prosky Character Actor Award to star Vincent Pastore. (Special

Screening: Saturday night, 7:15pm) Alimentorus (Stefan Prosky, 2 min.) A little motion graphic oddity about living geometry.

(Sat. 12:30pm, Magnolia Room) Andre (Christopher Fernandez, 11 min.) After a workplace affair, Andre has fallen in love with his boss, Lynne, who recommits herself to her husband. (Sat. 10pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Ape’Scape (Stephan Ehl and Leonel Alvarez, 4 min.) What goes around comes around. (Sat. 12:30pm, Magnolia Room) Audrey (Jason Krawczyk, 22 min.) Audrey is a tragic yet redemptive comedy about an elderly woman who attempts to break her monotonous lifestyle by reaching out to her

neighbors. WORLD PREMIERE (Sat. 12:30pm, Magnolia Room) The Awakening (Bob Manzi, 10 min.) A man is left home alone when his brother turns into a monster that stalks him. (Sat. 10pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Beneath the Same Sky (Dan Masucci, 13 min.) The distance separating them is no farther than their own hearts. NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE (Sat. 3pm, Queen Anne Room) Be Somebody (Michelle Zelazny, 8 min.) The story of a Mexican immigrant trying to give his children the life he never had. (Sat. 12pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Born Pumped! (Jeffrey Fowler, 15 min.) Consultants from Pumped Associates prepare

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Clockwise from top left: Bowling Blind, Beneath the Same Sky, Audrey. Below: Cemetery Club. parents and babies how to live a pumped lifestyle. NEW JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 12pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Bowling Blind (Marc Cantone, 35 min.)

Chronicles the struggles of the a blind bowling league on their journey to the National Blind Bowling Tournament. SOUTH JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 12pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Capture: A Waves Documentary (Smriti Keshari & Hyde Harper, 22 min.) This dives deep into the impoverished communities via surf travelers. SOUTH JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 12pm, Henry Sawyer Room)

Cemetery Club (Yitz Brilliant, 23 min.) Edgar, recently deceased and enjoying his afterlife, falls back in love with the nagging wife he thought he was happy to leave behind. NEW JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 12:30pm, Magnolia Room) Chasing Forever (Karl Nickoley, 17 min.) A music superstar gets a chance to reconnect with the woman who inspired his biggest hit.

NEW JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 3pm, Queen Anne Room) The Door (Adam Chinoy, 10 min.) Ava is a bookworm who is about to go on an adventure

she’s only read about. WORLD PREMIERE. (Sat. 10pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Drone (Troy Johnson, 10 min.) A student lives a life of duplicity. NEW JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 10pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Eye of the Beholder (Michael Giletto, 39 min.) is a heartwarming story of love, innocence and reconciliation. WORLD PREMIERE (Sat. 3pm, Queen Anne Room) Ghost Light (Kent Green & Ernie Rockelman, 10 min.) A newly appointed house manager (Emmy winner Bruce Curless) of an old theater scares up more than he bargains for. NEW JERSEY FESTIVAL PREMIERE (Sat. 10pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Husk! (Zack Williams, 6 min.) A hand-crafted tale of an inventor who is isolated by the things he creates. WORLD PREMIERE (Sat. 10pm, Henry Sawyer Room) I Am a Man (Justin J. Jackson, 10 min.)

Explores humanity, manhood, and mortality with a quirky and off-beat approach. WORLD PREMIERE (Sat. 12pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Marmosyne Rising (Miguel Alvarez, 20 min.) A deep-space transmitter pilot begins to experience unusual flashbacks while in orbit around a newly discovered moon. (Sat. 12:30pm, Magnolia Room) OMG! Chinze Rulz! (Natalie Rudakevych, 2 min.) Can a family addicting to texting have much to say to each other in person? (Sat.

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Grieving in Wake and loneliness in Husk 12:30pm, Magnolia Room) The Person Down the Street (Jeff Buccellato, 4 min.) A day in the life of five generations of veterans who come from every corner of our land. SOUTH JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 3pm, Queen Anne Room) Picking up the Pieces (Angela Broderman, 26 min.) Look inside the lives of four individuals struggling with alcohol addiction. NEW JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 5:15pm, Queen Anne Room) Shake, Rattle and Roll (Jessica Landolfi, 20 min.) Through this unique class, two couples not only learn to dance, but discover ways to adapt to unexpected life changes. (Sat. 12pm, Henry

Scary moments in Ghost Light

Sawyer Room) Sinner (Anthony Mihovich, 6 min.) A short, subtle study in suspense. (Sat. 10pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Sittin’ in a Tree (Rhiannon Hyde, 10 min.) Sometimes you find love before you’re really ready for it.

(Sat. 3pm, Queen Anne Room) Someplace Warm (Dennis Zaitsev, 17 min.) Gordon is trying to survive the winter in a strange resort town. WORLD PREMIERE (Sun., 1pm, Henry Sawyer Room) The Trampoline (Dan Masucci, 6 min.) Childhood is just a jump away. NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE (Sat. 3pm, Queen Anne Room) Unleashed (Allison Leonard Lamb, 9 min.) Are dog show people crazy or just a bit more unique? (Sat. 12pm, Henry Sawyer Room) Wake (Andrew Lawton, 28 min.)

Determined to make his brothers’ wake something more than a day of mourning, a boy decides to document the event with his brother’s camera. NEW JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 12:30pm, Magnolia Room) When He Left (Jeremy Decker, 12 min.) Two military families find the toughest battles faced by their sons were within themselves. NEW JERSEY PREMIERE (Sat. 3pm, Queen Anne Room)

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Guest Curated Programs

Clockwise from left: Shout, (Black) Light and Becoming.

29th Annual Black Maria Film & Video Festival Saturday, October 23, 3:00pm, Magnolia Room John Columbus, Curator Pickles to Nickels (Danielle Ash, 8 min.) Enter a cardboard world where monkeys steal pickles and storefronts shift and disappear, and two eccentric characters enjoy a certain simpatico.

Missed Aches (Joanna Priestly, 4 min.) This uproarious animation by one of the nation’s iconic animation artists colorfully serves up a cascade of malapropisms.

Never Too Late (Wendy Weinberg, 8 min.) After 25 years together, two middle aged San Francisco hotel maids decide it’s finally time to marry.

Banana Bread (Barton Landsman and Clayton Hemmert, 9 min.) this film breaks boundaries, but it is a hoot for those who can appreciate irony, incongruity and over-the-top action.

Breaking Boundaries: The Art of Alex Masket (Dennis Connors, 19 min.)

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Touring Partner of Dance Films Association International Dance-on-Camera Film Festival, Lincoln Center, NYC Saturday, October 23, 3:00pm Henry Sawyer Room Susannah Newman, Curator This program is free to the public and dance enthusiasts alike!

Jackie & Judy (Phil Harder, 4 min.)

An ode to Canadian animator, Norman McLaren’s Pas De Deux. (USA) Becoming (Joseph Johnson Cami & Ayelen Liberona, 8 min.) An ancient woman moves like a praying mantis as she blends gracefully through changing landscapes. (Canada) Evening (William Moulton, USA, 16 min.)

A narrative short based on a dancer rehearsing a piece from a film that she made. (USA)

A Shout at the Dawn (Susannah Newman, 16 min) An improvisational, site-specific exploration of dance, music, poetry, sculpture and nature through filmmaking.

(Black) Light (Deirdre Towers, 6 min.)

To shed a few layers of darkness and embrace the light. (USA) Beguine (Douwe Dijkstra, 5 min.) One man’s response to losing his lover; a surreal short based on a poem by Giza Ritschl. (Netherlands) Where the Dance Is (Marta Renzi, 16 min.) This endearing short focuses on the relationships between the students and their mentor. (USA) Additional documentary film and discussion of “Dance on Camera” with filmmakers

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