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November 8th
Sunday
2:30pm............Embrace of the Serpent (125 min) NW Premiere! 5:30pm............The Glamour & the Squalor (80 min) Q&A with filmmaker Marq Evans and Marco Collins 8:00pm doors 8:30pm show...Dan Savage’s
Tour (75 min)
10:30pm doors 11:00pm show.Dan Savage’s
Tour (75 min)
3:00pm............My Skinny Sister (95 min)
12:30pm..........Locals Only (104 min) hosted by Olympia Film Collective
Thursday
November 12th
12:00pm..........Slackjaw (70 min) Q&A with filmmaker Zach Weintraub
November 13th
10:00am..........Kid’s Club Program 1: The Best of NYCIFF + shorts: Noir and Hansel + Gretel (68 min)
Friday
7:00pm doors 8:00pm show...Crispin Hellion Glover- Slideshow #2 with screening It Is Fine! Everything Is Fine. (134 min w/slideshow) + Q&A and book signing
3:00pm............Chuck Norris vs. Communism (78 min)
November 14th
OPENING NIGHT FESTIVITIES
Saturday
Saturday
NNovember 7th
November 6th
Friday
CAPITOL THEATER 206 5th Ave SE, Olympia, WA 98501
7:30pm............Valley of the Sasquatch (92 min) Q&A with filmmaker John Portanova 10:15pm..........Trailer Apocalypse (90 min)
3:15pm............The Brainwashing of My Dad (90 min) Skype Q&A with filmmaker Jen Senko, NW Premiere! 5:45pm............Morphine: Journey of Dreams (90 min)
12:00pm..........The Wanted 18 (75 min) Q&A with filmmaker
11:00pm doors Midnight..........All Freakin’ Night The Beyond (87 min) Q: The Winged Serpent (93 min) Shock Waves (85 min) Who Can Kill a Child? (112 min) Re-Animator (86 min)
2:30pm............An American Hippie in Israel (95 min) 4:45pm............Moonwalkers (107 min) NW Premiere!
9:00pm............OFS Film School & Crackpot Crafters: 35mm is Alive! (90 min)
5:30pm............Lamb (96 min) 8:00pm............In Transit (76 min) Q&A with filmmaker Lynn True, NW Premiere! 10:30pm..........Angst + short: Rhino (85 min)
12:15pm..........The Babushkas of Chernobyl + short: The Future Perfect (87 min) NW Premiere! 2:15pm............(T)error (93 min) 4:30pm............Capricorn One (123 min) 7:15pm............Manieggs + short: The Detectives of Noir Town (97 min) 9:30pm............“Sousveillance: Inverse Surveillance”: International Experimental Shorts (79 min)
November 15th
November 11th
10:00am..........Kid’s Club Program 2: The Best of NYCIFF + short: Bye-Bye Burdy 4 (88 min)
6:30pm............Performance (105 min)
Sunday
November 9th November 10th
3:30pm............The Nude Area (80 min) NW Premiere!
Monday
5:30pm............Der Bunker (85 min) NW Premiere!
8:30pm............Turbo Kid (93 min)
4:00pm............Above and Below (110 min) NW Premiere!
Tuesday
8:00pm............Revenge of the Kung Fu Double Feature, hosted by Dan Halsted Master of the Flying Guillotine (93 min) + Secret Screening
10:00am..........Kid’s Club-Zarafa (78 min)
7:30pm............Crispin Hellion Glover- Slideshow #1 with screening What Is It? (132 min w/slideshow) + Q&A and book signing
Wednesday
5:00pm............Bota (104 min) Q&A with filmmaker Thomas Logoreci, NW Premiere!
12:00pm..........Journey to Italy + short: Behold (104 min) 2:15pm............The Invitation (100 min) NW Premiere! 4:45pm............Wings of Desire (128 min) CLOSING NIGHT FESTIVITIES 7:30pm doors 8:00pm show....Try This At Home (78 min) with Q&A, NW Premiere! Followed by concert with C Average, Guidon Bear + special guests
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Olympia Film Society Identification as required by the US Postal Code: This is the Olympia Film Festival Program Guide. The issue date is November 2015. This is issue #32 of an annual, non-profit publication, published by the Olympia Film Society, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, at 416 Washington Street, Suite 208, Olympia, WA 98501
1726 members of the Olympia Film Society celebrate the 32nd Annual Film Festival at the historic Capitol Theater in Olympia, Washington! Aaland Neil• Aanrud Sarah • Abrahamson Charlene • Ackman Rosemarie • Adams John • Adler Charles• Adler Hillary • Adler Ray • Adney Frances • Adney Kaile • Agee Barbara • Aika Ami • Akeah Kathryn • Alberti Liz • Albertson Ben • Albertson Skip • Albertson Storrs L. Alcala Aloma • Alexander Ben • Alexander Lesia • Alexandria Kalee • Allen Lauri • Allen Mark • Allen Melissa • Allen Nancy • Allen Rita • Amandes Peg • Ambrogi Michael • Ammann Harriet • Anderson Alan • Anderson Bret • Anderson Pam • Anderson Rick • Anderson Sue Andrews Brad• Apperson Craig• Apple Carole• Archibald Olivia• Ashe Kathryn• Ashley Crystal• Asman Brianna• Asman Jerry• Asman Jim• Atkinson Madelle• Attar Anatha• Aultman John• Austin Anita• Aylward W• Backlund Jodi• Backman Julie• Backman Karen Backman Olivia• Backman Ron• Bacon Betsy• Badger Tom• Bahr Logan • Bailey Betty • Bailey Debi • Bailey Wil • Baker J R • Baker Stephen • Bakewell Helene • Ball Janet • Bander Catherine • Bantowsky Margit • Barbieri Eco • Bard Robin • Barkan Belinda • Barkan Larry Barker Doug • Barker Edmund • Barker Kathy •Barnhart Rosemary • Barnoski Laurie • Barnoski Robert • Barrett Jay • Bartley Pat • Bascou Liane • Bates John • Battan Paul • Battan Shirley • Battin Marilyn • Baughman Barbara • Baxter Brent • Beach Kelly • Beale Harriet Bean Mark • Beattie Will • Beatty Joe • Beck Ben • Beck Stephen • Beckett Patti • Beckner Chrisanne • Beekmann Jinny • Bell Douglas • Bell Jane • Bell Michele • Bell Tom • Bender Stephanie • Bendersky Sarah • Benkert Kate • BenRaven Bret • Bentlemsani Anisa Bentlemsani Mohammed • Bentlemsani Tarik • Berebitsky Larry • Berge Hans • Bergeson Mark • Berry Ann • Besse Li • Bevan Nicholas • Bevelacqua Teri • Bhetuwal Deepa • Bhetuwal Om • Bickelharpt Ian • Biggerstaff Ariel • Biggerstaff Elias • Biggerstaff Hamda • Biggerstaff Isaac Biggerstaff Mary • Biggerstaff Shkuri • Billings Shellee • Bird Ryan • Bishop Michael • Bishopp-Woods Mary • Black Tamara • Blake Bob • Blakley Nigel • Blalack Kristin • Blankenship Charen • Blankership Ralph • Bleil Jim • Bless Meli • Bloom Dennis • Bloom Dylan • Bloom Keila Bloomdahl Kay • Boatright Amy • Boden Janice • Boesiger Richard • Bolding Brooke • Bolender Wendy • Bolster River • Bolster Todd • Bond Mazy • Bond Sawyer • Booth James • Booth Phyllis • Booth, Jr Jeffrey • Borer Stacy • Bosman-Clark Eleanor • Bossard Ben • Bossard Summer Bottorff Jim • Boutis Michelle • Bowden Beth • Bowden John • Bowerman Priscilla • Boyd Sean • Boyer Linda • Bradshaw Baerbel • Brannberg Julie • Brannberg Kaelyn • Brannberg Kendra • Brannberg Megan • Brannberg Moriah • Bray Diane • Bray George • Bray Karen Bray Stephen • Breckenridge Lisa • Bredeson Diane • Bredeson Molly • Bredeson Richard • Breidenbach Scott • Bresko John • Bridges Luke • Brink Steve • Brinkman Betty • Brodoff Lisa • Brodoff Micha • Broleff Lisa • Bronson Fay • Brooks Carole • Brower Mark • Brown Carl Brown Donald • Brown Janet • Brown Karen • Brown Michael • Brown Nathan • Brown Peter • Brown Peyton • Brown Sue • Brown Tanner • Brown Toni • Brown Vince • Brownfield Sally • Browning Rick • Brummel Elena • Brummel Garrett • Brummel Jack • Bruno Mary Bruton Peggy • Bryant Susan • Buckland Marnie • Buendel Jerry • Buendel Sherrie • Buitenkant Francesca • Buitenkant Irene • Buitenkant John • Buitenkant Noni • Buker Trish • Bullington Darryl • Buls Otto • Burnett Kevin • Burnham Susan • Burns Kaelyn • Burns Luke Burson Stan • Burson Valarie • Burton Michele • Buser Andre • Busk Eric • Busta Borek • Busta Linda • Buster Doug • Butler Ann • Butler Bonnie • Butler R. 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Welcome One and All to the 32nd Olympia Film Festival!
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It is that time of the year when we push the limits of our imagination (and our derrières) so that we may revel in all things film, music, and art, morning, noon, and night! Prepare to feast your eyes on a stack of movies, events, and guests coming to the Olympia Film Festival!
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We are ecstatic to welcome special guest Crispin Hellion Glover to the festival! He is returning to Olympia from the Chez Republic to celebrate the 10th anniversary tour of his “It” series of 35mm films. Many will recognize Crispin from his role as the nervous Marty McFly from the Back to the Future series; however, his macabre onscreen characters and avant-garde and rebellious filmmaking and story-telling has garnered him valued performances in more than 50 films. He is the author of several books and is in the midst of directing a new film of which he will unveil a preview on opening night!
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Ticket Information................... 2 Special Events......................... 3 Map & Hotel Information......4-5 Opening Night.......................8-9 Closing Night......................... 31 OFS Cast & Crew.................... 40 OFS Member List.................... 49
Join us closing night for live music, discussion, and the premiere of Try This At Home, a historic look at Olympia’s 1990’s all-out do it yourself music scene that rocked our town and the Capitol Theater! We present to you more than 50 films and events, 10 Northwest premieres, and dozens of guests who are a true expression of underrepresented and independent artists who share their creative passion that inspires our affection for the stage and screen. We’ll see you at the Festival, Audrey M. Henley, Executive Director
A note from the 2015 Festival Program Director Hello festival fans! It’s your Festival Program Director here to share with you what to watch for at this year’s Olympia Film Festival. As you flip through this program you might get sensory overload, since you’ll probably want to see EVERYTHING, but here are some highlights. This year’s festival spans the world and all genres. If you like foreign films, you can’t go wrong with the flashy Cannes prize winner “Embrace of the Serpent” or Albania’s Best Foreign Film submission, “Bota”. If you are a documentary fan, you’re in for a treat with a super special ‘work in progress’ screening of “The Brainwashing of My Dad” where YOU will give the filmmakers feedback on their excellent film before it makes a huge splash at Sundance next year! Local film fanatics can take a journey into the deep dark woods with “Valley of the Sasquatch”. And followers of the not normal have a plethora of choices from the bizarre black comedy “Der Bunker” to the animated action film parody “Manieggs” to the not-to-be missed bizzaro rarity “An American Hippie in Israel”. And, of course, there are the classics, from Mick Jagger in “Performance” to angels in black overcoats in “Wings of Desire”. In truth, there’s almost too much to choose from! I haven’t even mentioned All Freakin’ Night, HUMP! Tour, Moonwalkers, or all the special guests we have lined up. For real… the best thing to do is buy a Full Pass and spend the next 10 days at The Capitol Theater where you will be whisked away on an amazing adventure that you will remember forever and ever. Kelly M. Lux, 2015 Festival Program Director
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TICKET INFO
Tickets and passes available now.
FULL PASS PLUS $100 OFS members only Includes festival gift bag, bottomless soda and popcorn, and priority entrance. Entitles bearer to all events.
Sold exclusively at www. olympiafilmfestival.org or at the box office. Day of event tickets available at the box office 30 minutes before each screening CAPITOL THEATER BOX OFFICE 206 5th Avenue SE, Downtown Olympia, WA 98501 For event times: 360-754-6670 x4 www.olympiafilmfestival.org Group Sales: Groupsales@olympiafilmsociety.org
SPECIAL EVENTS Opening Night Crispin Hellion Glover
$20 general admission $15 OFS members/students with ID
All Freakin’ Night
$20 general admission $15 members/students with ID
Dan Savage’s HUMP! Tour
(must be 18+ to attend) 8:30 pm screening $18 general admission $15 OFS members/students with ID 11pm screening $15 general admission $12 OFS members/students with ID *Due to high demand, advance tickets for HUMP! will be available online only. Rush tickets will be available at the door. All open seats after the screening starts are subject to be sold.The program will be the same at all screenings.
Sunday the 8th Crispin Hellion Glover
$20 general admission $15 OFS members/students with ID
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(Q&A and Concert) $10 general admission $8 OFS members/students with ID
FULL PASS $85 general admission $75 OFS members; Includes priority entrance. Entitles bearer to Closing Night, All Freakin’ Night. Excludes admission to Special Events (defined on left). PARTIAL PASS $40 general admission $30 OFS members Entitles bearer to any 5 film titles. Excludes Special Events (defined at left). STUDENT PASS $30 (With ID). Entitles bearer to all events. Excludes Special Events (defined at left). SINGLE $10 general admission $7 OFS members/students $4 Kids (12 and under). Excludes Special Events (defined at left). All events are all ages unless otherwise posted
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F E ST I VA L ETIQUETTE Welcome to the Festival. Below are a few guidelines to help you enjoy your movie-going experience to the fullest. Become a member of OFS, and support your favorite non-profit arts organization. Membership saves you money on tickets both during festival and year-round. Full Pass Plus holders and Full Pass holders get priority admission for all events, but please show up early because seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Advance purchase of tickets is recommended. Some events are expected to sell out, so you should get your Opening Night, Closing Night, HUMP! Tour and All Freakin’ Night tickets soon. Every attempt is made to ensure that events start on time. Showing up late is not okay if you want to get a good seat, see the entire film, and avoid the enmity of fellow film goers. Please remember to turn off your cell phones, and as always, no talking during the film. No alcohol in the theater except at designated events, and no smoking ever. Seating in the Capitol Theater is general admission only. Arrive on time for all events. For SOLD OUT events arrive no later than 10 minutes prior to show time, any unfilled seats will be released to the general public for sale.
F e s t i va l S p e c i a l E v e n t s FULL PASS PLUS INCLUDES ALL OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL EVENTS
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To visit the Capitol Theater from Interstate-5: Take I-5 to exit 105B (“City Center/”Port of Olympia” exit) – this exit splits in two; follow the “Port of Olympia” signs. Off the exit ramp, stay to the right to merge with north-going traffic on Plum Street. You will pass Union, 8th, 7th, and Legion Avenues; the next street is 5thAvenue. Turn left. There is no traffic light at 5th. (If you miss 5th do not turn left on 4th Avenue it is a one-way street; you must continue to State before you can make a left.) You will soon see the Capitol Theater glowing on the horizon, between Franklin and Washington Streets. Just a short walk from the Capitol Theater you can find many one-of-a-kind shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, and galleries. Please take time to visit our sponsors too!
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Join Crispin Glover for his return to Olympia to celebrate the 10th anniversary tour of his “It” series of 35mm films. Come snack on some tasty treats, grab a sip from the lounge, and help us kick off the 32nd Olympia Film Festival! "Crispin Hellion Glover's Big Slide Show part 2"
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Q&A and Book Signing There will be a preview of Crispin's next directorial feature during the Q&A at this event. This is the first time Crispin and his father Bruce Glover have acted together. Bruce Glover has been in such films as Diamonds Are Forever and Chinatown. In addition, Crispin performs a one hour dramatic narration of eight different profusely illustrated books. The images from the books are projected behind Mr. Glover during his performance. Veteran actor Crispin Hellion Glover has appeared in over 50 films as an actor, including River’s Edge, Charlie’s Angels, The Doors, Willard, Dead Man, Back to the Future, What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, Wild at Heart, The People VS. Larry Flynt, Beowulf, The Wizard of Gore, and Alice In Wonderland.
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It Is Fine! Everything Is Fine. 2007 / US / 74 minutes / Format: 35mm Director: David Brothers / Crispin Glover Print Source: Crispin Glover It Is Fine! Everything Is Fine. goes into uncharted cinematic territory, with screenwriter Steven C. Stewart starring in this semi-autobiographical, psycho-sexual tale about a man with severe cerebral palsy and a fetish for girls with long hair. Part horror film, part exploitation picture, and part documentary of a man who cannot express his sexuality in the way he desires (due to his physical condition), this fantastical and often humorous tale is told completely from Stewart’s point of view – that of someone who has lived for years watching people do things he will never be able to do. Here, Stewart’s character is something of a lady killer -seducing a troubled, recently divorced mother (Margit Carstensen), her teenage daughter, and any number of other ladies he encounters along the way. "Glover and Brothers force you to see this crippled person as a suave leading man. To say the film is weird would be cliché. The odd thing about it all - it works. It's actually refreshing to see someone who actually has cerebral palsy in a film rather than some actor playing someone with cerebral palsy--" - Chris Gore, Film Threat
“I'm passionate about making films that cause people to question things. I see a great untruth being perpetrated in corporately funded filmmaking wherein the audience believe they are getting one moral but are in fact fed propaganda that serves corporate interests” – Crispin Glover (Dazed interview with Carmen Gray)
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Kid’s Club Shorts Program 1: The Best of the NYCIFF
Kids Animation
Directed by: Various / 2015 / 60 minutes / Format: Blu-ray Print Source: Gkids
In this program of acclaimed, award winning children’s short subjects: A group of musically inclined ants face off against a lumberjack, threatening to take down their tree in Pik Pik Pik. Being different isn’t so bad in Bunny New Girl and Zebra. Sometimes even our family members can feel like strangers in My Big Brother, Eyes, and Oscar®-nominated Me and my Moulton. Fantasies create new worlds and endless possibilities in 5.80 Meters, Larisa Can Fly, and Submarine Sandwich. One special object can inspire anyone, big or small, in The Elephant and the Bicycle and Cookie-Tin Banjo, and a fly and a spider go to war in a common bathroom in Minuscule: The Private Life of Insects – Brushing. Shorts: Noir and Hansel + Gretel Directed by: Soyeon Kim / 2015 / US/ 8 minutes Two short animated films to make you wonder. In Noir, a black crow searches for its identity, trying to escape the perception that it is something other than a beautiful and intelligent bird. In Hansel + Gretel, a classic Brothers Grimm tale is reinterpreted with striking, abstract visualization.
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Slackjaw
Embrace of the Serpent
Green Lady presents Drama / NW Wonders 2015 / US / 70 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Zach Weintraub Print Source: Zach Weintraub
Rob and his friend Austyn apply to become human guinea pigs at the local medical testing facility of a vaguely intentioned multinational company called EvCorp. As the facility’s mere presence has bitterly polarized their town, the two apply in stealth. Austyn is accepted, ushered away and out of contact into EvCorp’s shadowy interior, leaving Rob to bear the burden of secrecy and the private concern that all may not be well with his friend. As he navigates both sides of the town’s deepening rift, guilt and denial do battle in his mind, evoking eerie visions, paranoia, and a strange physical malady. Produced entirely in Olympia during the summer of 2014, Slackjaw features many fine local spaces and faces. Join us for a Q&A with the filmmaker after the screening!
Lukens Tree Preservation presents Adventure
2015 / Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina / in five languages with English subtitles / 125 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Ciro Guerra Print Source: Oscilloscope Laboratories
Winner of the Director’s Fortnight prize at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Embrace of the Serpent is an adventure story set in the Amazonian rainforest. It is the early 1900s: Theodor, a German explorer who is deathly ill, has traveled deep into the jungle in search of a rare plant he thinks will save his life. A young shaman called Karamakate reluctantly agrees to accompany him, even though he objects to the devastation the white men have wrought. Forty years later, a man named Evans has traveled into the jungle, seeking the same healing plant. Karmakate once again is the guide, but now he’s alone—the last of his people. As they trek into the forest, the shocking toll of the foreign invasion is witnessed—evidence of a way of life eradicated by greed. Filmed in arresting black & white, Jordan Mintzer of The Hollywood Reporter calls Embrace of the Serpent “visually mesmerizing”.
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Green Lady presents
The Stranger Presents:
The Glamour & The Squalor Documentary/NW Wonder
2015 / US / 80 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Marq Evans Print Source: Marq Evans
In the early ‘90s, vacuous hair metal gave way to Grunge, as ‘alternative music’ was forced from the underground. Seattle radio DJ Marco Collins was an innovating force in this musical revolution. The Glamour & The Squalor is a documentary about his rise and fall, and his eventual rebirth as a stalwart talent in the world of music. As the Music Director and evening host on Seattle’s 107.7 The End, Marco used his keen musical instinct to break bands. He was the first person to play Nirvana on commercial radio, and had a pivotal role in the success of musicians like Death Cab For Cutie, Beck, Garbage, Catherine Wheel, Harvey Danger, and Weezer, among many others. In the height of the Seattle music boom, Marco was living the life of a rock star—but he was also living a lie. The Glamour & The Squalor follows Marco’s fascinating journey as he comes to terms with his true self, and the remarkable talent that lead him to a place in The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Join us for Q&A with the filmmaker and Marco Collins after the film!
8:00pm doors/8:30pm show encore screening: 10:30 pm doors / 11:00pm show
HUMP! premiered in Olympia, Washington at the 2012 Olympia Film Festival to a sold- out house and quickly won over festival audiences. The resulting short films run the gamut of sexual styles: straight, gay, lesbian, transgender…every color in the sexual rainbow…and some we never knew existed. HUMP! films are funny, thought-provoking, sad, artistic, outrageous, and almost overwhelmingly sexy – because they’re real. See the hottest HUMP films in action… they’ll make you laugh, squeal, and marvel at the broad (and creative) range of human sexuality. You’re going to have a blast. • • • •
18+ only, ID check at the door All cell phones must be turned off before entering the theater All cameras will be taken before entering the theater All unclaimed tickets will be released 5 minutes before start time (No Late Seating) Mezzanine Lounge Seating for those 21+ Full pass plus accepted.
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Olympia Federal Savings presents Zarafa
Kids Animation 2012 / France, Belgium / 78 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Rémi Bezançon, Jean-Christophe Lie Print Source: Gkids
In Zarafa, a little boy and a giraffe partake on a worldwide adventure. Under a tree, an old man tells a story to the children around him. It’s the story of the everlasting friendship between 10-year-old Maki and Zarafa, an orphaned giraffe, intended to be a gift from the Pasha of Egypt to the King of France. When Charles X. Hassan, Prince of the Desert, is instructed by the Pasha to deliver Zarafa to France, Maki makes up his mind to do everything in his power to stop him from fulfilling his mission, and to bring the giraffe back to its native land – even if it means risking his own life. During an epic journey that takes them from Sudan to Paris, passing on the way through Alexandria, Marseille, and the snow-capped Alps, the boy and giraffe have many adventures, crossing paths with an ambitious aviator, a pair of unusual twin cows, and a pirate queen.
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The Rachel Corrie Foundation presents The Wanted 18
Documentary, Animation 2014 / Canada, Palestine, France / in Arabic, Hebrew, French with English subtitles / 75 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Paul Cowan, Amer Shomali Print Source: Kino Lorber
The Wanted 18 is an informative and entertaining documentary that tells the astonishing true story of a Palestinian uprising of cows on the lam from the Israeli Army. For a period in the 1980’s, Palestinians were not allowed to grow their own food under Israeli occupation. The town of Beit Sahour decided to rebel, refusing to buy Israeli milk, and purchasing 18 cows with the initiative to create their own milk collective. After they reached their goal, the Israeli Army set their sights on the town’s newfound independence and decided to destroy the cows at any cost. Featuring claymation, archival footage, and a light hearted tone, The Wanted 18 illustrates this courageous act of rebellion with a farcical tone that emphasizes the ludicrousness of the situation, while also underlining its historical value and weight. Join us for a Q&A with the Rachel Corrie Foundation following the screening
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An American Hippie in Israel Comedy / Drama 1972 / Israel / 95 minutes / Format: 35mm Directed by: Amos Sefer Print Source: Grindhouse Releasing
An American Hippie in Israel is a statement on hippie culture gone terribly wrong. We join Mike the hippie as he steps off a plane in Israel. He’s here because he’s fed up. Fed up with America. Fed up with popular culture. Fed up with THE WORLD, man! He’s been to Vietnam. He knows all about the violence men can carry out. That’s why he’s here—in Israel. This is where he’s going to create utopia: a place where you don’t have to wear clothes if you don’t want to, and rules don’t mean anything either—a place where you can be free to be a hippie with no hassles. But then of course things don’t turn out as planned, and that’s no thanks to THE MAN that seems to foil his every move. An unprecedented triumph in super strange and extremely funny and entertaining cinema, An American Hippie in Israel is a long lost treasure of the wonderfully bizarre that must be seen by all!
4:45pm Moonwalkers NW Premiere! Comedy 2015 / France / 107 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Antoine Bardou-Jacquet Print Source: Alchemy Entertainment
7:30pm What Is It? "Crispin Hellion Glover's Big Slide Show part 1" Drama Q&A and Book Signing with Crispin Glover There will be a preview of Crispin's next directorial feature during the Q&A at this event. This is the first time Crispin and his father Bruce Glover have acted together. Bruce Glover has been in such films as Diamonds Are Forever and Chinatown. In addition, Crispin performs a one hour dramatic narration of eight different profusely illustrated books. The images from the books are projected behind Mr. Glover during his performance. 2005 / US / 72 minutes / Format: 35mm Director: Crispin Glover Print Source: Crispin Glover
A favorite at this year’s SXSW Film Festival, Moonwalkers is an action-packed comedy, where a notorious conspiracy theory is revealed to be the real deal—to a point. The year is 1969 and CIA agent Kidman (Ron Perlman) has been assigned by the US government to track down director Stanley Kubrick, fresh off of 2001: A Space Odyssey, and convince him to film a version of the moon landing to quell the American public. As Kidman hangs out in swinging ‘60s London, searching for the elusive Kubrick, he crosses paths with Jonny (Rupert Grint), a seedy rock promoter. When it becomes obvious that finding Kubrick is impossible, Jonny convinces Kidman that they themselves can make the film—and a load of cash. Craziness follows as the two embark on pulling off the ultimate con in a world where filmmaking explodes into a confetti of hilarious disorder.
WHAT IS IT? premiered at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival and won Best Narrative Film at the 2005 Ann Arbor Film Festival. In the same year Mr. Glover was awarded the prestigious Maverick Award from the Method Fest, which was presented to him by, esteemed film director Werner Herzog. The film also won the Midnight Extreme Award at the Sitges Film Festival Spain 2006. It has played to sold out audiences in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle on this Fall 2006 tour. Known for creating many memorable, incredibly quirky characters onscreen as an actor, Glover's first effort as a director will not disappoint fans of his offbeat sensibilities and eccentric taste. Featuring a cast largely comprised of actors with Down's Syndrome, the film is not about Down's Syndrome. Glover describes it as "Being the adventures of a young man whose principal interests are snails, salt, a pipe and how to get home as tormented by an hubristic racist inner psyche." In addition to writing and directing What Is It?, Glover also appears in the film in the role of "Dueling Demi-God Auteur and The young man's inner psyche." Actress Fairuza Balk voices one of the snails. “ABSOLUTELY the most uncompromising and original thing I've seen. People try to compare it to the likes of surrealist hero Luis Buñuel and trailblazer Werner Herzog, but I say Glover has transcended even them. " --Kelly O, The Stranger
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The Brotherhood Lounge presents
NW Premiere! Documentary
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Handcrafted 35mm Experimental Direct Animation Loops
1970 / UK / 105 minutes / Format: 35mm Directed by: Donald Cammell, Nicolas Roeg Print Source: Warner Brothers
Made by fellow Olympians, and brought to you by Crackpot Crafters and OFS Film School Live audio accompaniment by Peter Randlette
Performance is a psychedelic fever dream featuring Mick Jagger in his film debut. Chas is a gangster on the run who ends up renting a room from the mysterious Mr. Turner. Turner (Jagger) is a rock star on hiatus, waiting in seclusion for his inner muse to reappear. Meanwhile, he revels in girls, glamour, and drugs. Chas is not into any of this, but plays the part, so he can stay hidden from the law. Holed up in the isolated confines of a small bungalow, Turner and Chas commiserate, and they both begin to realize that their lives are more similar than different—more together than apart. As the lines begin to blur, so do the men’s identities, in a fascinating journey into the nature of individuality that plays like a colorful version of Ingmar Bergman’s Persona, filled with music, dream imagery, and sex. An alluring cult classic, Performance must be experienced to be believed.
This show could only happen right here, right now, right on. A motley crew of artists – media professionals, educators, & assorted ne’er-do-wells – running amuck with old school 35mm movie film leaders to make handmade motion graphics loops (in recent workshops right here on yon historic Capitol Theater stage!), which are then professionally projected live onto our humongous silver screen, in unparalleled brightness and clarity (none of that pesky camera photo emulsion to block out the glorious light!). To accompany this transubstantiating visual barrage, we accept nothing less than the incomparable audio stylings of legendary Peter Randlette. Guaranteed never seen before and 100% unrepeatable. We depend on you to bear animated witness.
2015 / Switzerland, Germany, US / 110 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Nicolas Steiner Print Source: Oscilloscope Laboratories
Above and Below delves into the lives of people living outside the margins of traditional society. April, a former soldier, wanders the remote and rocky slopes of Utah in a spacesuit—part of a program attempting to create a future mission to Mars. Rick and Cindy live underground in the storm drains below Las Vegas, sketching out a normal life before each oncoming rainstorm washes it away. David, who resides in the desert outside a small California town, forms messages to God out of assorted refuse found on the sandy plain. Each subject illustrates their experiences in their own words, in a poetic, intersecting collage, as dreams of the starry skies merge into comforting, subterranean darkness. A surreal journey into lives on the fringe, Above and Below feels like sci-fi, but it’s real life. Peter DeBruge of Variety says it “ranks among the year’s most remarkable cinematic discoveries.”
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The Nude Area 2014 / Netherlands, Poland / 80 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Urszula Antoniak Print Source: Reel Suspects
In The Nude Area, two girls from different cultures play out an intriguing game of seduction without words. Naomi, a Dutch girl from the fashionable Amsterdam-South quarter, first spots Fama, an Arabic girl from the immigrant quarter, at the sauna. As each becomes intrigued with the other, and they eye each other in places they both frequent, a mild flirtation begins. Fama works as a waitress and Naomi seems well enough off not to work at all, but inequality doesn’t exist in love, as their detached infatuation builds into burning desire. Each subtly draws the other in, in a game of emotional cat and mouse that takes place over one summer. Bold, experimental, and unabashedly erotic, The Nude Area is a mesmerizing illustration of love, temptation, attraction, and dreams in cinematic form.
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Lamb
2015 / US / 96 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Ross Partridge Print Source: The Orchard
In Lamb, two lost souls connect in an unconventional relationship. It all starts in a parking lot: a preteen girl, wearing high heels and a sweatshirt, asks a middle aged man for a cigarette on a dare from her friends. Surprisingly, he gives her a smoke, and they become acquainted. Tommie is eleven years old and her dismissive parents hardly care where she is. David is in his late 40’s and should know better, but he sees something in the girl that he can relate to. As their apprehensive bond develops, motives are naturally questioned. They meet in the parking lot after school. They keep each other company, as each clings to the other in their cold, stark realties. When he asks her to go on a road trip, and she agrees, the dynamic of their friendship changes, as they both must come to terms with the truth of the real world. Fred Scheck of the Hollywood Reporter calls Lamb “a deeply intriguing psychological drama that should inspire much spirited debate.”
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In Transit
NW Premiere! Documentary 2015 / US / 76 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Albert Maysles, Lynn True, David Usui, Nelson Walker III, Benjamin Wu Print Source: The Maysles Foundation
Winner of the Best Documentary prize at the Tribeca Film Festival, In Transit is the last film made by the late, great documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles. Shot in his trademark cinema verité style, the film follows passengers traveling three days from Chicago to Seattle on the Empire Builder train. Along the way we meet travelers who are at a crossroads: an apprehensive pregnant woman on her way home to give birth; a young man excited to meet his dream girl whom he has never seen; a single mom with four kids wanting to prove her worth to her disapproving parents; a wife escaping a bad marriage; a young woman searching for direction. Disconnected lives converge and find solace in the majestic act of travel on a train destined for a place in the world for everyone on board. Justin Chang of Variety calls In Transit “A lovely odyssey that proves a fitting farewell to an American ethnographer.” Join us for Q&A with the filmmaker after the film!
10:30pm
Angst Horror
1983 / Austria / in German with English subtitles / 75 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Gerald Kargl Print Source: Cult Epics
Before Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, there was Angst—the hallmark of serial killer films. Originally released in 1983, this intense psychological thriller has rarely been seen, due to censoring and banishment in several countries. The story takes place in the mind of a psychopath. Just released from prison, he begins stalking a family of three, living in a secluded home. Audiences witness everything from his point of view, including his thoughts, which are illustrated by a disturbing voice-over. We are fully immersed in the mind of the killer, while he carries out his brutal crimes. Featuring an eerie atmosphere, creepy soundtrack, and innovative camerawork, the existence of Angst was a shadowy myth in genre circles until the notorious filmmaker, Gaspar Noé, revealed it to be a major influence in his work. Short: Rhino Directed by: Syd Boyle / US / 10 min A man is given a glimpse into a disturbing future with a chance to save the one he loves.
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Kid’s Club Program 2: The Best of NYCIFF + Bye-Bye Burdy 4
The Babushkas of Chernobyl
(T)error
Olympia Federal Savings presents
Directed by: Various / 2015 / 65 minutes / Format: Blu-ray Print Source: Gkids
Kids and adults will enjoy this group of animated shorts from here and around the world: Old fables and myths are given a new twist in Mythopolis and Tigers Tied Up in One Rope. Fate is in the hands of some surprising characters in Johnny Express and In the Beginning. The human spirit, guided by music, soars against harsh realities in The Trumpeter and Layla’s Melody. The Single Life strikes a playful note when it imagines music as means of time-travel. Dogs take center stage — literally — in Oh My Dog. Followed by short film: Bye Bye Burdy Part 4 - Director: Kevin Rainsberry / Olympia, WA / 2015 / 23 minutes / digital file This local puppet and human Musical Adventure (with all local musicians and international sensations Shellshag!) will have you and the kids singing along on the magical journey of Burdy and his friends! In this installment Burdy and his friends have a pizza party that leads to a spell that sends the gang off to Dreamland! Come along for the fun! Or as Kelly Lux, our Festival Programmer puts it: "It's like, H.R. Puff 'n Stuff with metal, instead of Jimmy the Flute!"
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Olympia Food Co-op presents Documentary
2015 / US / 76 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Anne Bogart, Holly Morris Print Source: Anne Bogart and Holly Morris
In the radioactive Dead Zone surrounding the Chernobyl Reactor No. 4, a defiant community of women scratches out an existence on some of the most toxic land on Earth. They share this hauntingly beautiful but lethal landscape with an assortment of interlopers—scientists, soldiers, and even ‘stalkers’—young thrill-seekers who sneak in to pursue post-apocalyptic video game-inspired fantasies. Why the film’s central characters chose to return after the disaster, defying the authorities and endangering their health, The Babushkas of Chernobyl is a remarkable tale about the pull of home, the healing power of shaping one’s destiny, and the subjective nature of risk. Like the wolves, moose, wild boar, and other wildlife not seen for decades that have come back to the abandoned forests around Chernobyl, the women of the Exclusion Zone, too, have an extraordinary story of survival, and offer a dark yet strangely affirming portrait of life post-apocalypse.
Short: The Future Perfect
Directed by: Nick Citton / 2015 / Canada / 11 minutes / Format: DCP Somewhere between then and now, a time traveler defies his orders, and compromises a future he cannot unlearn.
Olympia Food Co-op presents Documentary 2015 / US / 93 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Lyric R. Cabral and David Felix Sutcliffe Print Source: The Film Collaborative
Winner of a Special Jury prize at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, (T)error is the first documentary to place filmmakers on the ground during an active FBI counterterrorism sting operation. Through the perspective of "Shariff", a 63-year-old black revolutionary turned informant, viewers get an unfiltered glimpse of the government's counterterrorism tactics and the murky justifications behind them, exposing the details of what agents are forced to endure to carry out their dubious missions, all in the name of an increasingly vague cause. As we get to know “Shariff,” we begin to question his motives as he is drawn deeper into the world of uncertain accusations and blame being played out in the name of national security. Tension filled, stark and controversial, (T)error illuminates the fragile relationships between the individual and America’s surveillance state, and asks who is watching the watchers.
November 4:30pm
Capricorn One Action / Thriller
1978 / US, UK / 123 minutes / Format: 16mm Directed by: Peter Hyams Cast: Elliott Gould, James Brolin, Brenda Vaccaro...and many more! Print Source: Warner Brothers
Conspiracy thrillers were a hallmark of 1970’s cinema, but it was Capricorn One that heralded the era of government cover-up in the space age. Capricorn One is the USA’s first manned mission to Mars. Backed by various multi-million dollar corporations, it promises to open a whole new realm to the capitalist state, as well as build the morale of a country that has become jaded by trips to the moon. NASA has selected three men (Sam Waterston, James Brolin and O.J. Simpson) for this harrowing journey. As the launch grows closer, suspicions mount among the astronauts—especially when they end up being secretly transported to a Mars-looking soundstage, and are forced to perform fake, spacey antics for news cameras. Things become even stranger in this twisty tale of government corruption and corporate greed that is as entertaining as it is bizarre.
7:15pm
Manieggs:
Revenge of the Hard Egg Comedy / Adult Animation 2014 / Hungary / 90 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Zoltán Miklósy Print Source: Reel Suspects
Manieggs is a strangely ingenious animated comedy from Hungary that takes on American action film convention, and places it in a world where men are eggs and cinematic formula is ripe for parody. It takes place in a generic US city, where Johnny Cupido and his friend, Harry, have just been released from a two week prison sentence for a crime they did not commit. Their mission: revenge. Together they delve into the crime-ridden underworld to track down those responsible for getting them locked up. Their journey takes them into the depths of American action film cliché, where various gangs, from the mob to Yakuza, fight for imagined territory and virtually everything and everyone explodes or can be killed at any moment. A clever homage, as well as a pointed critique of by-the-numbers Hollywood blockbusters, Manieggs is so funny and weird that you’ll wonder, “How could I have not known about this?!” Please note: This film contains adult language. Short: Detectives of Noir Town Directed by: Andrew Chambers / 2015 / Australia / 7 minutes / digital file In a town where people and puppets walk the streets, a puppet detective is on the case of his missing uncle, but he faces competition from every man, woman, and dummy wanting to be named Noir Town’s top detective.
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The New Moon Collective and Magic Kombucha present
"Sousveillance: Inverse Surveillance" International Experimental Shorts Total program length: 79 minutes Filmmakers Jacob Pander, Marina Gagarina, Mary Jane Dunphe and Stasia Kowelski will be in attendance!
Sousveillance is the recording of an activity by a participant in the activity, typically by way of small wearable or portable personal technologies. Inverse surveillance is a subset of sousveillance with a particular emphasis on the "watchful vigilance from underneath". WARNING: THIS PROGRAM CONTAINS EXTREMELY EXPLICIT SEXUAL AND AWESOME IMAGERY! Some of the most recent, highly-regarded and relevant international avant garde films, are put side by side with archival work and local experiments in animation and dance confrontation in this program designed to challenge our assumptions about seeing and being seen. The technologies and culture that have spurred the Black Lives Matter movement, Chelsea Manning, and Wikileaks, are used here by filmmakers to explode and invert old ideas about gaze and power. Microbiology, sex, party culture, surveillance, and colonialism are the themes explored in these radical remixes of appropriated sounds and image, colliding with extremes in approach of new image making. Experimental film, extreme sports, medical drama, action movie, and porn fans (as well as party animals) will not be disappointed with this show…but they might be changed forever! Occidente-dir Ana Vaz/Brazil, Portugal/2014/15 min/DCP Embargo-dir Johann Lurf/Austria/2014/10 min/DCP O, Persecuted-dir Basma Alsharif/Palestine/2014/12 min/DCP The Operation-dirs Jacob Pander and Marne Lucas/US/1995/13 min/digital file Sanctus-dir Barbara Hammer/US/1990/20 min/16mm Scrap Tycoon (excerpt)-dir Marina Gagarina/Olympia, WA/2015/2 min/35mm Negative Blossoms-dirs Mary Jane Dunphe and Stasia Kowaleski/ Olympia, WA/2015/ 7 min/digital file
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Documentary
Drama
Chuck Norris vs. Communism
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Bota
2015 / UK, Romania, Germany / in Romanian with English subtitles / 78 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Ilinca Calugareanu Print Source: Vernon Films
2014 / Albania, Italy, France / in Albanian with English subtitles / 104 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Iris Elezi, Thomas Logoreci Print Source: Thomas Logoreci
In 1980s Romania, a VHS player cost as much as a car and American action films were a symbol of freedom. The focus of the documentary is Irina Nistor, a young woman working in the state censor’s office, who gets an offer from a co-worker who deals in bootleg videotapes on the sly. Through their partnership, she translates over a thousand films into the Romanian language, giving access to anyone with the right connections a window into to the American way of life as illustrated by Sly Stallone and Purple Rain. Through flawless reenactments and witness accounts, we see how the forbidden allure of American films equalled dissent in the Soviet era, as Jean-Claude Van Damme and Chuck Norris weren’t just overexposed, cheesy action stars; they were the forbidden fruit that would spark a world-changing revolution.
In Bota, Albania's official submission for the Best Foreign Film Oscar, contemporary lives unfold while surrounded by the past. On the edge of a haunted swamp lies an isolated village where citizens were once exiled during communist rule. Bota is a café located on the outskirts of the desolate territory. Within its confines life plays out: Beni is the owner and will do anything to make it into the big time. He’s also having an affair with his employee, Nora, who envisions a future together even though he has a wife. Meanwhile, July is saving her pennies to move to the capital, but worries about her ailing grandmother. As road construction moves closer, the future looms. Featuring beautiful cinematography and a soundtrack of Albania’s forgotten Tango music, Bota is a lyrical and absorbing portrait of modern lives lived under the shadows of what once was. Join us for Q&A with the filmmaker after the screening!
8:00pm
Revenge of the Kung Fu Double Feature Back from being on hiatus for retooling, The Kung Fu Double Feature is back! And this time it’s out for REVENGE! Join us for not one, but TWO amazing films featuring high-flying Kung Fu action and the best in super-crazy, over-the-top stunts! Including a super secret second feature that must not be missed! Hosted by Dan Halsted, head program director of Portland’s famed Hollywood Theater and film curator extraordinaire! Master Of The Flying Guillotine
1975 / Taiwan, Hong Kong / 93 minutes / Format: 35mm Directed by: Yu Wang A blind assassin armed with a vicious flying guillotine is out to kill the legendary one-armed boxer (martial arts superstar Jimmy Wang Yu). Along the way, he interrupts a bizarre kung fu tournament and heads start to roll. It's up to the one-armed boxer now, with his skull shattering punch and his ability to walk on walls. Eagle claw masters, a monkey style fight, and a Swami fighter with ten foot arms are just stepping stones to the massive showdown with the flying guillotine. This is an absolute classic, and truly must be seen to be believed. 35mm print! SECRET SCREENING! An extremely rare 35mm print of one of the greatest martial arts films ever made! Guaranteed to blow your mind and drop your jaw to the floor.
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3:00pm
My Skinny Sister Drama
2015 / Sweden, Germany / in Swedish with English subtitles / 95 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Sanna Lenken Print Source: Wide Management
In My Skinny Sister, a preteen girl discovers that the sister she idolizes is harboring a devastating secret. Stella is 12 years old and is just beginning to navigate the complicated battleground that is adolescence. When she finally becomes a teenager the world will change into awesomeness. Just look at her sister, Katja: four years older, beautiful and talented, and a competitive ice skater…everyone loves her. But when Katja’s behavior changes, Stella can tell there’s something wrong. When she begins to investigate, she becomes embroiled in the web of lies that Katja has been constructing to disguise the eating disorder that’s taken control of her life. Based on the filmmaker’s own experiences, My Skinny Sister is an authentically rendered portrait of teenage life, featuring standout performances by its young cast that has won prizes at various film festivals here and abroad.
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5:30pm
Der Bunker NW Premiere! Comedy
2015 / Germany / in German with English subtitles / 85 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Nikias Chryssos Print Source: Artsploitation
The comedy Der Bunker is a strange fairy tale about a student who ends up lodging with a peculiar family. The student thinks he’s answering an ad for a room with a waterfront view, so he can finish his studies in solitude. Instead, he gets a windowless hovel in a basement-like bunker deep in the forest. If that isn’t bad enough, the house’s owners insist on saddling him with the duty of homeschooling their 8-year-old son, Klaus, who is being groomed for a crazy, unrealistic goal. The fact that Klaus looks to be about 30, with a bowl haircut, isn’t to be questioned either. Why the student stays is just as much a mystery, as events careen out of control, but in a weirdly ordinary way that can only be called transfixing. Bizarrely funny and thought provoking, Der Bunker is a story of parenting gone wildly awry that plays out like an episode of The Twilight Zone as directed by David Lynch.
7:30pm
Green Lady presents
Valley of the Sasquatch Horror / NW Wonders
2015 / US / 92 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: John Portanova Print Source: The October People
In the locally made horror opus Valley of the Sasquatch, a father and a son are forced to face the unthinkable in the depths of the deep, dark forest. Roger and Michael are grieving a loss, and attempting to salvage their relationship. When they’re faced with another hardship and are forced to move to an old family cabin in the woods, their civility begins to crumble -especially when unexpected visitors show up to inflame the unpleasantness. All the petty squabbling is forgotten when they realize they’re being stalked by a family of angry Sasquatch, determined to protect their land. Now they must survive as the beasts defend their territory with deadly force. Featuring well-done special effects and a story with depth, Valley of the Sasquatch rises above the usual horror film tropes, which has garnered it acclaim from genre festivals across the country.
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10:15pm
Trailer Apocalypse Fun Movie Trailers!
2015 / 90 minutes / 35mm Directed by: Various Print Source: Grindhouse Releasing
Who doesn’t love watching old, crazy movie trailers? No one! Trailer Apocalypse is an amazing collection of super fun, super crazy movie trailers, all squished into one exciting show and all in 35mm! Curated by Oscar-winning editor Bob Murawski, of Grindhouse Releasing fame, this is a collection of some of the most rare, vintage trailers on the planet. Prepare for a feature-length onslaught of the wildest, weirdest and most action-packed trailers to have ever graced drive-in screens — culled from a vast archive of golden-age exploitation, Blaxploitation, sexploitation, horror, mondo, martial arts and more, mixed with mutant subgenres, freakish fiascos and other brain-bludgeoning, eye-blasting, twominute masterpieces, not seen since the flea-ridden heydays of 42nd St. Not to be missed by any genre fan! Not to be missed by anyone!
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12:30pm
Old School Pizzeria presents Locals Only! 110 minutes
It’s that time of year again -time to enjoy some of the best work by South Sound filmmakers, on the big screen at the majestic Capitol Theater! Hosted by The Olympia Film Collective. Tarotopia Andrew Ebright / 8 minutes An animated, musically driven narrative, based loosely on the cards of the Tarot!
Field of Dreams A Nisqually Spring Break 2015 Youth Film Camp project in conjunction with Sky Bear Media and the Olympia Film Collective / 10 minutes A father and son bond over loss, memories and baseball.
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Field of Dreams A Nisqually Spring Break 2015 Youth Film Camp project in conjunction with Sky Bear Media and the Olympia Film Collective / 10 minutes A father and son bond over loss, memories and baseball.
Sublimia Micaela Huntley-Fryer / 9 minutes Lil’ Diva’s music video is summoned to trial on a planet ruled solely by Queens. A Divine cloud intervenes the court proceeding to deliver an important message.
Pearl Amy Sedgwick / 14 minutes Pearl has lived in the small coastal oysterfarming town all her life. Her one and only job has been at the local oyster cannery. She dreams of an adventurous life in the city…
Across the Pond Paris Dylan / 16 minutes Despite leading very different lives, Emily and Nick share an undeniable connection, but is it strong enough to overcome the distance Across the Pond?
Crossroads Misty Berlin / 13 minutes An average lawyer gives an average hitchhiker a ride and they soon find out they share a not-so-average interest. Snaps: The Musical Jackson Rosenfield / 40 minutes A guy and a girl find empowerment in a rebellious act that spreads across the nation— all set to music and filmed in Olympia.
November 3:15pm
The Brainwashing of My Dad NW Premiere! Documentary
2015 / US / 90 minutes / Format: Blu-ray Directed by: Jen Senko Print Source: Jen Senko
5:45pm
8:30pm
Morphine: Journey of Dreams
The Reef presents Turbo Kid
Documentary
Sci-fi
2014 / US, Italy / 91 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Mark Shuman Print Source: Mark Shuman If
The Brainwashing of My Dad explores modern-day conservative media and its role in our society. Filmmaker Jen Senko was drawn to this subject when she noticed her dad beginning to embrace right-wing ideas after a road trip. Shortly after, Fox News became a constant presence on her parents’ television—and her dad’s outlook became bitter and angry. When Jen mentioned his behavior to others, she realized she was not alone. The cult of Fox News, and inflammatory right-wing media, spread its poisonous tentacles throughout the country, corrupting seniors who were vulnerable to its negative message. This smart and entertaining documentary explores this phenomena, breaking down the media machine to expose exactly how it works, and why. Don’t miss this WORK IN PROGRESS EDITION, along with a Skype interview with Jen Senko, after the film. Your input can help make a great film even better!
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you were a fan of “alternative” radio in the ‘90s, you’ll probably remember the incredibly unique Boston trio Morphine (Mark Sandman, Dana Colley, and Jerome Deupree), whose “low rock” sound was comprised of drums, baritone sax, a two-string slide bass, and Sandman’s deep, rumbling vocals. Formed in 1989, the band experienced the ‘90s phenomenon of indie-to-major label, local fame-to-international acclaim, gradually creating a die-hard fan base of those who had seen them live. Tragically, in 1999 while onstage in Italy, Sandman suffered a heart attack and died, after which the surviving members disbanded. In Morphine: Journey of Dreams, Austin, TX club owner and friend of the band, Mark Shuman, has used the full access he received to the band’s audio, video, and written archives to create a loving tribute. Focusing more on the band members and those who knew them well than on testaments from fellow musicians (although Henry Rollins and the late Joe Strummer are both included), the film presents a curated assortment of live performances throughout the band’s 10-year run. Don’t miss this chance to be (re)introduced to this one-of-a-kind group!
2015 / Canada, New Zealand / 93 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: François Simard, Anouk Whissell, Yoann-Karl Whissell Print Source: Epic Pictures
An homage to 1980’s cinema, Turbo Kid is a post-apocalyptic teenaged dream with the perfect keyboard soundtrack. The year is 1997: the Earth has become a wasteland due to destructive acid rain. Survivors subsist in the remnants of civilization, and The Kid spends his days scavenging bunkers and reading comics featuring his favorite superhero, Turbo Rider. The world now revolves around the lack of water—everyone wants it, no one has it—except for Zeus (Michael Ironside), who rules over the meager supply with a steel fist. When The Kid meets a sprite-like girl with pink hair named Apple, she encourages him to embrace his inner Turbo Man, and defeat the evil, water-hoarding warlord. And so he does—as The Kid and friends set out on an amazing adventure full of crazy fights, BMX bike chases, and totally extreme special effects.
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ALL FREAKIN' NIGHT Shock Waves The Beyond
1977 / US / 85 minutes / Format: 35mm Directed by: Ken Wiederhorn Cast: Peter Cushing, John Carradine, Brooke Adams Print Source: 35mm film
1981 / Italy / 87 minutes / Format: 35mm Directed by: Lucio Fulci Print Source: Grindhouse Releasing
Q: The Winged Serpent
Italian director Lucio Fulci’s films are a surreal journey into a world of ultra gore, nightmare imagery, claustrophobic atmosphere, and over-the-top violence, all wrapped in a surreal soundtrack meant to drown us in a questionable reality. Though this doesn't come close to describing the sheer craziness of The Beyond, thought to be Fulci's disturbing masterpiece. In New Orleans, an old hotel with a storied past is inherited by a woman named Liza, who has plans to renovate. Little does she know that the hotel stands on one of the seven doors to Hell. When plans go forward and the door is disturbed, bizarre activity begins to plague the area. Slo-mo spiders, creepy little girls, rabid dogs, eye-popping deaths, and much, much more converge in a deluge of violent weirdness, as the vulnerable city becomes awash in the awakened curse meant to take it down forever.
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1982 / US / 93 minutes / Format: 35mm Directed by: Larry Cohen Cast: David Carradine, Michael Moriarty, Candy Clark Print Source: 35mm film
Q: The Winged Serpent is a monster movie that takes place in New York City. What is that giant, bird-shaped shadow that sometimes covers the sun? Could it be the cause of the spontaneous beheadings plaguing the city? Or could it be the origin of the rash of rooftop abductions that have struck terror into oblivious NYC citizens? Official investigations have turned up nothing. Only when a screwed-up ex-con piano player runs from the law and straight into a giant, flying lizard's rooftop nest is its actual existence proven. Q is a mythical Aztec monster brought to life to cause havoc in the stony city it now calls home—in the Chrysler building, nonetheless. When the ex-con decides to use his exclusive knowledge to blackmail the law, he may be smart, or he may be the monster's next meal. Funny, scary, and really, really weird, Q: The Winged Serpent is a jaded and bloody exploitation classic full of deadpan humor and severed limbs.
In Shock Waves, Nazi super soldiers dwell on the ocean floor waiting to destroy humankind. When a charter boat picks up a distressed woman floating in the surf with a crazy story to tell about an island, there's nothing else to do than investigate—especially after they run out of fuel off the island's shore. Upon landing, they find a deserted hotel and a deluded German scientist, who tells of the Totenkorps: a sect of the Nazi SS created from the worst of society and trained to kill, kill, kill. But they couldn't still be around... Or could they? The dim boat passengers are skeptical, until they're being picked off one by one by pasty white, undead thugs in moldy goggles. They are super strong, crafty, and stealthy. Only one thing can stop them—and it's not what you think. A classic in the Nazi zombie genre, Shock Waves will make you question history and the evil men are capable of.
November Doors: 11:00pm / Showtime: Midnight
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Re-Animator 1985 / US / 86 minutes / Format: 35mm Directed by: Stuart Gordon Print Source: 35mm film
Who Can Kill a Child? 1976 / Spain / 112 minutes / Format: 35mm Directed by: Narciso Ibáñez Serrador Print Source: 35mm film
Although mostly unheard-of, Who Can Kill a Child? is considered the very best Spanish horror film ever made. It takes place on an island—an island where kids kill. An English couple, looking for a secluded vacation spot, can't resist returning to the majestic island of Almanzora. Conjuring pleasant memories, the couple arrives in a small boat and is left to fend for themselves. But where is everyone? There are only children by the beach and playing games in a courtyard. As the couple wanders further into the small village, no adults can be found—only the electric air of shocking anticipation. When an old man appears to give warning and succumbs to a gruesome fate, the couple realizes that they're next—as the kids have taken their revenge, and all adults are now their prey. Probably the very best 'killer kid' movie ever, Who Can Kill a Child? is a wonderfully disturbing journey into the horrible.
Super gory, funny, crazy, and scary, director Stuart Gordon's Re- Animator is arguably the very best H.P. Lovecraft adaptation put on film. Herbert West is a medical student with ambition. He spends his time at Arkham University studying the human body—and ways to defeat death. And he's almost got it! Almost. When he ends up renting a room at a boarding house, Herbert finds the basement is the perfect spot to hone his new discovery—a glowing, green solution meant to inject life back into cadavers. And it almost works—almost. The only problem is that everyone he brings back to life ends up a raving, brainless fiend out for blood. But he's working on it! He's making progress. He's dragged his unwitting roommate Dan into his scheme. As Herbert's experiments become more elaborate, so does the trouble he gets into—because everyone knows: it's impossible to cheat death—it will always catch up to the living eventually.
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Drama
Drama
Journey to Italy
The Invitation
1958 / Italy, France / 97 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Roberto Rossellini Print Source: Janus Films
2015 / US / 100 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Karyn Kusama Print Source: Drafthouse Films
Roberto Rossellini’s Journey to Italy is a benchmark in cinema, although seldom seen. Embroiled in controversy upon its release, due to industry gossip surrounding an affair between the director and its star, Ingrid Bergman, it was quietly pulled from theaters. The introspective story involves Katherine (Bergman) and Alexander Joyce: married for eight years, they’re waking up to the reality that they no longer share passion for each other. When fate brings them an opportunity to travel to Naples, instead of vacationing together, they go their separate ways. Katherine takes in the atmosphere of the city and the countryside, while Alexander drinks himself into oblivion and peruses women. While apart, they both learn about themselves and their place in the world. Considered a masterpiece of Italian cinema, Journey to Italy is a heartrending work of emotion and spirituality in the guise of an existential travelogue.
In the SXSW Film Festival favorite, The Invitation, an intense and unpredictable story of loss and redemption plays out one evening over dinner. When Will and Kira are invited to a dinner party, things seem normal… until they’re not. David and Eden have asked the couple over, along with some other friends, not just to partake of food and wine, but to hawk an alternative agenda. If this isn’t awkward enough, Will begins to suspect other underlying motives in the friendly couple’s banter. And he can’t quite trust anyone, especially since he knows Eden so well—his ex-wife who he hasn’t seen in the last two years. As the night stretches on, Will’s paranoia grows more acute, as he suspects the worst in a tense situation that may be of his own making. An expertly paced thriller that constantly surprises, The Invitation will leave you guessing until the shocking end.
Classic
Short:
Behold
Directed by: Giannis Valahopoulos / 2015 / Greece / 7 minutes / Format: DCP Two women sit on a bench contemplating their lives, while a vegetable salesman announces “onions, potatoes, garlic!” and theories on existence.
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Wings of Desire 1987 / Germany, France / in German with English subtitles / 128 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Wim Wenders Print Source: Janus Films
Wings of Desire is a romantic ode to love, longing, and the human condition. In a black & white world, high above the Earth, angels reside. Donning cool overcoats and an empathetic air, they comfort the afflicted— people living their lives in heartache on the mortal plain. Angels Damiel (Bruno Ganz) and Cassiel are assigned to post-war Berlin. They surround themselves in human thought and attempt to give consolation to distracted souls. Damiel’s world changes when he spots
Marion, a beautiful trapeze artist at a crossroads in her life. Smitten, Damiel makes the daring decision to fall to Earth to be with the woman he is meant to spend eternity with. An undying masterpiece, Wings of Desire is cinematic meditation on life that only grows more luminescent as time moves on.
CLOSING NIGHT
November
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7:30pm Doors/8:00pm Show
Rainy Day Records presents
Try This At Home
Documentary Q&A with filmmakers and many musicians and festival volunteers LIVE MUSIC with C-Average and Guidon Bear 2015 / US / 78 minutes / Format: DCP Directed by: Elina Shatkin, Cris Dupont, Thomas Logoreci Print Source: Thomas Logoreci Try This At Home, a documentary about the 1999 and 2001 YoYo-AGoGo music festivals. YoYo-A-GoGo was a periodic volunteer-run festival, spearheaded by Pat Maley of YoYo Records, that celebrated indie music and the communities that were formed among the musicians, Labels, and fans in a pre-Internet, pre-file-sharing age of mail order-based networks. Thanks to the tireless efforts of filmmakers Elina Shatkin, Cris Dupont, and Thomas Logoreci, every single one of the 1999 YoYo-A-GoGo performers were recorded, and Try This At Home presents many of them as a loving time capsule from that era and testament to the still-inspiring power of the true DIY ethic – taking a chance and making your own creative statement in your own community, no matter where that may be. You won’t want to miss the electrifying and moving live performances, including the Make-Up, the Mountain Goats, Negativland, and the late Elliott Smith.
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GUEST BIOS Marco Collins (The Glamour and the Squalor) Marco Collins is an iconic radio DJ who rose to prominence in the early ‘90s as the music director at Seattle’s 107.7 KNDD. Under his commanding influence, musicians such as Beck, Foo Fighters and Nirvana were given needed exposure. He is now featured in an exhibit in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Iris Elezi (Bota)
Albanian born Iris Elezi previously directed and edited the award-winning six part documentary series UNDER CONSTRUCTION (2007). Together with archivist Regina Longo and Thomas Logoreci, Elezi co-founded the Albanian Cinema Project, an initiative that aims at restoring and raising awareness about the endangered Albanian national film archive. Marq Evans (The Glamour and the Squalor) Marq Evans is an independent filmmaker who has produced award-winning content for brands such as the United States Navy, Lockheed Martin, the Smithsonian Institute, Clinton Global Initiative and the band Arcade Fire. The Glamour & The Squalor is • Marq’s first directorial feature.
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Crispin Hellion Glover
Crispin Hellion Glover is a multifaceted American artist. He is primarily known as a film actor, but is also a publisher, filmmaker and author. His career has been marked by portrayals of wonderfully eccentric people, such as George McFly in Back to the Future and Willard Stiles in Willard. In the late 1980s, Glover started his own publishing company, Volcanic Eruptions, which turned into a production company in the 1990’s for his film works. Crispin Glover’s first professional acting appearance was in 1978. He has appeared in over 50 films as an actor, including River’s Edge, Charlie’s Angels, The Doors, Willard, Dead Man, Back to the Future, What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, Wild At Heart, The People vs. Larry Flynt, Beowulf, The Wizard of Gore, and Alice In Wonderland. Glover pursues a defiantly individualistic path. His characters are notable for their peculiar personality traits and unconventional thought processes. Crispin is currently working on his next directorial feature and new book. He resides in the Czech Republic. The Olympia Film Society is thrilled to welcome Crispin Glover back to the Capitol Theater.
Dan Halsted (Kung Fu Double Feature) Dan Halsted is the head film programmer at the Hollywood Theatre in Portland OR. He’s also the founder of the theater’s popular monthly “Kung Fu Theater” series. He’s an avid film collector, with a passion for Hong Kong cinema, and in 2009, he unearthed a massive collection of extremely rare 35mm kung fu films. For his unorthodox film preservation efforts, he was dubbed “The Indiana Jones of film archivists” by the Willamette Week newspaper. Thomas Logoreci (Bota and Try This At Home) Thomas Logoreci produced and edited Caveh Zahedi’s critically acclaimed 2005 feature comedy I AM A SEX ADDICT. Together with acclaimed Irish filmmaker and critic Mark Cousins, Logoreci co-wrote HERE BE DRAGONS, an essay documentary about Albania that premiered at Telluride in 2014. Olympia Film Collective The OFC is dedicated to the craft of film-
making and creating professional productions that reflect the unique and vibrant lifestyle of the South Sound. As a Collective, the OFC is open to collaboration and working with aspiring creatives with a story to tell. OFC will be moderating this year’s Locals Only screening. www.olyfilm.com
John Portanova (Valley of the Sasquatch) is an independent filmmaker based out of Seattle, WA. In 2011 he founded the production company The October People alongside Matt Medisch and Jeremy Berg. John acted as a writer/producer on The October People’s first two films The Invoking and The Device. His directorial debut, the creature feature Valley of the Sasquatch, is currently traveling the festival circuit.feature Valley of the Sasquatch, is currently traveling the festival circuit. Jen Senko (The Brainwashing of My Dad)
Lynn True (In Transit)
Lynn True is a New York based documentary filmmaker. Along with her partner, Nelson Walker, Lynn's films include iThemba|Hope (Sundance Channel 2005), LUMO (PBS/POV 2007), and Summer Pasture (PBS/Independent Lens 2012), which was nominated for an IFP Gotham Independent Film Award, Independent Spirit Award and won a Peabody Award. Lynn and Nelson are currently working on a new film about a UN worker in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Zach Weintraub (Slackjaw)
Jen Senko is an award-winning documentary filmmaker based in New York City. Her first documentary, “Road Map Warrior Women”, won recognition with several festival awards. Her recent film, “The Vanishing City”, co-directed with Fiore DeRosa, has also garnered festival awards such as Best Feature Documentary in the Williamsburg International Film Festival, Best Short Documentary in the Harlem International Film Festival.
Zach Weintraub is an on-and-off Olympian since 1990. He has made four movies: Bummer Summer, The International Sign for Choking, You Make Me Feel So Young, and Slackjaw. He has been a guest lecturer at the NW Film Forum, an Artist Trust fellowship recipient, and in 2013 he was nominated by The Stranger for a Genius Award in film. In his spare time he enjoys data entry
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HISTORY OF THE CAPITOL THEATER
Original owners E.A. Zabel and William Wilson were prominent purveyors of family entertainment in Olympia since 1909. The Capitol Theater, built in 1924, was the crowning glory of a succession of local theaters owned by Zabel. The two commissioned local architect Joseph Wohleb to design a “monument to amusement lovers in Olympia,” a luxurious “picture palace” that was designed for orchestras to accompany silent films. On October 7th, 1924, the Capitol Theater opened its doors to an audience of over one thousand people who came for an evening
of festive entertainment including organ music, song, dance, movies, and community networking. For the next half century, the Zabel family operated the theater. The
theater was used primarily as a film venue and as a home for vaudeville. In the early days, many films premiered here, including Tugboat Annie, Ring of Fire, and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, as well as many performances by famous musicians and singers like Judy Garland. The theater originally had two manual Smith theater pipe organs installed in 1926. According to records, the organs were moved to Shoreline, WA in 1959 and were eventually broken up for parts and sold to a man in Twin Falls, ID.
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Built in the Mission Revival/Beaux Arts style, the building features glazed terra cotta and circular leaded art glass insets depicting the Greek muses designed by Northwest glass artist Raymond Nyson. Terra cotta masks and the Greek mythological hippocamps designed by Polish illustrator and mask maker W.T. Benda flank the backlit stained glass. The interior above the massive stage was crested with a large “C” which you can still see today, also depicted carved golden angels playing trumpets and harps. Unfortunately, a fire in 1937 caused extensive damage, and much of the interior was removed and replaced.
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ABOUT THE OLYMPIA FILM SOCIETY
The Olympia Film Society (OFS) was founded in 1980 by a local group of film enthusiasts who sought to share their love of cinematic art with the community. Now, more than thirty years later and more than 200 volunteers, OFS has grown to become a beloved organization to film, music, and art lovers, and is regarded as the première presenter of independent and underrepresented art in the South Sound community. OFS is the sole caretaker of the Capitol Theater. OFS takes pride in preserving the historical purpose of the theater through a variety of programming. Although the “F” stands for film, OFS is known for producing unique, award winning concerts and performances by international, national, and local musicians and performers. VOLUNTEERS We depend upon the efforts of the OFS volunteer community - some 200 active, community minded cinephiles who give their time in service of film, music and art. The spirit of volunteerism remains strong and vibrant at OFS! We are seeing new faces weekly, and long time volunteers are evolving their roles through cross training and taking on leadership duties that help to support the staff in their daily work. Olympia is a town that chooses to be more spectacular than mere demographics and economics would suggest it could be. OFS volunteers help secure the Capitol Theater for future generations of Olympians with their selfless labor and dedication! FILM Throughout the year, our weekly film series showcases independent, popular, and local films that engage our community in dialogue about social, economic, and cultural ideas and issues from around the world. Sometimes it’s just about pure fun and escape. You can enjoy animated family-friendly titles (Kids Club), revival movies (Silver Screenings) silent films with live musical accompaniment (Silents!), and cult classics (Fright Club). In addition to revival movies, OFS programs new and independent movies along with mini festivals, and the Annual Olympia Film Festival. Many of these events emphasize interactive and educational opportunities through panel discussions where viewers could share ideas and ask questions of the filmmakers and guests. MUSIC All year long you can expect world-class talent on our stage. Experience music in an intimate setting with quality sound in an exciting atmosphere! OFS partner’s with local and national not for profit organizations and local performance groups and creates several annual award winning events, including Night of the Living Tribute Bands and Repeal Prohibition Celebration, and an red carpet Oscar Party that pack the house. Illustrious Oly Kaz Photography acts who have graced our stage include Lucinda Williams, Neko Case, Cat Power, Mudhoney, Jonathan Richman, Henry Rollins, Jello Biafra, Wanda Jackson, Greg Brown, Built to Spill, White Stripes, Dashboard Confessionals, Bright Eyes, Gillian Welch, Iris Dement, John Doe, Hari Kondabolu, Sandra Bernhard, Mike Watt, Indigo Girls, and many more local and regional bands and performers. ART The Mezzanine Art Space produces programs that include art receptions, silent auctions, coloring books, and special events like Duck the Malls; our annual arts and crafts Holiday Bazaar. OFS showcases the work of over 50 local and regional talented visual artists annually in our Mezzanine Art Space located on the second floor of the Capitol Theater.
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BOOKING & RENTAL Consider renting the historic Capitol Theater for your next event! The theater is an all ages venue that holds 762 seated and 1,000 standing room. It also has a smaller performance area called The Backstage, which holds up to 150 people standing room. The theater accommodates both public and private live music, film screenings, presentations, and performances. Hourly daytime use is also available.
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Support OFS by becoming a member! Go online to www.olympiafilmsociety.org or visit our box office to sign up. Payments can be made at the Capitol Theater box office during Showtimes (while purchasing tickets) or at the OFS office at 416 Washington St. SE, Suite 208, Olympia, WA 98501.
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CAST STAFF Kelly Lux, 2015 Film Festival Program Director Hannah Eklund, Marketing Coordinator Fraoigh Howard, Housekeeping & Maintenance Engineer Steve Fisher, Sound Engineer
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Audrey M. Henley, Executive Director Aimee Hughes, Bookkeeper & Office Manager Joaquin de la Puente, Cinema Technician Tanar Stalker, Stage Manager Eli Wasserman, Sound Engineer
Harry Reetz, Program Director Morgan Picton, Volunteer Coordinator Jeff Galegher, Production Manager Mirrah Stoller, Sound Engineer
WE DEPEND UPON THE EFFORTS OF THE OFS VOLUNTEER COMMUNITY - SOME 200 ACTIVE, COMMUNITY MINDED CINEPHILES THAT GIVE THEIR TIME IN SERVICE OF FILM, MUSIC AND ART. THE SPIRIT OF VOLUNTEERISM REMAINS STRONG AND VIBRANT AT OFS! OFS VOLUNTEERS SECURE THE CAPITOL THEATER FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS OF OLYMPIANS WITH THEIR SELFLESS LABOR AND DEDICATION! WE THANK EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dick Meyer, Treasurer Angel Cruz
Tim Sweeney, President Tom McDonald, Secretary Elaine Fischer
Eileen Le Van, Vice President David Arceo Christine Salvador
COMMITTEE MEMBERS Joyce Mercuri, Finance Tom Rieger/TARC Studios, Facilities Chris Carson, Film Selection Stew Henderson, Development
Bert Trobman, Finance Frank Lynam, Facilities Ron Thomas/ TARC Studios, Facilities Brianna Hornbeck, Film Selection Darla Ashford, Graphics
Linda Friedman, Finance Shane Jewell, Facilities Emmie Forman, Film Selection Richard Swanson, Development
VOLUNTEERS 5 Cedric Angel 5 Deborah Aroquiame 5 John Ayala 5 Samuel Baderdeen 5 Kozmo Bates 5 Benjamin Batten 5 Ben Beck 5 Sarah Belman Jay Bemis 5 Celena Bird 5 Leo Blakeslee 5 Steve Blakeslee 5 Jim Bleil 5 Brooke Bolding 5 Addison Bowe 5 Syd Boyle IV 5 Baerbel Bradshaw 5 Erica Bramlet Josh Brastad 5 Dick Bredeson 5 Ashley Brown 5 Hans Burger 5 Adina Burstein 5 Jill Busby 5 Angel Camama 5 David Campbell 5 Orion Canning Michael Chapman 5 Lindsay Church 5 Cody Clark 5 Andrew Clawitter 5 Alex Cleghorn 5 Elyse Clifford 5 Tina Connolly 5 Steve Conway 5 Erik Cornellier Michael Cousino 5 Arlo Cristofaro-Hark 5 Mike Cummins 5 Cheryl D’Angelo-Gary 5 Noraa Danielle 5 Jimmi Davies 5 Yolanda de Peralta 5 Armando DeLao Olivia Dolorier 5 Mia Drescher 5 Isabella Duque 5 Gautam Dutta 5 Mickey East 5 Andrew Ebright 5 Christopher Edwards 5 Paige Elizabeth 5 Lisa Elshoff Olivia Elshoff 5 Jeremy Ennis 5 Vadi Erdal 5 Forrest Escobedo 5 Eli Fair 5 John Farinelli 5 Sarah Farley 5 Sarah Fazio 5 Mark Friend 5 Diane Froelich Marina Gagarina 5 Tucker Gage 5 Dawn Gedenberg 5 Lee Ann Gekas 5 Riley Gibson 5 Natalya Gimson 5 Ed Glidden 5 Erik Gordon 5 Vicky Gorny Cody Gover 5 Jen Grady 5 Linda Graetz 5 Martin Griessmueller 5 Benjamin Haddix 5 Nora Halbert 5 Kayli Hardcastle 5 Justin Hart 5 Dave Harvey Kuwilileni Hauwanga 5 Brandon Henkins 5 Jessie Herzog 5 Shanti Herzog 5 Greg Hilchey 5 Richard Hoffman 5 Leslie Holmes 5 Jason Holoch Brian Hughes 5 Elden Hughes 5 Nathaniel Hughes 5 Kyle Huiet 5 Madison Humfleet 5 Taylor Humfleet 5 Arly Hyatt 5 Avida Jackson 5 Karielle Jackson Dion Jardine 5 Christina Jensen 5 Macy Jewell 5 Streator Johnson 5 Lindsey Johnstone 5 Lorri Johnstone 5 Chris Jones 5 Mark Kenny 5 Dany Knight Eva Kohlman 5 Diane Kurzyna 5 Vanessa LaValle 5 Eva Lang 5 Zac Larson 5 Jocelina Larue 5 Danielle Lazarus 5 Raiden Lehman 5 Richard Lehman Kaisa Lemley 5 Megan Luke 5 Meliz Maatta 5 Allison Mackey 5 Mariah Madden 5 Kristina Mageau 5 James Maney 5 Penny Marksheffel 5 Brent Martin Evan Maun 5 Kale McConathy 5 Ryan McCord 5 Stephanie McDonald 5 Will McGinty 5 Evelyn McLean 5 Emmeline Mead 5 Ashley Miller 5 Emily Monahan MJ Montgomery 5 Louise Morgan 5 Lia Morisson 5 Thomas Motley 5 Aki Murphy 5 Mark Nelsen 5 Hai-Yen Nguyen 5 Jennifer O’Connor 5 Christopher Olson Andrea Osborn 5 Sam Palmer 5 Jason Pead 5 Tom Pell 5 Jessica Peterson 5 Maggie Pletcher 5 Paul Potasnik 5 Jill Pucciarelli 5 Michael Radelich Benjamin Reynolds 5 Nick Richer 5 Zach Riipinen 5 Kam Robbins 5 Brian Roberts 5 Jenny Robertson 5 Amy Robinson 5 Gregory Robinson 5 Christopher Rocco Daniel Roemer 5 Jasmine Rose 5 Chandra Rubin 5 Todd Russell 5 Becky Ryser 5 Chris Sabatini 5 Erika Saunders 5 Allison Schneider 5 Julie Ann Schroeder Carol Seaman 5 Richelle Selig 5 Michael Sherrill 5 Zero Shields 5 Shanty Slater 5 Pete Small 5 Jim Smith 5 Farrin Sofield 5 Gwen Stamey 5 Allen Stanton Martin Steele 5 Tad Stein 5 Jeff Stillwell 5 Mitch Stinnett 5 Kaitlyn Stribling 5 Erica Stumpe 5 Kirk Sulenes 5 Joe Sullam 5 Jim Sullivan 5 Jim Switzer Emily Tant 5 Patrick Tassoni 5 Raine Thompson 5 Teezy Thompson 5 Karolina Tracz 5 Lindsey Trimble 5 Shari Trinka 5 Garrett Van Kirk 5 Oomung Varma Mark Vorhoff 5 Georgia Wack 5 Lawrence Walker 5 Rachel Weber 5 David Weinman 5 Marsha West 5 Kaylynn What 5 Jessica Winn 5 Tara Wolfe Sam Wotipka 5 Alice Wynne 5 Miranda Young 5 Byron Zarp
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November 8th
Sunday
2:30pm............Embrace of the Serpent (125 min) NW Premiere! 5:30pm............The Glamour & the Squalor (80 min) Q&A with filmmaker Marq Evans and Marco Collins 8:00pm doors 8:30pm show...Dan Savage’s
Tour (75 min)
10:30pm doors 11:00pm show.Dan Savage’s
Tour (75 min)
3:00pm............My Skinny Sister (95 min)
12:30pm..........Locals Only (104 min) hosted by Olympia Film Collective
Thursday
November 12th
12:00pm..........Slackjaw (70 min) Q&A with filmmaker Zach Weintraub
November 13th
10:00am..........Kid’s Club Program 1: The Best of NYCIFF + shorts: Noir and Hansel + Gretel (68 min)
Friday
7:00pm doors 8:00pm show...Crispin Hellion Glover- Slideshow #2 with screening It Is Fine! Everything Is Fine. (134 min w/slideshow) + Q&A and book signing
3:00pm............Chuck Norris vs. Communism (78 min)
November 14th
OPENING NIGHT FESTIVITIES
Saturday
Saturday
NNovember 7th
November 6th
Friday
CAPITOL THEATER 206 5th Ave SE, Olympia, WA 98501
7:30pm............Valley of the Sasquatch (92 min) Q&A with filmmaker John Portanova 10:15pm..........Trailer Apocalypse (90 min)
3:15pm............The Brainwashing of My Dad (90 min) Skype Q&A with filmmaker Jen Senko, NW Premiere! 5:45pm............Morphine: Journey of Dreams (90 min)
12:00pm..........The Wanted 18 (75 min) Q&A with filmmaker
11:00pm doors Midnight..........All Freakin’ Night The Beyond (87 min) Q: The Winged Serpent (93 min) Shock Waves (85 min) Who Can Kill a Child? (112 min) Re-Animator (86 min)
2:30pm............An American Hippie in Israel (95 min) 4:45pm............Moonwalkers (107 min) NW Premiere!
9:00pm............OFS Film School & Crackpot Crafters: 35mm is Alive! (90 min)
5:30pm............Lamb (96 min) 8:00pm............In Transit (76 min) Q&A with filmmaker Lynn True, NW Premiere! 10:30pm..........Angst + short: Rhino (85 min)
12:15pm..........The Babushkas of Chernobyl + short: The Future Perfect (87 min) NW Premiere! 2:15pm............(T)error (93 min) 4:30pm............Capricorn One (123 min) 7:15pm............Manieggs + short: The Detectives of Noir Town (97 min) 9:30pm............“Sousveillance: Inverse Surveillance”: International Experimental Shorts (79 min)
November 15th
November 11th
10:00am..........Kid’s Club Program 2: The Best of NYCIFF + short: Bye-Bye Burdy 4 (88 min)
6:30pm............Performance (105 min)
Sunday
November 9th November 10th
3:30pm............The Nude Area (80 min) NW Premiere!
Monday
5:30pm............Der Bunker (85 min) NW Premiere!
8:30pm............Turbo Kid (93 min)
4:00pm............Above and Below (110 min) NW Premiere!
Tuesday
8:00pm............Revenge of the Kung Fu Double Feature, hosted by Dan Halsted Master of the Flying Guillotine (93 min) + Secret Screening
10:00am..........Kid’s Club-Zarafa (78 min)
7:30pm............Crispin Hellion Glover- Slideshow #1 with screening What Is It? (132 min w/slideshow) + Q&A and book signing
Wednesday
5:00pm............Bota (104 min) Q&A with filmmaker Thomas Logoreci, NW Premiere!
12:00pm..........Journey to Italy + short: Behold (104 min) 2:15pm............The Invitation (100 min) NW Premiere! 4:45pm............Wings of Desire (128 min) CLOSING NIGHT FESTIVITIES 7:30pm doors 8:00pm show....Try This At Home (78 min) with Q&A, NW Premiere! Followed by concert with C Average, Guidon Bear + special guests
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Olympia Film Society Identification as required by the US Postal Code: This is the Olympia Film Festival Program Guide. The issue date is November 2015. This is issue #32 of an annual, non-profit publication, published by the Olympia Film Society, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, at 416 Washington Street, Suite 208, Olympia, WA 98501