2014 Stony Brook Film Festival July 17 – 26

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Stony Brook Film Festival 2014 dear Film Lovers, Welcome to our 19th year! The Stony Brook Film Festival celebrates the best in independent film, all shown on one of the largest screens in the region in Staller Center’s Main Stage Theatre, beginning Opening Night, Thursday, July 17, and ending on Saturday, July 26 with our Closing Night film and Awards.

Along with films from the U.S., our international slate of features, documentaries and shorts will take you to Germany, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland, Israel, Iraq, France, Netherlands, Singapore, Italy, Spain, Austria, Argentina, and Jordan. endent films or Whether you enjoy foreign language films, American indep ience when you attend shorts from around the globe, you’re in for a unique exper rful and growing the Stony Brook Film Festival. The films chosen feature powe crew members at the voices in cinema and many will have directors, actors and festival to represent them. ic buy with many A FILM PASS good for all ten days of films is $85, a terrif lines, guaranteed benef its. Passholder perks include “First Entry” passholder s for parties, and ticket unted disco ing, screen to seating up to 15 minutes prior special offers from festival hospitality sponsors. again this year.

We are offering a limited number of GOLD PASSES once the theatre along This pass allows patrons to sit in the Reser ved Section of ing & Closing Open the to ticket a es includ with filmmakers and guests and Night Receptions. admission; $8 for We also offer SINGLE TICKETS. Tickets are $10 general senior citizens and $5 for students, subject to availability. the film world as they Join us and meet directors, actors, as well as rising stars in le with them and answer your questions following many of the screenings. Ming an additional charge. fellow filmgoers at the opening and closing night parties for 19th Annual Stony Enjoy Long Island ’s premier annual summer arts event, the Brook Film Festival from July 17–26.

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Stony Brook Film FeStival 2014 Schedule Opening night thursday, July 17

7:00 pm Back On track (110) Short: Across Grace Alley (25) 10:00 pm Opening Night Party (Wang Center – tickets required)

Friday, July 18

saturday, July 19 7:00 pm Fall to rise (92) Short: The Showdown (12) 9:30 pm Life’s a Breeze (85) Short: Sequestered (9)

Friday, July 25

sunday, July 20 7:00 pm hanna’s Journey (100) Short: Jerome’s Bouquet (17) 9:30 pm 45 rpM (97) Short: Waking Marshall Walker (15) 7:00 pm My sweet pepper Land (100) Short: Deserted (25) 9:30 pm Kenau (110) Short: Big Girl (16)

tuesday, July 22

7:00 pm paper souls (100) Short: Sorta’ Horny (21) 9:30 pm Canopy (80) Short: Home (30)

thursday, July 24

7:00 pm a Five star Life (85) Shorts: – The Commute (4) – Luminaris (6) 9:30 pm the dark Valley (115) Short: Straight Down Low (25)

7:00 pm Maïna (100) Short: The Ring Cycle (13) 9:30 pm the identical (108) Short: The Future (8)

MOnday, July 21

Wednesday, July 23 7:00 pm the green prince (99) Short: Little Africa (15) 9:30 pm thesis On a homicide (106) Short: Into The Silent Sea (26)

7:00 pm May in the summer (99) 9:15 pm the art Of the short – Time Freak (10) – Cataplexy (8) – This Is Ellen (8) – Tribute (20)

saturday, July 26

Closing Night 8:30 pm 1,000 times good night (117) 10:30 pm CLOSING NIGHT AWARDS RECEPTION (Hilton Garden Inn – tickets required) • All screenings in Staller Center Main Stage Theatre (running times in parentheses) • Later movie START TIMES are approximate. Question and answer sessions may delay the start of the later feature.

Please note: Shorts play first at screening times

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OPENING NIGHT THursday, JuLy 17 aT 7:00 PM

Back on track (Sein letztes Rennen) U.S. Premiere • Germany 110 minutes Directed by Kilian Riedhof.

Written by Kilian Riedhof, Marc Blöbaum, Peter Hinderthür.

With Dieter Hallervorden, Tatja Seibt, Heike Makatsch (Love Actually).

In German with subtitles.

In this bittersweet drama we meet Paul Averoff, former marathon runner and Olympic gold medal winner. Now in his seventies, he and his wife move to a depressing retirement home that offers either a singing group or handicraft classes, so Paul dons his running shoes and begins jogging in the park. The other residents think he’s crazy, especially after he announces that he is training for the Berlin Marathon, which he intends to win.

Produced by Boris Schönfelder.

Edited by Melanie Margalith.

Director of Photography: Judith Kaufmann.

A neue Schönhauser Filmproduktion.

Opening night premiere from Beta Cinema.

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acroSS Grace alley USA • 25 minutes • A film by Ralph Macchio Featuring Marsha Mason (The Goodbye Girl), Karina Smirnoff (Dancing with the Stars), Ben Hyland.

A young boy struggling with his parents’ divorce becomes infatuated with a woman he discovers through a neighboring window.

A poignant coming of age story.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

Special openinG niGht Selection

THURSDAY, JULY 17 AT 10:00 PM OPENING NIGHT PARTY AT THE WANG CENTER Dessert and drinks to kick off the 19th Annual Festival • Tickets: $20 for passholders. $25 for non-passholders subject to availability.

The Charles B. Wang Center is located next door to Staller Center.

Film passes for entrance to all films are $85. individual Movie tickets $10 general admission; $8 for seniors; $5 students.

• passholder perks for 2014 Exclusive Passholder lines in the lobby. Passholders enter the theater first. No Box Office lines to wait on.

• Guaranteed seating with a Film Pass up to 15 minutes prior to screening time.

• Festival Party/Reception tickets are discounted for Passholders.

• Enjoy Passholder specials provided by local restaurants/hospitality sponsors.

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Stony Brook Film Festival 2014 FrIday, JuLy 18 aT 7:00 PM FEaTurE

maïna East Coast Premiere • Canada • 100 minutes Directed by Michel Poulette.

Written by Pierre Billon.

With Roseanne Supernault, Graham Greene (Dances with Wolves), Ipellie Ootoova.

In Innu/Inuit/English with subtitles Following a bloody confrontation between her clan and the “Men from the Land of Ice,” Maïna, daughter of an Innu Grand Chief, finds herself unwillingly drawn into a mission that will change her life. This visually stunning epic takes place 600 years ago in the Canadian Arctic.

Produced by Yves Fortin, Karine Martin.

Edited by Denis Papillon.

Director of Photography: Allen Smith.

From eOne Films International.

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the rinG cycle World Premiere • United Kingdom • 13 minutes A film by Erin Cramer Natalie Dormer (Game of Thrones, The Tudors) plays a woman on the last day of her marriage trying to figure out what to do with her wedding ring.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

FrIday, JuLy 18 aT 9:30 PM FEaTurE

the identical New York Premiere • USA • 108 minutes Directed by Dustin Marcellino.

Written by Howard Klausner.

With Blake Rayne, Ashley Judd (Heat), Amanda Crew, Erin Cottrell, Ray Liotta (Goodfellas), Seth Green (The Italian Job), Joe Pantoliano (The Matrix).

Identical twins separated at birth during the Great Depression share a passion for music that causes their lives to intersect. One of them becomes a famous rock and roll legend, while the other struggles to find a balance between his love of music and pleasing his evangelist father. A rock and roll tale with original music inspired by the time.

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the Future New York Premiere • Australia • 8 minutes A film by Venetia Taylor When you’re young and in love, the future seems bright — then what?

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

Produced by Michael Johnson, Howard Klausner, Dustin Marcellino, Yochanan Marcellino, Joe McDougall, Matt Russell, Coke Sams, Clio Tegel. Edited by Rick Shaine.

Director of Photography: Karl Walter Lindenlaub A City of Peace production.

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Fall to riSe USA • 92 minutes Written and directed

by Jayce Bartok With Daphne Rubin-Vega (Smash), Katherine Crockett, Tamara Tunie (Law & Order), Desmond Richardson.

A famous principal dancer’s injury forces her out of her company. With Martha Graham Principal Dancer Katherine Crockett (featured in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) and the acclaimed actress Daphne Rubin-Vega, this is a timeless tale with a distinctly New York flavor, revealing the conflict between art and life, between marriage and independence.

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the ShoWdoWn World Premiere • USA • 12 minutes A film by Daniela Schrier Kafshi A young boy harnesses the power of ‘The Art of War’ to overcome a bully by forcing him to face his darkest fears.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

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liFe’S a Breeze Ireland • 85 minutes Written and directed by Lance Daly With Kelly Thornton, Fionnula Flanagan (Waking Ned Devine), Pat Shortt, Eva Birthistle.

Grandmother’s house in Dublin is refurbished and redecorated as a surprise from her family. It turns out to be a big mistake.

A raucous comedy that has a whole country joining in the search for one family’s lost treasure.

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SeQueStered USA • 9 minutes A film by Lucas Spaulding Two would-be bank robbers (Seamus Dever & Jon Huertas of Castle) run into trouble when each takes exception to the other’s mask.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

Produced by Lance Daly, Macdara Kelleher.

Edited by Shimmy Marcus.

Director of Photography: Lance Daly.

A Fastnet Films Production.

From Magnolia Pictures.

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hanna’S Journey Israel/Germany • 100 minutes Directed by Julia von Heinz.

Written by John Quester, Julia von Heinz.

With Karoline Schuch, Doron Amit, Max Mauff.

In German/English/Hebrew with subtitles.

Hanna goes to Israel solely to advance her career by volunteering to work with disabled people. Itay, an Israeli co-worker, teases her with cynical comments about the Holocaust.

To Hanna this is ancient history that has nothing to do with her--until she finds that she is more connected than she ever thought.

A journey of self discovery.

Produced by Harry Flöter, Jörg Siepmann.

Edited by Florian Miosge.

Director of Photography: Daniela Knapp.

A 2Pilots Film produktion.

From Media Luna Films.

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Jerome’S BouQuet New York Premiere • USA • 17 minutes A film by Chris Calkins & Bebe Neuwirth Retired florist Elena Klein can’t stop arranging -only now it’s not flowers, but people’s lives.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

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45 rpm New York Premiere USA • 97 minutes Written and directed by Juli Jackson With Liza Burns, Jason Thompson

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WakinG marShall Walker East Coast Premiere • USA • 15 minutes A film by Gabriel Baron & Bjorn Thorstad A father in mourning, trapped between worlds, the daughter he leaves behind, and a mysterious stranger. Featuring Sarah Drew (Gray’s Anatomy).

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

A young artist seeking a connection to her past teams up with an obsessive record collector to search for a rare 45 recording by a garage band from the 1960s. This charming road movie features music from the 60s Arkansas rock scene.

Produced by Juli Jackson, Kathy Jackson.

Edited by Les Galusha.

Director of Photography: Bryan Stafford.

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my SWeet pepper land New York Premiere Iraq/France/Germany • 100 minutes Directed by Hiner Saleem. Written by Hiner Saleem, Antoine Lacomblez. With Korkmaz Arslan, Golshifteh Farahani (Body of Lies). In Kurdish/ Arabic/Turkish with subtitles.

A Kurdish independence war hero becomes the sheriff of a territory on the borders of Iran, Turkey and Iraq. A corrupt warlord controls illegal trafficking in the area, while a young woman begins teaching in the newly opened school despite her twelve brothers’ objections.

A dramatic and unique revisionist Western.

Produced by Marc Bordure, Robert Guédiguian.

Edited by Juliette Haubois.

Director of Photography: Pascal Auffray.

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deSerted East Coast Premiere • Israel • 25 minutes A film by Yoav Hornung In Hebrew with subtitles.

Things get complicated for two soldiers who must navigate their way out of the Israeli desert as part of their final exam.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

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kenau U.S. Premiere Netherlands • 110 minutes Directed by Maarten Treurniet. Written by Marnie Blok, Karin van Holst Pellekaan.

With Monic Hendrickx (Sonny Boy), Lisa Smit, Barry Atsma (The Storm), Sallie Harmsen.

In Dutch/Spanish with subtitles.

Based on the story of Kenau Hasselaer, a wood merchant who became a legendary folk hero for her fearless defense of the city of Haarlem against Spanish invaders during the siege of 1573. A powerful and moving big-screen adventure.

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BiG Girl New York Premiere • USA • 16 minutes A film by Lisa Melodia Sometimes big girls don’t go to school. Sometimes they have to tell the truth and other times they should tell lies.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

Produced by San Fu Maltha, Els Rientjes.

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paper SoulS (Les âmes de papier) U.S. Premiere France/Luxembourg/Belgium 100 minutes Directed by Vincent Lannoo.

Written by François Uzan.

With Stéphane Guillon, Julie Gayet, Jonathan Zaccai, Pierre Richard.

In French with subtitles.

In this quirky comedy from France, a funeral speech writer gets a new lease on life when he meets a widow who commissions him to write a piece about the father of her 8-year-old son.

Produced by Patrick Quinet, Claude Waringo, Serge Zeitoun.

Edited by Frédérique Broos.

Director of Photography: Vincent van Gelder.

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Sorta’ horny World Premiere • USA • 21 minutes A film by Don Cherel. Timid, twenty-two-year-old Sheldon prepares for the worst as he enters into an anxiety-filled workday.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

TuEsday, JuLy 22 aT 9:30 PM FEaTurE

canopy East Coast Premiere Australia/Singapore • 80 minutes Written and directed by Aaron Wilson With Khan Chittenden, Robert Menzies, Tzu-yi Mo. Wartime, 1942. Singapore.

An Australian fighter pilot shot down in combat awakens suspended in the treetops. As night devours day, he must navigate through dangerous jungle in search of sanctuary. In this mostly wordless drama, the sounds of the jungle and war take on a character of their own.

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home New York Premiere • USA • 30 minutes A film by Jason Lee Pangilinan. A reclusive older man agrees to help a young woman with no memory of her past find her way home.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

Produced by Katrina Fleming.

Edited by Cindy Clarkson.

Director of Photography: Stefan Duscio.

A Jin Chuan Pictures + Finer Films production.

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the Green prince East Coast Premiere Germany/United Kingdom/Israel • 99 minutes Directed by Nadav Schirman.

Written by Sam Feuer, Nadav Schirman, Mosab Hassan Yousef.

In English/Hebrew with subtitles.

This documentary, a real-life thriller, tells the story of one of Israel’s prized intelligence sources, the son of a top Hamas leader.

Under the code name “The Green Prince,” he is recruited to spy on his own people for over a decade. Focusing on his complex relationship with his handler, this is a gripping account of terror, betrayal, impossible choices — and of a friendship that defies all boundaries.

Produced by John Battsek, Simon Chinn, Nadav Schirman.

Edited by Joel Alexis, Sanjeev Hathiramani. Director of Photography: Giora Bejach, Raz Degan, Hans Fromm.

Produced by A-List Films (Germany), Passion Pictues (UK), Red Box Films (UK), in co-production with Telepool (Germany) and Uzrad Productions (Israel).

From Music Box Films.

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little aFrica New York Premiere • USA • 15 minutes A film by Curtis Adair Jr. Tom, a biracial cop passing as white, pleads with his black mother not to protest during a race riot in 1921 Tulsa.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

WEdNEsday, JuLy 23 aT 9:30 PM FEaTurE

theSiS on a homicide (Tesis sobre un homicidio) New York Premiere Argentina/Spain • 106 minutes Directed by Hernán Goldfrid.

Written by Patricio Vega.

With Ricardo Darín, Alberto Ammann, Calu Rivero. In Spanish with subtitles A specialist in criminal law is convinced that one of his students committed a brutal murder, which leads him to start an investigation that becomes his obsession. A thriller that keeps the viewer on edge until the very end.

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into the Silent Sea New York Premiere - USA • 26 minutes A film by Andrej Landin.

In Russian/Italian/English with subtitles.

A lone cosmonaut adrift connects with a radio operator in Italy.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

Produced by Diego Dubcovsky, Gerardo Herrero.

Edited by Pablo Barbieri Carrera.

Director of Photography: Rolo Pulpeiro.

A BD Cine, Haddock Films and Tornasol Film production.

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Stony Brook Film Festival 2014 THursday, JuLy 24 aT 7:00 PM FEaTurE

a Five Star liFe (Viaggio sola) New York Premiere Italy • 85 minutes Directed by Maria Sole Tognazzi.

Written by Ivan Cotroneo, Francesca Marciano, Maria Sole Tognazzi.

With Margherita Buy (Manuale d’amore), Stefano Accorsi, Lesley Manville.

In Italian with subtitles.

Forty-something Irene is a luxury hotel inspector whose work takes her from vacation to vacation. As the surprise guest, she arrives incognito at the world’s finest hotels to assess their standards. But does a dream job necessarily mean a dream life? A sophisticated and delightful drama that features some of the most stunning cities and luxurious hotels of the world.

Produced by Donatella Botti. Edited by Walter Fasano. Director of Photography: Arnaldo Catinari. An Augustus Colr, Bianca Film and Rai Cinema Production. From Music Box Films.

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the commute East Coast Premiere • USA • 4 minutes A film by Jake McAfee A father attempts to return home in time for his daughter’s 8th birthday party.

luminariS Spain • 6 minutes A film by Juan Pablo Zaramella In a world controlled and timed by light, a man has a plan that could change destiny.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

THursday, JuLy 24 aT 9:30 PM FEaTurE

the dark valley (Das finstere Tal) U.S. Premiere • Austria/Germany • 115 minutes Directed by Andreas Prochaska.

Written by Martin Ambrosch, Andreas Prochaska.

With Sam Riley (On the Road), Tobias Moretti (The Weekend), Hans-Michael Rehberg.

In German with subtitles.

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StraiGht doWn loW East Coast Premiere • USA • 25 minutes A film by Zach Wechter A shrewd high school detective must solve a curious gangland crime to protect the girl he loves.

Please note: shorts play first at screening times.

A drifter from the American West reaches a little town high up in the Alps. Nobody knows where the stranger comes from, nor what he wants, but everyone knows they don’t want him to stay. A dark tale of revenge and redemption that rivals the best of American Westerns.

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Stony Brook Film Festival 2014 FrIday, JuLy 25 aT 7:00 PM FEaTurE

may in the Summer New York Premiere Jordan/Qatar/USA • 99 minutes Directed by Cherien Dabis.

Written by Cherien Dabis.

With Cherien Dabis, Hiam Abbass (The Visitor, Lemon Tree), Bill Pullman (Independence Day), Alia Shawkat (Arrested Development), Nadine Malouf, Ritu Singh Pande.

In English/Arabic with subtitles.

New Yorker May Brennan (Cherien Dabis) returns to her childhood home of Amman, Jordan, for her wedding. After reuniting with her sisters and their long-since divorced parents, myriad familial and cultural conflicts lead May to question the big step she is about to take. A fresh and humorous look at a woman caught in the crossroads between tradition and choice.

Produced by Cherien Dabis, Alix Madigan, Christopher Tricarico. Edited by Sabine Hoffmann.

Director of Photography: Brian Rigney Hubbard.

A Displaced Pictures, Anonymous Content and Durga Entertainment production.

From Cohen Media Group.

FrIday, JuLy 25 aT 9:15 PM FEaTurE

the art oF the Short Featuring Time Freak, Cataplexy, This is Ellen and the East Coast Premiere of Tribute. Sponsored by Campolo, Middleton & McCormick LLC Filmmakers Michael Nathanson and John Salcido present a collective body of award-winning work, beginning with a program of three acclaimed shorts – from Michael’s starring role in the Oscarnominated Time Freak (directed by Andrew Bowler), through John Salcido’s audience favorite Cataplexy, to the darkly funny and daring This Is Ellen, all of which have been showcased previously at the Stony Brook Film Festival. The event will culminate in the screening of their latest collaboration, Tribute, a dark comedy that explores loss, love and obsession. Michael and John discuss the creative process of each film and how the meeting of two successful filmmaking teams, brought together through the Stony Brook Film Festival, resulted in the creation of Tribute, their most ambitious work to date.

Funded and Executive Produced by Stony Brook sponsor Joe Campolo (Campolo, Middleton & McCormick LLC) and his producing partner Joe Zepf, Tribute represents the evolution of two talented filmmakers who became one team, blending their comic voices to create a surprising and bold new film.

A Q&A will follow the screening of Tribute.

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CLOSING NIGHT

fEATuRE

saTurday, JuLy 26 aT 8:30 PM FEaTurE

1,000 timeS Good niGht New York Premiere Norway/Ireland/Sweden • 117 minutes Directed by Erik Poppe. Written by Erik Poppe, Harald Rosenløw-Eeg, Kirsten Sheridan.

With Juliette Binoche (The English Patient), Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Game of Thrones), Lauryn Canny.

Rebecca (Juliette Binoche) is one of the world’s top war photojournalists, capturing dangerous and chilling images in the most dire landscapes, all in an effort to shed light on the real cost of modern war. But she’s also a wife and mother, leaving behind a husband and two young daughters every time she travels to a new combat zone. Director Erik Poppe covered war conflicts himself for many years as a photographer for Reuters and other media. With its crackling tension and compelling authenticity, 1,000 Times Good Night reflects the director’s own experiences in this dangerous field.

Produced by Finn Gjerdrum, Stein B. Kvae. Edited by Sofia Lindgren.

Director of Photography: John Christian Rosenlund.

A Paradox and Zentropa International Sweden production. From Film Movement.

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closing night awards reception Saturday, July 26 at 10:30 pm Sponsored by hBo at the hilton Garden inn

(on the Stony Brook University campus)

Hors d’oeuvres and drinks to toast the winning filmmakers, hosted by Film Critic John Anderson.

Tickets required: $20 for Passholders/$25 for non-Passholders, subject to availability.

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FILM FESTIVAL JULY 17 - 26, 2014

19th ANNUAL

STONY BROOK

Ten days of the best in independent features, documentaries and short films from around the world screened every evening.

Enjoy film premieres, Q&As with filmmakers and receptions.

Film passes: $85 Single tickets subject to availability: $10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 students

www.stonybrookfilmfestival.com • (631) 632-ARTS [2787] Presented by

Opening the Staller Center 2014-2015 Season

ASYLUM THEATRE

DOUBT

The Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award Winning Drama

By John Patrick Shanley

September 18-21, September 25-28, 2014 Thursday - Saturday at 8:00 pm, Sunday at 2:00 pm Tickets: $30 l www.stallercenter.com l Box Office: (631) 632-ARTS [2787] Visit stallercenter.com for performances Sept. to May

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