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OAK CLIFF FILM FESTIVAL

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FILMS & EVENTS

SAILOR BEAR PRESENTS (110 MIN) 7 P.M. – JUNE 19 – TEXAS THEATRE> Producers David Lowery, James M. Johnston, and Toby HalbrooksSpecial secret screening of a new film produced by Sailor Bear Productions, better known as Toby Halbrooks, James Johnston, and David Lowery. Texas Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

TO BE TAKEI (93 MIN) 9:30 P.M. – JUNE 19 – TEXAS THEATRE> Directors Jennifer M. Kroot and Bill WeberOver seven decades, actor and activist George Takei boldly journeyed from a WWII internment camp to the helm of the Starship Enterprise to the daily news feeds of five million Facebook fans. Join George and his husband Brad on this star’s playful and profound trek for life, liberty, and love. DFW Premiere

THE BETTER ANGELS (95 MIN) 8 P.M.> Director A.J. Edwards and Producer Terrence MalickThe story of Abraham Lincoln’s childhood in the harsh wilderness of Indiana and the hardships that shaped him, the tragedy that marked him forever, and the two women who guided him to immortality.Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

WELCOME TO THE THIRD ANNUAL OAK CLIFF FILM FESTIVAL June 19–22 at the

historic Texas Theatre, Kessler Theater, Bishop Arts Theatre Center, and other

venues in North Oak Cliff.

Led by the Aviation Cinemas team, who took over operations at the Texas

Theatre in December of 2010, and backed by the 501 3(c) Oak Cliff Foundation,

the Oak Cliff Film Festival features the very best of Oak Cliff’s theater venues,

highlights the popular restaurants and bars in the area, and seeks to showcase

the best of independent and brave filmmaking of all stripes from Oak Cliff,

Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth, and Austin, as well as the rest of the country and the world.

This year the Festival is celebrating the legacy of pioneering photographer Eadweard Muybridge whose

innovations include the zoopraxiscope, a device many consider to be the first movie projector. The zoopraxiscope,

which projected images from rotating glass disks in rapid succession to give the impression of motion, led to the

development of Thomas Edison’s kinetoscope, the first commercial film exhibition system. OCFF hopes to highlight

the craft and the artistry of film and honor the tradition of work going back to Muybridge.

OPENING NIGHT

CLOSING NIGHT

OCFF FESTIVAL AWARDS7:30 P.M. >> JUNE 22 >> TEXAS THEATRE

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THE DOG (100 MIN) 10 P.M. – JUNE 20 – TEXAS THEATRE> Directors Allison Berg and François KeraudrenAn intimate portrait of John Wojtowicz, the inspiration behind Al Pacino’s character in Sidney Lumet’s Oscar®-nominated Dog Day Afternoon.Original Story Writer P.F. Kluge in Attendance

BUZZARD (97 MIN) 9:30 P.M. – JUNE 20 – BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER> Director Joel PotrykusParanoia forces small-time scam artist Marty to flee his hometown and hide out in a dangerous Detroit. With nothing but a pocket full of bogus checks, his Power Glove, and a bad temper, the horror metal slacker lashes out. Filmmaker in Attendance

MANAKAMANA (118 MIN) 12:45 P.M. – JUNE 21 – TEXAS THEATRE> Directors Stephanie Spray and Pacho VelezA documentary about a group of pilgrims who travel to Nepal to worship at the legendary Manakamana temple. Texas Premiere

SUMMER OF BLOOD (86 MIN) 6:45 P.M. – JUNE 21 – BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER> Director Onur TukelLousy lover and egocentric Eric Sparrow is dumped by his girlfriend after rejecting her marital proposal. After a few failed dates, his luck turns when a chance encounter with a vampire turns him into a sex god. Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

WANDA THE WONDERFUL (80 MIN) 6 P.M. – JUNE 22 – KESSLER THEATER> Director Carolyn MacartneyWanda was a 1920s-era Wild West sharpshooter. She had four husbands—but only shot one of them. World Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

MOOD INDIGO (131 MIN) 4:45 P.M. – JUNE 22 – TEXAS THEATRE> Director Michel GondryEminently inventive auteur Michel Gondry finds inspiration from French novelist Boris Vian’s cult novel to provide the foundation for this visionary and romantic love story starring Audrey Tautou (Amélie, Coco avant Chanel) and Romain Duris (L’Auberge Espagnole, De Battre mon Coeur S’est Arrêté).

LIMO RIDE (83 MIN) 3:30 P.M. – JUNE 21 – KESSLER THEATER> Directors Gideon C. Kennedy and Marcus RosentraterTen friends recount the unbelievable true story of renting a limousine for an annual event and, after 24 hours of indecency, intoxication, possession, trespassing, kidnapping, and assault, find themselves stranded and left for dead in the middle of nowhere. By combining narration of the actual participants with feature-length re-creation, this telling of “the greatest bar story ever told” marries broad subject with experimental form. Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

WILD CANARIES (102 MIN) 9 P.M. – JUNE 21JEFFERSON TOWER (FREE ROOFTOP SCREENING)> Director Lawrence LevineA Brooklyn couple suspects foul play when their rent-controlled neighbor suddenly drops dead.

YOUNG BODIES HEAL QUICKLY (102 MIN) 3:30 P.M. – JUNE 22 – KESSLER THEATER> Director Andrew T. BetzerTwo brothers are fleeing arrest for the “accidental” killing of a young girl. Their destination is their estranged father’s desolate compound on the sea shore. Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

JOY KEVIN (62 MIN) 8 P.M. – JUNE 22 – BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER> Director Caleb JohnsonA tiny dancer (Tallie Medel, The Unspeakable Act) and her comedian husband find cohabitation at odds with their art. Joy Kevin is the often funny and sometimes dark exploration of whether true love is more likely to make a house into a home or a bonfire. Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

SPOTLIGHT FEATURES NARRATIVE FEATURE COMPETITION

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THE VANQUISHING OF THE WITCH BABA YAGA (73 MIN) 7:15 P.M. – JUNE 20 – BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER> Director Jessica OreckA descent into Eastern Europe’s haunted woodlands uncovers the secrets, fairy tales, and bloody histories that shape our understanding of man’s place in nature. Texas Premiere

WATER LIKE STONE (87 MIN) 4:15 P.M. – JUNE 21 – BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER> Directors Zack Godshall and Michael PasquierWater Like Stone is an impressionistic portrait of Leeville, a fishing village in Coastal Louisiana. It is a documentary about people living in a dying landscape. It is an elegy. It is an ode. It is a journey through a world all but forgotten. Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

YAKONA (85 MIN) 12:45 P.M. – JUNE 22 – TEXAS THEATRE> Directors Paul Collins and Anlo SepulvedaYakona is a visual experience through the crystal-clear waters of the San Marcos River and its headwaters at Spring Lake. Follow the river on an impressionistic journey from its point of view as it flows from source to sea, through the changing seasons, through time and memory. Experience its relationship with the natural world and its interactions with humankind. Through Yakona, the voice of the river calls on humanity’s higher nature, inspiring its protection by revealing its beauty and life-giving spirit. Filmmakers in Attendance

FIGHT CHURCH (83 MIN) 3:30 P.M. – JUNE 22 – BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER> Directors Daniel Junge and Bryan StorkelFight Church is a feature-length documentary about the confluence of Christianity and mixed martial arts, including ministries which train fighters. The film follows several pastors and popular fighters in their quest to reconcile their faith with a sport that many consider violent and barbaric. Faith is tried and questions are raised. Can you really love your neighbor as yourself and then punch him in the face? Texas Premiere

DOG DAY AFTERNOON (125 MIN) 7 P.M. – JUNE 20 – TEXAS THEATRE – 35MM> Director Sidney LumetA man robs a bank to pay for his lover’s operation; it turns into a hostage situation and a media circus. Original Story Writer P.F. Kluge in Attendance

STOP MAKING SENSE (88 MIN) 5:45 P.M. – JUNE 21 – TEXAS THEATRE – 35MM> Director Jonathan DemmeThe 30th anniversary of Jonathan Demme’s innovative concert movie for the rock group The Talking Heads.

PEEPING TOM (101 MIN) 3:15 P.M. – JUNE 21 – TEXAS THEATRE – 35MM> Director Michael PowellA young man murders women and uses a movie camera to film their dying expressions of terror.

EADWEARD MUYBRIDGE, ZOOPRAXOGRAPHER (60 MIN) 3 P.M. – JUNE 22 – TEXAS THEATRE – 35MM> Director Thom Andersen Dean Stockwell narrates this 1975 doc about pioneering photographer and cinematographer Eadweard Muybridge. Filmmaker in Attendance

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE COMPETITION REPERTORY

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STONE CARS (14 MIN)> Director Reinaldo GreeneStone Cars is a coming-of-age love story set in the shacks of Khayelitsha township, one of the most dangerous areas in the world. April is faced with a decision that she will ultimately have to live with the rest of her life. Texas Premiere

JONATHAN’S CHEST (15 MIN)> Director Christopher RadcliffEverything changes for Alex, a troubled teenage boy, when he is awoken one night by someone claiming to be his brother, who disappeared years earlier.

DUCHAMP (5 MIN)> Director Sai SelvarajanIt’s a love story. Not I love you, I hate you, I need you love story. It’s a distance between us, silence surrounds us love story. The distance dissipates through song. The music between us heals us. The music between us lets us begin again. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

THE IMMACULATE RECEPTION (17 MIN)> Director Charlotte GlynnIt’s 1972 in the hard-working steel town of Pittsburgh. Joey, 16, the middle of three boys, shy and still very much a kid, wants to grow up and be like his dad and brother, strong charismatic steelworkers. Joey has his chance to prove himself when the girl he has a crush on ends up at his house to watch the infamous playoff game between the Steelers and the Raiders. Texas Premiere

BE WITH ME (THE NOTEBOOK) (15 MIN)> Director Zach ClarkA woman walks into a video store and makes a sad, strange request.Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

PERSON TO PERSON (18 MIN)> Director Dustin Guy DefaWaking up the morning after hosting a party, a man discovers a stranger passed out on his floor. He spends the rest of the day trying to convince her to leave.

NARRATIVE SHORTS 11 P.M. >> JUNE 21 >> KESSLER THEATER

SHORT FILM PROGRAMS

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SEND (8 MIN)Director Peter VackSeparated for the summer, the only way for a teenage girl to communi-cate with her boyfriend is over the Internet. Filmmaker in Attendance

CHOCOLATE HEART (6 MIN)Director Harrison AtkinsOwen never learned about sex or relationships from his parents, since they turned into cats. But today, with the help of a human girl, Owen is going to learn a lot.

NAILED IT (8 MIN)Director Jean-Paul DiSciscioA struggling actor finds work modeling at a hefty cost. Texas Premiere

CATHERINE (13 MIN)Director Dean Fleischer-CampCatherine returns to work after a hiatus. Texas Premiere

LOST CAT FOUND (7 MIN)Director Aaron Glenn HollowayA couple resorts to drastic behavior in order to retrieve their lost cat. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

REQUIEM FOR A ROBOT (6 MIN)Director Christoph RainerRob, a worn-out robot with a corrupt memory, drowns his sorrows of his “screwed” existence in alcohol and asks himself the essential question: What did I do wrong? He needs to remember ... Texas Premiere

SLEEPOVER LA (15 MIN)Director Lily BaldwinAn innocent tourist travels to LA and unexpectedly conjures her sister’s last night alive. Bold score, stylized dance, and an eccentric cast, weave a dark and luminous film that revamps traditional narrative. Shot at The Standard Hotel.

LAMBING SEASON (15 MIN)Director Jeannie DonohoeLambing Season is the offbeat tale of Bridget, an American woman who travels to the Irish countryside to track down her long-lost father while posing as a stranger. When things don’t go according to her convoluted plan, Bridget and her father are surprised to learn they have more in common than they imagined. On a sheep farm full of secrets, nature has its way of delivering the truth.

BABY MARY (8 MIN)Director Kris SwanbergShot with non-actors on the west side of Chicago, Baby Mary is the story of 8-year-old Kiara who finds a neglected toddler and decides to take her home.

NARRATIVE SHORTS 21 P.M. >> JUNE 22 >> KESSLER THEATER

SHORT FILM PROGRAMS

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DAVID HOCKNEY IN THE NOW: IN SIX MINUTES (6 MIN)> Director Lucy WalkerThe sexy story of the iconic British artist David Hockney, who is adamant about living life in the now.

UNCLE FLOYD (11 MIN)> Director Charlie PoekelLegendary cult performer Uncle Floyd as he performs at a mom-and-pop Italian restaurant in Northern New Jersey. Texas Premiere

THE CURSE AND THE SYMPHONY (19 MIN)> Director David SchulteDavid Schulte’s The Curse and the Symphony is a short-length documentary film about Austinite Nathan Felix’s effort to break into the elite world of classical music and see his symphony performed by a full orchestra for the first time. The catch: Nathan Felix is a former punk and pop musician with no formal musical training. It took eight years to compose the six-movement orchestral symphony, The Curse, The Cross, and the Lion. Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

STUMPED (10 MIN)> Director Robin BerghausWhen a filmmaker suddenly finds himself a quadrilateral amputee, he adapts to a world he never could have imagined and finds a new creative outlet in stand-up comedy. Filmmaker in Attendance

CHERRY POP: THE STORY OF THE WORLD’S FANCIEST CAT (11 MIN)> Director Karem TabschThe true and quirky story of the world’s most pampered cat, and the people who loved her.

HOW TO BE LO-FI WITH FRIENDS (15 MIN)> Director Jason WhitbeckA short documentary cataloguing the making of Audio Rebellion’s album Full Frontal. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

A MAN WITHOUT WORDS (23 MIN)> Director Zack GodshallIldefonso grew up without any language. Born deaf to hearing parents who never exposed him to signing, he had no shared language and had no idea what language was. Adapted from Susan Schaller’s nonfiction account of introducing Ildefonso to language, the short film A Man Without Words tells the story of his journey to language by bringing Ildefonso and Susan back to the classroom where they met, where he learned that he and everything has a name, and she learned what it is to be human. Texas Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

SHORT FILM PROGRAMS

DOCUMENTARY SHORTS1:30 P.M. >> JUNE 21 >> BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER

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MASTER MUSCLES (14 MIN)> Director Efrén HernándezVeronika and Efren take a trip. Texas Premiere

THE GREGGS (20 MIN) > Directors Bruce Bundy, Nigel DeFriez, Jessie Levandov, Robert Malone, Alex

Mechanik, Kira Pearson, and Jonathan RosenblitThe origin of the SATs in which Gregg, Gregg, Gregg, and Gregg lose The Gregg. Texas Premiere

ROAD KILL ZOO (10 MIN)> Director Bradley BeesleyRoad Kill Zoo follows a gang of nomadic, parentless teenagers as they practice the art of grifting. A tragic accident has left Byron and his younger sister Abby to fend for themselves. They travel the countryside meeting freaks, frauds, and faith healers. With no resources or money, they must rely on what they know, which is fooling folks.

HORRIBLE LIFE OF DR. GHOUL (7 MIN)> Director Don SwaynosLocal horror show host Dr. Ghoul is having a bad day. Filmmaker in Attendance

THE BEST HALLOWEEN EVER (5 MIN)> Director Cullen ThomasCuddles and Pigface are celebrating Halloween by carrying out their grisly “ritual” when problems from the home life of Cuddles begin to interfere. Cuddles must rely on the friendship and support of those around him, so that his favorite holiday isn’t ruined. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

SCHLOCK FISH (7 MIN)> Director Esteban UribeOlav Zanger is a solitary fisherman that seeks revenge on the “Dimpled Chin Schlock Fish,” a psychopathic creature that leaps out of water and rips his eyeball out. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

PUCKER UP (4 MIN)> Director Jeremy BartelA man makes several consecutive inappropriate propositions.World Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

RAT PACK RAT (17 MIN)> Director Todd RohalA Sammy Davis Jr. impersonator, hired to visit with a loyal Rat Pack fan, finds himself delivering last rites at the boy’s bedside. Filmmaker in Attendance

SHORT FILM PROGRAMS

COMEDY SHORTS9:30 P.M. >> JUNE 21 >> BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER

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FILMS & EVENTS

MINING FOR MUYBRIDGE (23 MIN)> DIRECTOR TIM COLEIn an experimental documentary shot on 35mm and developed unconventionally, director Tim Cole explores the work and life of Eadweard Muybridge. World Premiere

BLOOD ON THE WINDOW (10 MIN)> DIRECTOR RUSSELL SHEAFFERShot entirely on 16mm film, Blood on the Window is a series of meditations on photographs during which the filmmaker tries to grapple with his current psychological and physical state after a serious car accident that left him without a memory of the trauma. World Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

TALL EVIL (3 MIN)> DIRECTOR WALLY CHUNGIn this fast-paced world, no one has time for diversity. Texas Premiere

WORD (2 MIN)> DIRECTOR TREVOR MCCULLYA bunch of worms have an existential crisis. World Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

OLIVIA’S PLACE (6 MIN)> DIRECTOR THOM ANDERSENOlivia may have felt no need to change, but the world around her was not bound by such an impractical sentiment. Olivia’s Place is gone. Filmmaker in Attendance

HOW TO SIMPLIFY AND ORGANIZE (6 MIN)> DIRECTOR JIM JACOBA short film to help you simplify and organize your life.World Premiere - Filmmaker in Attendance

SPECTRUMS (3 MIN)> DIRECTOR BRAD SCHMIDTAn experimental exploration of filmic poetry focused on color. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

THE SILLY BASTARD NEXT TO THE BED (11 MIN)> DIRECTOR SCOTT CALONICOJFK places a salty call to his staff, questioning a potentially embarrassing expenditure. The blowback is hilarious … and a little haunting. Texas Premiere

ABSTRACT (3 MIN)> DIRECTOR SELENE ALBAA visual meditation of color, form, and time. World Premiere

SKILE (22 MIN)> DIRECTOR SARA MARKOVICCan one person change the world? My father thought he could—by making music and writing novels—but he only grew more frustrated and disappointed. Finally he realized he should change himself, instead of others, and through changing himself he’s witnessed a miracle: The world around him is changing as well.

SHORT FILM PROGRAMS

CINEMA 16 SHORTS4 P.M. >> JUNE 21 >> OIL AND COTTON

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WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE (4 MIN)> DIRECTOR NICHA MEYERAn animated short film about answering the age old question of “What do you want to be when you grow up?” World Premiere

THE FLYING MAMMAL (12 MIN)> DIRECTOR JARED DEERHistorically, bats are one of the most feared mammals, and yet ecologically one of the most vital. Jared Deer’s insightful documentary takes a look the fate of bats in the 21st century. World Premiere

PAPA (5 MIN)> DIRECTOR JUAN FLORESA day in the life of a Mexican immigrant who is forced to leave his life due to his illegal status in the United States. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

RABBIT AND DEER (16 MIN)> DIRECTOR PÉTER VÁCZThe friendship of Rabbit and Deer is put to the test by Deer’s new obsession to find the formula for the third dimension ... Texas Premiere

THE LAST LEAF (2 MIN)> DIRECTOR GWYNETH CHRISTOFFELA cute little caterpillar runs into big trouble trying to get to the last delicious leaf on a tall tree. Texas Premiere

GIRL (6 MIN)> DIRECTOR JASMINE MORONESA girl’s perspective of beauty is altered by the excessive viewing of media. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

HOUSEKEEPING (16 MIN)> DIRECTOR CATHERINE LICATACharlotte and Elliott’s romantic idyll is destroyed by an unexpected arrival.

ESPIRITU (4 MIN)> DIRECTOR VANESSA CHAVEZA short film about love, loss, and the afterlife. World Premiere - Filmmakers in Attendance

CAMCHAT (12 MIN)> DIRECTOR BLAKE PRUITTAn experimental look at online sexual encounters and relationships through one young man’s interactions. Texas Premiere

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STUDENT SHORTS5:45 P.M. >> JUNE 22 >> BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER

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LOCATIONS

THE TEXAS THEATREOfficial Screening Venue, Filmmaker’s Lounge & Festival HQ231 W JEFFERSON BLVD., DALLAS, TX 75208 | 214-948-1546 | 650 SEATS

Built in 1931 and financed by Howard Hughes, the historic Texas Theatre first gained fame for being the place Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested after allegedly assassinating President John F. Kennedy. Today it hosts a mix of first-run independent films, repertory cinema, and special events.

THE KESSLER THEATER Official Screening Venue1230 W DAVIS ST., DALLAS, TX 75208 | 214-272-8346 | 273 SEATS

The historic Kessler Theater opened in 1942 and was once owned by Gene Autry. It has been hit by a tornado, been burned down, and was a revival tabernacle. It had been dormant for 30 years but is now open to the public. Witness the resurrection!

THE BISHOP ARTS THEATRE CENTER Official Screening Venue215 S TYLER ST., DALLAS, TX 75208 | 214-948-0716 | 170 SEATS

The Bishop Arts Theatre Center is home to TeCo Theatrical Productions and offers a full season of theater and jazz performances and year-round arts education programs. Formally the Bluebird Theatre, a silent movie house, the building was erected in 1914.

OIL AND COTTON Screening Venue837 W 7TH ST., DALLAS, TX 75208 | 214-988-9189 | 50 SEATS

A creative exchange space and shop offering opportunities for making art along with scheduled classes and workshops.

THE TURNER HOUSE Party Venue 401 N ROSEMONT AVE., DALLAS, TX 75208 | 214-946-1670

1912 modified prairie house operated by the Oak Cliff Society of Fine Arts.

WILD DETECTIVESParty Venue314 W EIGHTH ST., DALLAS, TEXAS 75208 | 214-942-0108

The best book store/ coffee shop/ bar in Oak Cliff!

JEFFERSON TOWERRooftop screening venue351 W JEFFERSON BLVD., DALLAS, TX 75208

Built in 1928, Jefferson Boulevard’s historic office tower was the first high-rise in Oak Cliff and was responsible for much of the area’s economic development during that time.

OAK CLIFF CULTURAL CENTERFilm panel discussion venue223 W JEFFERSON BLVD., DALLAS, TX 75208 | 214-670-3777

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center (OCCC) provides the residents of Oak Cliff with art and cultural experiences reflecting the diversity of the surrounding neighborhood.

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HOW TO FESTVIP BADGE $175A full-access badge that gets you into all screenings, parties, and music events. First in line for all films. Will also have access to VIP Lounge at the Texas Theatre.

EVENTS & PARTIES

OPENING NIGHT AFTER PARTY 10:30 p.m. >> June 19 >> Texas TheatreWith DJ Yesterday’s Gold.

BADGEHOLDER HAPPY HOUR 5–8 p.m. >> June 20 >> Turner HouseCocktails and croquet at one of Oak Cliff’s most beautiful properties.

DOG DAY AFTER PARTY 11 p.m. >> June 20 >> Texas TheatreDance with DJ Wild in the Streets and enjoy drinks at the Texas Theatre bar!

BIKE FRIENDLY OAK CLIFF BIKE RIDE! 6 p.m. >> June 21 >> Assemble in front of the Texas TheatreThe Impossible Project sponsors this “Pola-Ride” photo competition around Oak Cliff. Ride concludes at the Jefferson Tower for the rooftop screening of Wild Canaries.

NEGATIVLAND9 p.m. >> June 21 >> Texas TheatreLive performance by multimedia experimental music legends Negativland. Telethon opens the show and Travis Box DJs after.

CLOSING NIGHT PARTY 9:30 p.m. >> June 22 >> Texas TheatreWith George Quartz and DJ Gabe.

FILMMAKER’S LOUNGEThe Safe Room of the Texas Theatre >> Filmmaker or VIP Badge required Head up to the Filmmaker’s Lounge nightly from 6 p.m.–midnight for

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FILMMAKERS’ PANEL PART 1 | Collaborating With Actors >> 11 a.m. >> Oak Cliff Cultural Center

Directors Zach Clark (Be With Me), David Lowery (last year’s Ain’t Them Bodies Saints), Carolyn MaCartney (Wanda the Wonderful), Andrew T. Beztzer (Young Bodies Heal Quickly), and Caleb Johnson (Joy Kevin) sit down to discuss their process in working and collaborating with actors. This is the first part of a two-part panel discussion.

FILMMAKERS’ PANEL PART 2 | Actors’ Forum >> 12 p.m. >> Oak Cliff Cultural Center

Directors Zach Clark (Be With Me), David Lowery (last year’s Ain’t Them Bodies Saints), Carolyn MaCartney (Wanda the Wonderful), Andrew T. Beztzer (Young Bodies Heal Quickly), and Caleb Johnson (Joy Kevin) will field questions from a curated group of OCFF actors and notable DFW area actors in a forum-like setting. This is the scond of a two-part panel discussion.

Panels are free, but there is limited seating, so please plan to arrive early. The Texas Film Commission, Dallas Film Commission and Gloria’s will sponsor a complimentary brunch.

MONO NO AWARE 16MM ANIMATION WORKSHOP

PART 1 | 9 a.m.–1 p.m. >> June 21 >> Oil and CottonPART 2 | 10 a.m.–2 p.m. >> June 22 >> Oil and Cotton

In this two-day workshop students will learn to manipulate the surface of 16mm film using a variety of direct filmmaking techniques—painting, scratching, collage, and masking— in order to create an experimental animation.

Two-day class is $100 per student. Class size limited! Register at www.filmoakcliff.com

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12 pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 6pm 7pm 8pm 9pm 10pm 11pm 12 am

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10am 11am 12 pm 1pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm 5 pm 6 pm 7 pm 8 pm 9 pm 10 pm 11 pm 12 am

12:45 – 2:45 PMManakamana

9 AM – 1 PMMono No Aware Direct Filmmaking Workshop – Part 1

3:30 – 5 PMFight Church

10 AM – 2 PMMono No Aware Direct Filmmaking Workshop – Part 2

12:45 – 2:10 PMYakona

1 – 2:30 PMNarrative Shorts 2

3:30 – 5:10 PMYoung Bodies Heal Quickly

3 – 4PMEadweard Muybridge

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11 – 11:45 AMFilmmakers

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12:15 – 1 PMFilmmakers

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1 – 2:30 PMNarrative Shorts 1

1:30 – 3:05 PMDocumentary Shorts

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paneLs/Workshops

parTies, music& speciaL eVenTs

7 – 8:50 PMSailor Bear Presents

12:45 – 2:45 PMManakamana

9 PMNegativland

3:15 – 5PMPeeping Tom

5 – 8 PMBadge Holder Happy Hour

7:15 – 8:30 PMThe Vanquishing of

the Witch

9:30 – 11:15 PMBuzzard

10 – 11:40 PMThe Dog

11 PMDog Day After Party

7 – 9:05 PMDog Day Afternoon

9:30 – 10:30 PMTo Be Takei

10:30 PMOpening Night After Party

5:45 – 7PMStop Making

Sense

6:45 – 8:15 PMSummer of Blood

4:15 – 5:45 PMWater Like Stone

3:30 – 5 PMLimo Ride

4 – 5:30 PMCinema 16 Shorts

3:30 – 5 PMFight Church

3:30 – 5:10 PMYoung Bodies Heal Quickly

6 – 7:20 PMWanda the Wonderful

4:45 – 7PMMood Indigo

7:30 PMOCFF

Awards

3 – 4PMEadweard Muybridge

Zoopraxographer

5:45 – 7PMStudent Shorts

8 – 9 PMJoy Kevin

9 – 10:40 PMWild Canaries

1:30 – 3:05 PMDocumentary Shorts

9:30 – 11 PMComedy Shorts

6 PMBike Ride

8 – 9:30 PMThe Better Angels

9:30 PMClosing Night Party

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