Hello everyone.
It's almost time for our special
MIFF by-the-Sea weekend.
Tickets are ON SALE NOW at the box office, or by phone 288-3828 with a credit card; Also, I am here school hours 8:15 - 3pm and would be glad to sell tickets during this time too. Find me up the stairs using the side door.. Each film is $8; the catered opening celebration is $15. CC sales incur a 50c convenience fee per ticket. We have a great slate of films with the bonus of several filmmakers attending. It should be a lot of fun all around.
We look forward to seeing you this weekend.
-Lisa
Here is the festival information in our regular format, in chronological order by day. * indicates a guest speaker
FRIDAY SEPT 17
4pm
The festival begins with our
Opening Night Celebration in the front parking lot under the tent
5:45*
THE AGE OF INNOCENCE (PG) 139min with special guest screenwriter Jay Cocks; sponsored by CAFE BLUEFISH
5:00
VISIONS: AMERICAN SHORTS 97min sponsored by REEL PIZZA
8:00
BRIDEFLIGHT 130min [partly in Dutch with subtitles] sponsored by MORNING GLORY BAKERY
9:00
EARTHWORK 98min sponsored by CADILLAC MOUNTAIN SPORTS and KOZAK STONEWORK
10:45
HAUSU (HOUSE) 87min [in JAPANESE with subtitles] sponsored by OPERA HOUSE INTERNET CAFE
11:00
IMPROVISION featuring the talented IMPROVACADIA crew!
SATURDAY SEPT 18
2:00
SITA SINGS THE BLUES 82min sponsored by EDEN RISING and MOUNT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM
2:30*
WELCOME TO MY WORLD 48min with Operation Breaking Stereotypes reps and local student participants; sponsored by CARMEN VERANDAH and OPERA HOUSE INTERNET CAFE
4:00
THE KIDS GROW UP 90min sponsored by OUR NEW ENGLAND and SIDE STREET CAFE
4:30
QUEEN OF THE SUN 83min sponsored by A&B MARKET and ACADIA PUBLISHING
6:00*
MAINE SHORT FILMS 88min with filmmakers Sinda Karklina, and Andrew Jawitz and Alyce Ornella; sponsored by LOMPOC CAFE
6:15
MEMORIES OF OVERDEVELOPMENT 120min [partly in SPANISH with subtitles] sponsored by HAVANA
8:15*
CATTLE CAMP and
BUTTER 57min with producers Jand Knox-Voina and Carol Lord; sponsored by GRINGOS
8:30*
THE DESERT OF FORBIDDEN ART 80min [partly in RUSSIAN with subtitles] with filmmaker Amanda Pope; sponsored by ABBE MUSEUM
10:00*
BEHIND THE EYES ARE THE EARS 27min Special MIFF 2011 Preview with filmmaker Nancy Andrews
10:30
HAUSU (HOUSE) 87min [in JAPANESE with subtitles] sponsored by OPERA HOUSE INTERNET CAFE
11:00*
THE PROCESS REVEALED: Documenting Maine Artists and Musicians 55min with filmmaker David Camlin
SUNDAY SEPT 19
1:00*
CATTLE CAMP and
BUTTER 57min with producers Jand Knox-Voina and Carol Lord; sponsored by GRINGOS
1:30
FINDING BELGRADE 70min [partly in SERBIAN with subtitles] sponsored by SPRUCE & GUSSY
2:45*
MAINE SHORT FILMS 88min with filmmakers Sinda Karklina, Krisanne Baker and Andrew Jawitz and Alyce Ornella; sponsored by LOMPOC CAFE
3:15
THE DESERT OF FORBIDDEN ART 80min [partly in RUSSIAN with subtitles] sponsored by ABBE MUSEUM
5:00*
BEHIND THE EYES ARE THE EARS 27min Special MIFF 2011 Preview with filmmaker Nancy Andrews
5:15
SITA SINGS THE BLUES 82min sponsored by EDEN RISING and MOUNT DESERT ISLAND ICE CREAM
6:30
BRIDEFLIGHT 130min [partly in Dutch with subtitles] sponsored by MORNING GLORY BAKERY
7:00*
WELCOME TO MY WORLD 48min with Operation Breaking Stereotypes founder Cami Carter and local student participants; sponsored by CARMEN VERANDAH and OPERA HOUSE INTERNET CAFE
8:45
QUEEN OF THE SUN 83min sponsored by A&B MARKET and ACADIA PUBLISHING
9:00
THE KIDS GROW UP 90min sponsored by OUR NEW ENGLAND and SIDE STREET CAFE
MONDAY SEPT 20
5:30
EARTHWORK 98min sponsored by CADILLAC MOUNTAIN SPORTS and KOZAK STONEWORK
6:00
FINDING BELGRADE 70min [partly in SERBIAN with subtitles] sponsored by SPRUCE & GUSSY
7:30
MEMORIES OF OVERDEVELOPMENT 120min [partly in SPANISH with subtitles] sponsored by HAVANA
8:00
VISIONS: AMERICAN SHORTS 97min sponsored by REEL PIZZA
10:00
the festival concludes with a
Closing Party at LOMPOC CAFE
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And now we return to our regular programming. Please note that the times for INCEPTION are corrected from what went out on the printed schedule.
Tues - Thurs Sept 21 - 23
I AM LOVE (R) [in ITALIAN with subtitles] 120min
5:45 and
8:15
This poetically lush and opulent film from gifted director Luca Guadagnino compellingly tells the story of the wealthy Recchis, a Milanese family that has made a fortune in textiles, at a time of change. Tilda Swinton (Michael Clayton, Orlando) is mesmerizing as Emma, the Russian trophy wife of the eldest son, Tancredi, in line to inherit the family business. But the aging patriarch decides to split the power, also leaving the business to his eldest grandson, beloved Edo who is more interested in opening a restaurant with his handsome and talented friend, Antonio. When Emma falls quickly and deeply in love with Antonio after eating his cooking, (epic food porn alert!), her existence is upended and their relationship changes her family forever.
and
INCEPTION (PG-13) 142min
5:30 and
8:30
One of the summer's most popular films, the new sci-fi thriller from Christopher Nolan (Memento, Dark Knight) stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a dream thief whose forte is stealing secrets from deep within the sub-conscious when the mind is most vulnerable. His success has made him an international fugitive, but one last job could give him his life back. He must do the reverse, planting an idea into someone�s mind. But the enemy is seemingly able to predict his every move. Also stars Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Ellen Page, Tom Hardy, Cillian Murphy, Tom Berenger, and Michael Caine.
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