AMERICAN BEER
5 guys; 40 days; 38 microbreweries. Setting out to discover the offbeat in
beer and in life, the filmmakers take us on a mouthwatering tour of idiosyn-
cratic brewers and breweries from the West Coast to...Maine!
Saturday, July 10
9:00PM RR2
Tuesday, July 13
9:30PM RR2
Saturday, July 17
3:00PM RR2
BABY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE
A newly wedded Floridian bride who's never seen snow finds herself in the
frozen north of Maine in the middle of January. Her companion in frozen mis-
ery is a reluctant traveler equally unaccustomed to the climate: an anteater.
Sunday, July 11
12:30PM RR2
Friday, July 16
7:00PM RR3
BLUEGRASS JOURNEY
A rambunctious look at the music and phenomenon of Bluegrass Music, with
toe-tapping performances by such bluegrass greats as Del McCoury, Tony
Rice and Jerry Douglas.
Friday, July 9
7:00PM RR3
Saturday, July 10
3:00PM RR1
Sunday, July 11
12:30PM RR3
COWARDS BEND THE KNEE
Guy Maddin (SADDEST MUSIC IN THE WORLD) makes truly strange, drolly
one-of-a-kind films. A black-and-white mock melodrama about a Winnipeg
hockey player who takes up with the daughter of a beauty salon owner with a
fixation on her murdered father and his severed blue hands. Shown with the
Quay Brothers' short THE PHANTOM MUSEUM.
Sunday, July 11
3:00PM RR3
Wednesday, July 14
9:15PM RR2
Saturday, July 17
9:45PM OH
DANNY DECKCHAIR
In this offbeat Australian comedy/romance, Sydney misfit Danny ties helium
balloons to his lawn chair and finds himself floating out over the outback
before setting down in the backyard of-perhaps-his true soul mate.
Friday, July 9
9:30PM OH
Tuesday, July 13
5:00PM OH
Thursday, July 15
7:15PM OH
DAY OF THE SCORPION
Young Maine filmmaker Jim Cole (THE GIRL WHO WOULD BE RUSSIAN) returns
to MIFF with a film noir combined with a coming-of-age story about an intense
college student trapped in a downward spiral of drugs, violence and betrayal.
Shown with ANOTHER MAN'S TREASURE.
Friday, July 9
9:45PM RR2
Sunday, July 11
9:30PM RR3
Monday, July 12
7:30PM RR2
DE-LOVELY
Screenwriter Jay Cocks introduces his new film, starring Kevin Kline and
Ashley Judd, a freewheeling musical biography of lyricist Cole Porter and his
wife Linda, in love and happily married though he's gay.
Saturday, July 17
7:15PM OH
DEAD AND BREAKFAST
MIFF's late night special this year is an affectionate (and bloody) homage to
the horror films of the '70s and '80s, and has been described as "the best
splatter-comedy since Peter Jackson's BRAINDEAD."
Saturday, July 10
11:15PM RR1
DEMI-TARIF (HALF-PRICE)
Written and directed by 21-year-old French actress Isild Le Besco, this
impressionistic portrait of three siblings playing together through the streets
of Paris has been called, by the great director Chris Marker "a new New
Wave." Shown with WET.
Wednesday, July 14
7:15PM RR2
Thursday, July 15
5:00PM RR2
Saturday, July 17
10:00PM RR2
DOLLS
Takeshi Kitano's beautiful, stylized film based on Bunraku puppet theater fol-
lows a tragic couple as they travel through the seasons and through Japan.
Saturday, July 17
5:00PM OH
THE DOOR IN THE FLOOR
Producer Ted Hope (IN THE BEDROOM) introduces this finely wrought drama
of a tumultuous year in the life of a marriage, based on John Irving's novel
and starring Jeff Bridges and Kim Basinger.
Saturday, July 10
7:30PM OH
ECCENTRIC ARTISTS TOUR
A bus tour of the innovative, rural-based artists of Central Maine. Shown
with:
FACES OF MYTH
Norridgewock, Maine native Algis Kemezys' film is an implosion of anthropo-
morphic images featuring the sumptuous landscapes and myths of Crete,
where it was shot.
Tuesday, July 13
9:30PM RR3
Thursday, July 15
4:45PM RR3
FACING WINDOWS
From the director of STEAM, Ferzan Ozpetek, comes the winner of this year's
Italian Oscar equivalent, a complex, delicate film about a young couple whose
lives are opened up by a homeless old man who turns out to be a cooking
master, and a neighbor glimpsed initially only through their opposite window.
Saturday, July 10
5:15PM OH
Monday, July 12
9:30PM OH
FESTIVAL EXPRESS
Spellbinding, never-before-seen footage of Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead,
The Band and Gram Parsons is featured in this new documentary about the
Canadian Woodstock, a cross-country tour by train in 1970.
Wednesday, July 14
9:30PM RR1
THE FINE ART OF FRYING CHICKEN
An unforgettable portrait of an unforgettable womanMaurice Prince, age 87
and still feisty, proprietress of L.A.'s "Snack and Chat" restaurant, home for 5
decades to celebrities from Orson Welles to Johnny Depp.
Wednesday, July 14
7:15PM RR3
Thursday, July 15
7:15PM RR2
LES FRANCOS DE WATERVILLE
An oral history of Waterville's Franco community, and of the struggles and tri-
umphs of a century of losing and rediscovering their identity as French
Canadians. Shown with SONG OF THE DRUMTHE PETROGLYPHS OF
MAINE (see description under "Song").
Saturday, July 10
12:30PM RR1
Tuesday, July 13
7:00PM RR3
Sunday, July 18
2:45PM RR3
GARDEN STATE
TV sitcom scrub Zach Braff writes, directs, and stars in this Sundance Festival
fave, a quirky romantic comedy about a neurotic waiter/actor who returns to
New Jersey for his mother's funeral, where old friends and a new girl (Natalie
Portman) open up possibilities for him.
Wednesday, July 14
7:00PM RR1
GOOD BYE, DRAGON INN
From acclaimed Taiwanese filmmaker Tsai Ming-Liang comes this sweetly sad
and unique chronicle of the last day in the life of a once-thriving Taipai movie
theater.
Monday, July 12
7:00PM RR3
Wednesday, July 14
4:45PM RR3
HOME OF THE BRAVE
An important, moving exploration of the life and death of Viola Liuzzo, the
only white woman murdered during the Civil Rights movement, a murder
whose ramifications extend to her children today, and whose trail leads to the
FBI. Shown with SHARKS IN THE WATER.
Saturday, July 10
3:15PM RR2
Sunday, July 11
9:15PM RR2
Sunday, July 18
5:15PM RR3
INTIMATE STRANGERS
From Patrice Leconte (GIRL ON THE BRIDGE, THE WIDOW OF ST. PIERRE)
comes a new, fascinating drama in which a troubled woman enters a Paris
office building for her first appointment with a psychiatrist, accidentally ending
up in the office of a repressed accountantwho listens to her words rather
than telling her the truth.
Thursday, July 15
9:15PM OH
Saturday, July 17
2:45PM OH
INVISIBLE LIGHT
A two-part drama of stunning intensity from Korean director Gina Kim, focus-
ing on two slightly-connected women who must face themselves and their
true identities over the course of a brief period of time.
Saturday, July 10
7:15PM RR3
Sunday, July 11
3:00PM RR2
Wednesday, July 14
9:15PM RR3
JANDEK ON CORWOOD
"The longest-running, weirdest, loneliest enigma in popular music is a guy
from Texas who calls himself Jandek," who's made 34 albums in 25 years
without a live performance, creating music that's been described as "deathbed
Neil Young" to an audience that might charitably be described as miniscule.
Tuesday, July 13
9:15PM OH
Thursday, July 15
9:30PM RR3
JOS STELLING EROTIC TRILOGY
A trilogy of unique, wordless, droll, satiric, poetic and yes, erotic, shorts from
MIFF Mid-life Achievement winner Jos Stelling, including his latest, THE
GALLERY.
Friday, July 9
9:30PM RR1
Saturday, July 10
5:00PM RR2
Sunday, July 11
7:15PM RR2
KABHI KHUSHI KABHI GHAM
"Unequalled star power, glamour, laughter, tears and fabulous musical num-
bers enrich this superb Bollywood extravanganza. Amitabh, India's greatest
movie star, enforces Indian family values in the face of his sexy sons' rebel-
lious romantic yearnings" (Movie Diva.) Also starring Shah Rukh Khan.
Tuesday, July 13
7:00PM RR1
Saturday, July 17
2:30PM RR3
Sunday, July 18
12:15PM RR1
KARMEN GEI
This sensual, sensuous Senegalese version of the Carmen story features ear-
filling music (from David Murray, Rasul Siddik and others), eye-popping
dance, and a bisexual, free-spirited African version of the heroine.
Saturday, July 10
9:15PM RR1
Sunday, July 11
3:15PM RR1
Thursday, July 15
9:15PM RR1
THE LETTER
A firestorm of controversy erupts when the mayor of Lewiston, Maine writes a
letter asking the city's newly-arriving Sudanese immigrant population to stop
coming. Ziad Hamzeh's powerful documentary follows those who rally to
support the immigrants and the out of state hate groups that attempt to capi-
talize on the situation. Shown with SCRABBLE.
Saturday, July 10
5:00PM RR1
Monday, July 12
9:15PM RR1
Sunday, July 18
12:30PM RR3
M.C. RICHARDS: THE FIRE WITHIN
The groundbreaking potter, artist, writer and teacher, author of Centering,
inspires us to live creatively in this fascinating documentary by Maine-based
filmmakers Dick Kane and Melody Lewis-Kane. Shown with RUTH MOORE: I
HAVE SEEN HORIZONS.
Saturday, July 10
1:00PM RR2
Monday, July 12
5:15PM RR2
THE MAGICAL ADVENTURES OF LONG TACK SAM
Acrobat. Magician. Comic. Linguist. Long Tack Sam was one of the greatest
vaudeville acts of all time. Canadian filmmaker Anne-Marie Fleming travels
the globe to track down the story of her Chinese-born grandfather, a legend in
his time, forgotten in ours.
Saturday, July 10
12:45PM RR3
Sunday, July 11
9:00PM RR1
Saturday, July 17
12:45PM RR2
MARIA FULL OF GRACE
Winner of Awards at Sundance (Audience AwardBest Film) and Berlin (Best
Actresstied with Charlize Theron's Oscar winning performance in MON-
STER), this is the earthy and incisive story of a Columbian teenager who
attempts to escape the futility of her small town existence by accepting a job
transporting drugs to the U.S. in her stomach.
Monday, July 12
7:00PM RR1
THE NAKED PROOF
A romantic comedy that achieves a high degree of intellectual sophistication
while maintaining a broad appeal, followng a philosophy grad student whose
world is turned around by a very pregnant womanpossibly of his own imagi-
nation.
Saturday, July 10
3:00PM RR3
Sunday, July 11
4:45PM RR3
Saturday, July 17
9:30PM RR3
NOTHING LIKE DREAMING
Past MIFF Audience Award winner Nora Jacobsen (MY MOTHER'S EARLY
LOVERS) returns with her second feature, about an unconventional friendship
between an older artist and a disaffected young woman, and featuring his
invention, the "fire organ."
Saturday, July 17
7:00PM RR1
Sunday, July 18
5:15PM RR1
OFF THE MAP
Campbell Scott's film stars Joan Allen and Sam Elliott in the story of an
unconventional family setand groundedin the high desert landscape of
northern New Mexico.
Thursday, July 15
7:00PM RR1
PARALLEL LINES
In the wake of 9/11, New York filmmaker Nina Davenport embarks on a cross-
country journey from California home, detouring through the American heart-
land, discovering a portrait of an idiosyncratic nation and its impossible-to-
stereotype people. Shown with AND DAVID.
Friday, July 9
7:15PM RR2
Saturday, July 10
5:00PM RR3
Wednesday, July 14
9:30PM OH
THE PASSION OF MARIA ELENA
A film of literal and spiritual beauty and of immense understanding set in the
Copper Canyon region of Mexico, where a shy but strong young Native
woman demands justice for a tragic loss.
Tuesday, July 13
5:15PM RR2
Friday, July 16
9:15PM RR2
Saturday, July 17
1:00PM OH
PIAF...HER STORY...HER SONGS
A truly special event: French chanteuse extraordinaire Raquel Bitton will intro-
duce her film on July 14 and sing a couple of songs. PIAF begins as a concert
performance by Bitton and becomes a full evocation of Piaf's life and art.
Wednesday, July 14
7:00PM OH
Thursday, July 15
4:45PM OH
Friday, July 16
4:45PM RR2
PLAGUES AND PLEASURES OF THE SALTON SEA
In the desert east of L.A. lies the Salton Sea, a huge lake created by an engi-
neering mistake that subsequently became a swanky resort and then was
abandoned as an ecologic disasterand which is now populated by a coterie
of eccentrics and down-and-outers. Shown with BLUES4KAFKA.
Saturday, July 10
9:15PM RR3
Tuesday, July 13
5:00PM RR3
Friday, July 16
9:30PM RR3
PROTEUS
Based on real events that took place on Robben Island, South Africa's penal
colony, in the 18th century, the story of a love affair that violated two taboos:
against love and sex between two men and two races.
Monday, July 12
9:15PM RR2
Wednesday, July 14
5:00PM RR2
RECONSTRUCTION
Mind-bending winner of the Cannes Camera d'Or in which a young man
begins a new affair only to find that his world has literally changed: his apart-
ment no longer exists and his friends don't recognise him.
Friday, July 16
9:15PM RR1
Saturday, July 17
5:00PM RR1
RED LIGHTS
A vacation trip in the south of France turns into a car ride into places within
themselves that can't be avoided for a middle aged couple in this tense French
thriller based on a novel by Simenon.
Saturday, July 10
7:00PM RR2
Sunday, July 11
5:15PM RR1
Monday, July 12
4:45PM RR1
THE ROBIN HARRIS STORY: "WE DON'T DIE, WE MULTIPLY"
Those who saw him said that Robin Harris was a stand-up comedian compa-
rable only to Richard Pryor. Why don't we know about him? Terrific live
footage of Harris highlights Topper Carew's fascinating oral biography.
Wednesday, July 14
5:00PM RR1
Thursday, July 15
9:30PM RR2
SHADOW PLEASURES
Based on the writings of Michael Ondaatje (The English Patient), this is a
stunning, impressionistic dance film that leaps out of Ondaatje's sensual
imagery and poetry. Shown with APSARA.
Tuesday, July 13
4:45PM RR1
Saturday, July 17
5:15PM RR2
Sunday, July 18
5:30PM RR2
SONG OF THE DRUMTHE PETROGLYPHS OF MAINE
A beautiful documentary capturing the artwork long carved in rocks in Maine
by the Passamaquoddy and other tribes. Shown with LES FRANCOS DE
WATERVILLE (see description under "Francos").
THE STORY OF MARIE AND JULIEN
From French New Wave master Jacques Rivette (CELINE AND JULIE GO
BOATING) comes a sublime new masterpiece starring Emmanuelle Beart, set
in a rambling old Parisian mansion where past and present, dream and reality,
seem to coinhabit.
Saturday, July 17
7:15PM RR2
Sunday, July 18
2:30PM RR2
SURVIVING HEMINGWAY
A staged reading (featuring MIFF special guest Verna Bloom) of a serious new
comedy by Beth Eisen in which Linda, a professor of American literature,
returns home for the funeral of her father, a former hunting guide for
Hemingway, to find her 70-year-old mother, Doris, bull fighting, barroom
brawling, and believing she IS Hemingway.
Thursday, July 15
5:00PM Studio Theater,OH
THIS IS ME
In Barcelona, a group of ageing artistes and
transformistas (cross-dressing
singers) perform to a tiny audience in "La Bodega Bohemia" nightclub, a cher-
ished venue that's about to close in Sonia Herman Dolz's remarkable docu-
mentary.
Friday, July 9
9:30PM RR3
Monday, July 12
5:00PM RR3
Saturday, July 17
12:30PM RR3
TRAVELERS AND MAGICIANS
Set in the mountain kingdom of Bhutan, where a young man with aspirations
to success on the material plain in the U.S. is waylaid by a monk who instead
begins to open his mind to spiritual growth with his stories in this enchanting
fable from the director of THE CUP.
Friday, July 16
7:00PM RR2
Saturday, July 17
9:30PM RR1
Sunday, July 18
12:15PM RR2
TUSSENLAND
This sensitive, beautiful Dutch film portrays the crossing of the paths of two
uprooted people: Majok, a young Sudanese illegal immigrant and Jakob, a
reclusive elderly veteran. Honest, affecting and understated.
Sunday, July 11
5:00PM RR2
Tuesday, July 13
7:15PM RR2
Saturday, July 17
7:15PM RR3
VISIONS 2004
The new edition of MIFF's annual compilation of the best new short films by
directors with strong, distinct visions. Films include Nancy Andrews' THE
DREAMLESS SLEEP, Devon Damonte's DUCT AND COVER, Hannah Beth
King's WET, and The Quay Brothers' THE PHANTOM MUSEUM.
Sunday, July 11
7:30PM RR1
WHITE TIGER
Live accompaniment by Maine musician extraordinaire Doug Protsik to this
newly rediscovered and restored version of a fine 1923 melodrama by Tod
Browning, the director of FREAKS and the original DRACULA.
Thursday, July 15
4:45PM RR1
WILD PARROTS OF TELEGRAPH HILL
"It's hard to imagine (Hollywood) providing any more uplift than this docu-
mentary about a penniless North Beach dharma bum who feeds and befriends
a flock of wild parrots. That rare documentary that has romance, comedy,
and a surprise ending that makes you feel as if you could fly out of the theater
like a conure"San Jose Mercury News. Shown with CASCO BAY SWING.
Saturday, July 10
7:15PM RR1
Tuesday, July 13
7:00PM OH
Wednesday, July 14
4:45PM OH
Friday, July 16
7:15PM RR1
Z CHANNEL: A MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION
"Z Channel was like having a film festival in your living room" said director
Henry Jaglom about the pioneering L.A. cable station staff whose devotion to
film made them legendary, influenced a generation of filmmakers, and whose
fascinating story is detailed in this absorbing documentary.
Sunday, July 11
7:00PM RR3
Monday, July 12
9:15PM RR3
ZHOU YU'S TRAIN
Gong Li stars as a ceramics painter in Northwestern China who takes the
train twice weekly to visit her shy, private lover, but finds herself becoming
interested in a more down-to-earth suitor she meets while traveling.
Friday, July 9
7:00PM RR1
Sunday, July 11
12:45PM RR1
WALKER
Harris stars as William Walker, a 19th century U.S.
mercenary who invades Nicaragua in Alex Cox's scathing indictment
of American jingoism, based on historical record.
Sunday, July 11
5:00PM OH
A FLASH OF GREEN
Victor Nunez's complex, unusual Florida-based thriller, based on a
John D. MacDonald novel, stars Harris as a corrupt reporter redis-
covering his conscience when the environment is threatened by a
shady deal.
Monday, July 12
4:00PM OH
ALAMO BAY
Harris and Amy Madigan star in Louis Malle's topical drama about a
despondent Vietnam veteran pushed to the edge when he sees Vietnamese
immigrants moving into the fishing industry his Texas bay town.
Sunday, July 11
2:45PM OH
THE BLIND
SWORDSMAN:
ZATOICHI
Winner of the Audience
Award at the Toronto
Film Festival and the Grand Prize at
Venice, Takeshi Kitano's spin on the leg-
endary blind Japanese hero is exhilarating
and wildly entertaining.
Sunday, July 18
7:30PM OH
SEDUCING DOCTOR LEWIS
In this beguiling comic charmer from Quebec, a small
coastal town creates an elaborately and elegantly false
version of itself to convince a doctor
to locate there.
Friday, July 9
7:00PM OH
Also Showing:
Saturday, July 10 10:00PM OH
Sunday, July 11 12:30PM OH
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Tickets for Opening and Closing Nights, Empire Falls clips, Mid-Life Acheivement Night and Katy Roberts Quintet Concert on
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opening night
closing night
FEATURE FILMS
MID-LIFE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
ED HARRIS
Four time Oscar nominee Ed Harris returns to central Maine, where he shot EMPIRE FALLS
last fall, to accept MIFF's Mid-life Achievement Award as one of the finest actors of our time.
SCREENWRITING SYMPOSIUM AND MAINE
SCREENWRITING AWARD PRESENTATION
11 AM 12:30 PM OH RECEPTION AREA
27TH MAINE STUDENT FILM AND VIDEO
FESTIVAL 12:30PM 3PM OH
THE CELEBRATION OF MAINE FILMMAKERS'
RECEPTION: 5 PM 6:30 PM OH RECEPTION AREA
THE MAINE FILMMAKERS FORUM: 3 PM 5 PM OH
PROFUMO D'AGLIO (Dan Densch)
GENIE (Paul Ezzy)
HAPPILY EVER AFTER... (Shireen Rahman)
AND DAVID (Sam Molleur)
SAVING LAND: SAVING COMMUNITY (Melissa Paly)
BLUES4KAFKA (Bob Barancik)
FLOAT (Ivor Hadziabdic)
SIDESITTERS (Chris Watkins)
LUDWIG (A Secret Life) (John Stein)
2004 Celebration of Maine Filmmakers
Saturday, July 10, Waterville Opera House
This day-long program celebrates the work of Maine's talented filmmakers and videographers.
All events take place at the Opera House and are free of charge.
TRIBUTE TO ACTRESS VERNA BLOOM
Join us in honoring one of the American Cinema's finest
actresses, whose work is central to many key movies of the
'70s and '80s.
MEDIUM COOL
Verna Bloom's first major movie role was as a strong, single
mother newly moved to Chicago from Appalachia in Haskell
Wexler's archetypal late '60s film, set against the backdrop
of the Chicago Democratic Convention and anti-war
protests.
Friday, July 16
4:30PM RR1
HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER
Clint Eastwood's brooding, enigmatic, perhaps even meta-
physical western, in which a town (including Bloom) hires a
stranger to defend them against criminals but the stranger
may not follow their wishes...
Sunday, July 18
12:30PM OH
THE LAST TEMPTATION OF
CHRIST
Martin Scorsese's epic
and controversial adapta-
tion of Nikos Katzanzakis' novel
about Christ's final days stars
Willem Dafoe and Harvey
Keitel, with Bloom as
Mary.
Saturday, July 17
1:30PM RR1
Staged Screenplay Reading:
SURVIVING HEMINGWAY
(See description below)
Thursday, July 15
5:00PM Studio Theater
JAZZ LIVE/JAZZ ON FILM
Great music from Paris-based pianist Katy Roberts and her sidemen,
performed live in concert, and on celluloid on soundtracks to memo-
rable films.
THE KATY ROBERTS QUINTET IN CONCERT
A rare chance to catch great jazz from our shores
and from across the ocean, per-
formed by a band who have
recorded with jazz giants like David
Murray and Lester Bowie and who now
comprise one of the most exciting
groups in contemporary jazz: Katy
Roberts-piano; Rasul Siddik-trumpet;
Salim Washington-tenor sax; Radu Olahu Ben Judah-
bass; Joe Link-drums.
Friday, July 16
8:00PM OH
Jazz Films
Featuring Music and Performances by members of the Katy Roberts Quintet:
ART BRUT/METRO/WHEN SPIRITS DANCE
"Primitive" art in France's countryside; a jazz-based trip through the
Paris subway; a spirit-based view of the Roxbury, Mass. jazz scene.
Thursday, July 15 9:15PM RR3 Friday, July 16 5:00PM RR3
KARMEN GEI
This sensual, sensuous Senegalese version of the Carmen story fea-
tures ear-filling music (from David Murray, Rasul Siddik and others),
eye-popping dance, and a bisexual, free-spirited African version of
the heroine.
Saturday, July 10 9:15PM RR1 Sunday, July 11 3:15PM RR1
Thursday, July 15 9:15PM RR1
RR1
Railroad Square Cinema screening room #1 (150 seats)
RR2
Railroad Square Cinema screening room #2 (90 seats)
RR3
Railroad Square Cinema screening room #3 (48 seats)
OH
Waterville Opera House (940 seats)
EMPIRE FALLS HIGHLIGHTS
and POLLOCK
A first glimpse at scenes from the long-antici-
pated, Waterville and Skowhegan-shot film
starring Ed Harris. Also: POLLOCK,
Harris' Oscar-winning directorial debut,
in which he stars as troubled artist Jackson Pollock.
Sunday, July 11 7:30PM OH
MID-LIFE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
PRESENTATION and THE THIRD MIRACLE
Ed Harris receives MIFF's sixth Mid-life Achievement
Moose, and introduces a screening of Agnieszka Holland's
fine film in which Harris stars as a disillusioned priest
investigating a claim of sainthood.
Monday, July 12
7:00PM OH
SCREENWRITING WORKSHOP
Successful screenwriting in 4 easy* steps. 9AM-Noon, July17 & 18 (*okay, not so easy steps). Studio Theater, OH.
Contact betheisen@gwi.net to register (enrollment limited).
