Original
Woodstock Museum Film and Video Festival
August 29-31, 2008 * Labor Day Weekend
Woodstock Museum, P.O. Box 73,
Woodstock, NY 12498, 845-246-0600. Woodstock Museum is a non-profit 501(c)3 educational institution INSPIRATION
THROUGH FILM Friday August 29th 8PM Opening Ceremony with Victor Roland Mousaa, Apache artist, singer and activist connects us together consciously in the world wide web of life. He is also working on a documentary biography, including footage with a singing friend Pete Seeger. 8:30 Time after Time A lyrical, jubilant interpretation of the human spirit, a symphony of images, music and poetry though time and cultures by multi-talented international artist, Mareid Sullivan. Award winning. (Nimbin logo) 10PM Woodstock…Can't Get There from Here, Woodstock has many truths. This uncensored version shows the history of the art colony with good intentions & biases, Joyous Lake drug culture & today's real estate boom or bust legacy. Look for hidden ghosts, foibles and Woodstock spirit. David McDonald. Saturday, August 30th 2PM A Purple Tree is Fine with Me "Children's art, however modest, plays an essential role in the creative process." A pictorial calendar of music and art is family entertainment, inspiring the young and "cracking up" the most serious. Sony film festival winner. Q&A's with producer Shelli Lipton. 2:45 Boomer Boots Up Without a word but with movement, humor and physical gusto, a whimsical character dances through an odd, new world in post industrial Holland, where water, land and sky fuse with sculpture amid the industrial, man-made environment. Alain Le Razer. Beautiful & artistic. European flair! 3PM Earth Spirit Action Deep Ecology, Living Democracy and Revolution in Consciousness in a beautifully illustrated, fast moving discussion about the change that must take place for a the sustainable future. Challenge extinction! Q&A's w/ Ruth Rosenhek. 3:30 Endgame An exploration into the dark history of the global elite, who follow a program of dehumanization and population reduction in order to secure a brutal monopoly over the planet's future. Their endgame ensures that they will never have to struggle with a middle class again. By Alex Jones 6PM Freedom Live America falls in love with a TV reporter who covers the war from his perspective of brotherhood with the Iraqi people, making him the biggest star. Like anyone, he just can't resist freedom. Great for teenagers. Fast moving. Gwen M. Cassidy, Dir. 6:30
Run from the Cure: How Cannabis Cures Cancer
Rick Simpson has been providing people with free, hemp oil medicines
at no cost for several years with amazing results. But, it's a pharmaceutical
industry nightmare. No patents allowed. (Sign a repeal bill requested
by NY Governor Patterson.) 8PM
Linda Diamond & Co. presents
dances reflecting Freedom through 9PM Woodstock Downunder explores Woodstock's hippie sister city Nimbin, Australia, an alternative world of free spirits and sustainability in a community that lives the dream down under. Jeff Moran greets Nimbin on film. Q&A's w/ Ambassador/filmmakers Nathan Koenig & Shelli Lipton. 9PM Woodstock Downunder Woodstock's hippie sister city Nimbin, Australia. Explore this alternative world of free spirits in a community that lives the dream down under. Woodstock Town Board Supervisor Jeff Moran speaks on film. Q&A's w/ Ambassador/filmmakers Nathan Koenig & Shelli Lipton 10:45 Shaven Images The filmmaker turns the camera on himself. Self-portrait of multiple personalities while shaving his beard and changing costume. It's zany, low to high comedy and serious Shakespeare. Hilarious! Q&As with actor/filmmaker Nathan Koenig. 11:15 "The Road" a hobo's tale As opposed to bums and tramps, hobos are proud to be homeless. They travel and take jobs among a society of peers, complete with annual award ceremonies for King & Queen. We encounter some of the dedicated, freedom characters among them. Q&As w/ Jim Foyt, filmmaker. Sunday, August 31st 2PM On the Brink "Our endangered friends are in trouble! Can you help us? " An inspiring film for the whole family, especially young children, featuring life-sized puppets with real people from Nimbin Australia, Woodstock's sister city. By the Rainforest Information Center. Sundsy 2:34
It's Showtime Animated, angry
sausage-like cartoon characters walk through the streets of Manhattan;
a music video for the rock group, Electric Six. It's only a minute
short! Q&A's w/producer B.E.F. Oakes. 4PM Arna's Children A Jewish woman, legendary activist for the rights of the Palestinian people, teaches a lost generation of Arab children to express themselves through acting. Powerful! Best documentary Tribeca Film Festival. Juliano Mer Khamas. 5:45 A Delicate Balance Solutions to global warming and the health crisis are within our reach. Studies have been done on nutrition that mainstream media won't reveal. See this film now! Aaron Scheibner (Nimbin logo) 7PM 21st
Century Prohibition Cannabis activist Neil Pike confronts
the law in an effort to expose hypocracy and bad marijuana laws in
Australia. The camera, as his weapon, is in their face. The police
are caught in a huge drug scandal. 8PM Yuma in Performance with multimedia. A talented painter, singer and dancer brings live performance to our film festival. Ms. Asuko is Japanese and has that Oriental flair. Nominated for a Grammy. Let's give her a warm Woodstock welcome on her return performance. 9PM Hofmann's Potion Long before Timothy Leary urged a generation to "tune in, turn on and drop out," scientists were hailing LSD as a powerful tool to treat alcoholism, drug addiction and schizophrenia. This documentary tells the fascinating story of LSD, beginning with its discovery in 1943. (Nimbin Logo) 10PM Greenwich Village Halloween Wings of Desire is the theme of this steamy trip through the streets of New York's most bawdy celebration. Adults only! Are people taking off their masks? Guest appearance by the Hemp Empress. Q & A's w/ Nathan Koenig 11PM
Limon, a Life Beyond Words
An intimate, poetic look at the life of dancer & choreographer
Jose Limon. NY times described him as "the greatest male dancer
of his own or any other time." Freedom of movement combined with
archival footage well edited. Q&As with director/editor Malachi
Roth.
What? Woodstock Museum 9th Annual Film &Video Festival Where? Woodstock Town Hall, 76 Tinker St., in Woodstock, NY When? Labor Day Weekend, Aug. 29, opening ceremony 8PM & Aug. 30-31, 2008, starts at 2PM What's the deal? You can attend FREE screenings & workshops. What to expect: This
year's theme is "Freedom". View & critique
alternative films, meet the filmmakers, and study Film
Scoring with key professionals in a three hour workshop. http://www.WoodstockMuseum.org
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