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Marblehead Little Theatre, 12 School Street
Thursday Evening, February 16 ~ Free admission
Doors open at 7:00 PM. Screening begins at 7:30 PM.
Free refreshments: Popcorn ~ Starbucks Coffee
Discussion with filmmakers at Winter Film Festival
The Winter Film Festival is an encore presentation of the preceding Summer Film Festival program, often with inclusion of works not shown during the summer. Frequently, local filmmakers are in attendance and are available for discussion after the screening.
Chairperson: Mike Evers
Co-Chair: Laurie Stolarz
Committee:Carol McLaughlin, Barbara Papish, Sandy Rhoads, Bill Smalley, Caryle Anne Wildfield
Stalker
Damien Patrik
2:00 minutes
A man is stalked in downtown Denver … by himself. Patrik is an actor, writer, editor and film producer.
The Impossible Journey
John Bonner
7:11 minutes
This personal documentary about one Marbleheader’s bike ride from Marblehead to Boston shows how, by persistence, courage and very observant drivers, it can be done!
Howna and Manny
Jared Katsiane
10:00 minutes
Two young women encounter each other outside the JFK Building while waiting for their parents to settle their immigration issues. Katsiane is a prolific maker of short films, one of which won an award as one of the year’s best New England short works.
Just About Famous
Matt Mamula
14:00 minutes
This is a hilarious documentary about a convention of celebrity lookalikes: Oprah, Kenny Rogers, Sarah Palin, Bill Clinton, George Bush—you’ll meet them all!
Beneath the Same Sky
Dan Masucci
13:00 minutes
A regular participant in the Film Festival, Masucci returns with an emotional story about the relationship between a father and his son. The boy is troubled by the absence of his mother, a soldier in the Middle East.
Fernando’s First Snow
Jared Katsiane
4:00 minutes
This film is the Boston filmmaker’s affecting and poetic story in which a man recalls his first snow, when an elderly man helps him retrieve a scarf from a tree.
God and Dog
Wendy Francisco
2:00 minutes
The filmmaker offers a short animated music video about being loved by both the characters in the title. Francisco, a Boson-born musician living in Colorado, also animated the film.
Pie Heist
Steve Baldwin
7:16 minutes
This former Beverly resident is a prolific filmmaker with many awards to his credit. His comedy deals with the lengths one man will go to evade his self-appointed dietician and appropriate his favorite sugary treat.
Trampoline
Dan Masucci
6:00 minutes
This is a story of a father-daughter excursion that turns into an interior excursion for the father.
Twist of Fate
Karen Aqua
8:40 minutes
This award-winning Boston area animator and past Film Festival contributor has created an animated film about her bout with a serious illness.
Zen and the Art of Landscaping
David Kartch
17:00 Minutes
A young landscaper encounters more trouble on the inside of a suburban household than the exterior. This is a Film Festival Legacy showing, first screened in 2001!
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