SHORTS PROGRAM 4

Once thriving, Chinatown movie theatres are fading fast in the US. Three characters tell the melancholy tale of a failing New York City cinema.

Print Source:
Eric Lin
Prince St. Station, PO Box 629
New York, NY 10012
Tel: 917.620.5745
Email: Blaqhole@hotmail.com

TIMEZONES - EXPLAINED BY USE OF LIGHT
Nikolai Østergaard
Denmark, 2004, 14 minutes

Lovers are separated by distance, time and the sun's path around the Earth in this beautiful, melancholy short.

Print Source:
Annette Lonvang, Danish Film Institute
Gothersgade 55
Copenhagen K DK-1123
Denmark
Tel: +45.33.74.3400
Fax: +45.2173.8733
Email: festivalprintmanager@dfi.dk

WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR
Shelly Silver
USA, 2004, 15 minutes

A woman places an ad looking for models. The ad results in a film made up entirely of digital still images that narrate a strange adventure of desire and human behaviour.

Print Source:
Shelly Silver, House Productions
22 Catherine Street #6
New York, NY 10038
Tel: 212 7322986
Email: silvernyc@earthlink.net

POSITIVELY NAKED
Arlene Donnelly Nelson, David Nelson
USA, 2004, 38 minutes

At a photo shoot by infamous nude photographer Spencer Tunick, a diverse group of participants share their HIV+ stories, creating an unsentimental portrait of life with AIDS in America today.

Print Source:
Helen Hood Scheer, Juntos Films
Tel: 310-399-2433
Email: hh_scheer@earthlink.net

COSIMO CAVALLARO'S ABSOLUTE PRESSED HAM
Sarah Lee Jacobs
USA, 2004, 12 minutes

A sculptor creates an interactive art project involving pressed ham, a bed, a hungry dog and some very angry people.

Print Source:
Sarah Lee Jacobs
Emerald Films_20 South 4th St
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Tel: 212-473-1500
Fax: 718.486.4085
Email: emeraldfilmsnyc@aol.com

Saturday 6/18 at 9:30 p.m.

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