nov 10-14 2010 - Rehoboth Beach Film Society

RegIonal shoWCase
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shoRT fIlms fRom aRound heRe
[total Run timE: 71 mins without Q&a]
the last resort
Most vacationers at the beach don’t think twice about the
people who serve their food, ring up their purchases or
clean their hotel rooms. If they do, they might imagine
the life in a beach town as an idyllic permanent vacation.
But Jeb and Heather, two employees at a resort hotel,
know that working in a beach town can be far from ideal.
As they prepare to close up the resort for the season,
all they want to do is retire to their favorite bar and
celebrate. Their hopes for an uneventful closing day are
ruined when one guest refuses to leave.
Regional connection: Director Rob Waters and
all the cast are residents of Rehoboth, Lewes and
surrounding areas.
[dir. Rob waters, 2010, uS, video, 38 mins]
JoG
A young woman is jogging in a park. She hears someone
call for help from the woods around her. Compelled to
go in and investigate, despite her apprehension, she
discovers there may be no helping the other person, or
herself.
Regional connection: Director Mark Hagood is a
resident of Millersville, MD.
[dir. mark Hagood, 2010, uS, dVd, 10 mins]
FrI Nov 12 5:30 PM-7:35 PM
Sponsored By:
Coast Press/Beachcomber/
[Includes Q & A with Directors] delmarvanow!com
iF i can’t dance
An inspirational documentary about the power of dance
to help those with Parkinson’s Disease. Not only is it
inspiring to see the dancers transform, it is stirring to
watch the instructors give their heart and soul to teach
these amazing individuals to move. The culmination of
the hard work is a performance on the stage of the world
famous Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Regional connection: The film was produced by
Last Name Left production from Arlington, VA. The
program is conducted by the Bowen McCauley Dance
Company from Arlington, VA and all of the participants
and instructors are from that area.
[dir. mikael manoukian, 2010, uS, dVd, 11 mins]
a rocK and a hard Place
An old man has a huge rock in his yard. Unable to move it,
he writes a letter to his son, explaining his predicament.
After his son, who lives in an 8x6 jail cell in a maximum
security prison, receives the letter, he devises a clever
solution that involves a SWAT team, a sledgehammer,
and a dead police officer.
Regional connection: Director Anthony Faust
lives in Sterling , VA and Actor John Calvin Doyle is a
Rehoboth native.
[dir. anthony Faust, 2010, uS, video, 12 mins]