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fesTIval pRogRam Table dIReCToR of ConTenTs WelCome 14 Joe bilancio Festival Program Director Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival pRogRammeRs message i knew the Rehoboth beach independent Film Festival audiences were film fanatics, but last year you took it to a whole new level. braving horrible weather and following detours, you were determined to not miss a film! i love my job. it really is the audience appreciation that motivates me to continually program the best festival. So if you keep braving the elements, i will keep rewarding your efforts. This year the festival is once again a blend of genres and films representing over 35 countries including Chad, the Occupied Territories of Palestine, Tibet and Georgia; locations that generally do not offer many films. Country Spotlight will feature India screening a blend of blockbusters and independent films showing just a little of the breadth of that country’s film industry (the largest in the world). A sidebar on Action films shows that independent films and action films are not mutually exclusive and can work together in a perfect union of sophistication, intrigue and raw action. Finally we look at controversial or difficult films and how rewarding they can be if viewed in the proper framework and mindset. A few festival films use violence and others slow, methodical pacing, to set the context of the films and help create unease or drama that can’t be conveyed in other ways. So immerse yourself and get the full experience of these films. In the line-up there is an unusually high number of films that were nominated by their respective countries in the Best Foreign Film category for the Academy Awards: Chameleon (Hungary), Harishchandra Factory (India), Like Stars on Earth (India, 2009), I Killed My Mother (Canada), Letters to Father Jakob (Finland), Milk of Sorrow (Peru, which was one of the five finalist for the award), The Other Bank (Georgia, 2009) and Protekor (Czech Republic). In addition 2 films, Polytechnique (Canada) and Nora’s Will (Mexico) swept the major awards at their country’s version of the Oscars. This year, as in the past the Documentaries include some of the best films you will see. In a Summer Pasture, a Tibetan family resists the encroaching development in the harsh landscape, In the film version of the best seller Freakonomics, the idea of economics is expressed as human psychological response to incentives. It is a powerhouse line up of directors each tackling one of the subjects. Client 9, The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer takes a look at politics gone awry while Waste Land follows a New York artist back to Brazil where he creates portraits out of garbage, by those who pick garbage for a living. so here’s hoping for great weather, no major detours and happy film going for all! Joe bilancio Festival Program Director Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival
oaRd membeRs the Rehoboth beach Film Society is governed by the following group of dedicated and talented volunteer board members: PRESIDENT: Fritz Schranck TREASURER: Gene Dvornick VICE-PRESIDENT: Eric Kafka SECRETARY: Darrel Grinstead Deborah Appleby Jennie Keith Paul Kuhns sTaff Sharon Miken James Reichert Bob Slavin Sue Early, Executive Director Wendi Dennis, Education/Outreach Coordinator Joe Bilancio, Festival Program Director Malcolm Keen, Membership Coordinator Gloria Walls, Administrative Assistant Cindy Hall, Marketing Coordinator Chuck Patalive, Website Adminstrator Nancy Knapp, Bookkeeper mIssIon sTaTemenT: Midge Smith Perrin Smith Allen Stafford The mission of the Rehoboth Beach Film Society is to promote the art of film and, through outreach initiatives, to entertain, educate, and enrich the cultural life of local and extended communities. 15 goveRnoR’s boaRd membeRs leTTeR and sTaff
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