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Seen • Lake Arrowhead The 10th annual Lake Arrowhead Film Festival was a 10 all the way around, with screenings of a broad range of acclaimed shorts, documentaries and features. “The films this year were beyond incredible, and when you have really good films you have a really good festival,” said president Mary Dippell. Directors of 66 of the 75 pictures screened at the four-day event were in attendance, giving fans a rare opportunity to meet the filmmakers. “Reach for Me,” director LeVar Burton’s heartfelt tribute to love in the face of aging, cancer and death, was the top feature and also received the Best of the Festival award. For more information, visit www.lakearrowheadfilmfestival.com. Photos by khai le From the film “in Pursuit of Panama,” promoter h. David trujillo, left, writer-director Garrett Martin and director of photography Cody smith actor Vince spano, left, festival attendee loren starr and lake arrowhead Film Festival board member Pete Noriega From the film “Jackson,” actor Charlie Robinson, left, director J.F. lawton and actor barry Primus 62 | inlandlivingmagazine.com | may 09 Film Festival Filmmaker Mark Cole (“Web of Desire”), left, volunteer Camille Chan, filmmaker John McDonald (“Ghost Mountain”) and producer Jeff Perlis (“Perske and Poorhima sharma”) logan brown, writer-director of “simulacrum,” left, the festival’s filmmaker coordinator Nancy barath and actor Clark Freeman lake arrowhead Film Festival board member Rick Ray, left, kenneth shoji and volunteer Dave Cline Jahsun, left, writer-director Jim thebaut and composer Christopher klatman (“the american southwest: are We Running Dry?”) Writer Damian owl (“Wake Up and Write”), left, and producer ivan Corona Georgina lightning, writer and director of “older than america,” and comedian JR Redwater
Seen • Rancho Cucamonga Frontier Project topping off Jack Doyle, left, with rosanne and chuck Bader. Frontier project board members sign the beam before it is placed during a topping off ceremony; randall J. reed, left, Kathy tiegs, James V. curatalo Jr., oscar Gonzalez, and hank L. stoy. Partners are celebrating a Frontier Project construction milestone in Rancho Cucamonga. Forget looking rosey. With this environmental project, the object is to go green. Those involved in the construction of the 14,000-square-foot educational center recently held an old-fashioned “topping off’’ ceremony, commemorating the placement of the structure’s highest steel beam. The ceremony came as the project hit its 50 percent completion mark with a grand opening event planned for November. The Frontier Project will be a hands-on demonstration building, designed to educate consumers about the latest methods and technologies in water, energy and site conservation. For more information, call 909-987-2591. courtesy photos Above, Justin Kemp, center, of the ontario reign presents the Frontier project Foundation with a $42,400 check at a recent topping off ceremony at the project’s new building. From left are robert A. DeLoach, oscar Gonzalez, James V. curatalo Jr., Kemp, randall J. reed, Vinnie Aven, tim Johnson, Kathy tiegs, Andrea Guillen Dutton and hank L. stoy. may 09 | inlandlivingmagazine.com | 63
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