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ContentsTicket Information . . . . . . . . . . 2Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2VIP Director’s Loft . . . . . . . . . . . 2Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Workshops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Sneak Peeks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Film Guide Sunday . . . . . . . . . . 9Film Guide Monday . . . . . . . . . 9Film Guide Tuesday . . . . . . . . . 9

Film Guide Wednesday . . . . . . 10Film Guide Thursday . . . . . . . . 10Film Guide Friday . . . . . . . . . . . 11Film Guide Saturday . . . . . . . . 12Student Short Film Program . 16Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Festival Leadership . . . . . . . . . . 20Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Film Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Helen StephensonExecutive Director

7th Annual

Prescott Film FestivalJuly 17-24, 2016

“…supporting independent and critically acclaimed films and filmmakers….”

We are celebrating our 7th annual festival this year and are THRILLED with the lineup of fantastic films and workshops! Each year we have grown and changed a bit, all the while keeping our mission at the forefront of what we do. We continue to present amazing “movies that move you” and “entertain, inspire and inform.”

Our films are unique, fun, fascinating, inspiring and many bring us a true sense of gratitude for living in (or having a chance to visit) the Central Arizona Highlands we call home.

This year, thanks to the Yavapai College Film and Media Arts Program, an impressive slate of workshops will be held during PFF. These are fantastic offerings for new and experienced filmmakers, movie geeks and lovers of the art form! This is a chance to meet professionals in the industry, hear about their experiences and perhaps, through these workshops, take craft and/or enjoyment and appreciation of film to the next level. There will be a representative from RED Cinema camera giving a demo, a professional animation editor, an award winning sound designer and editor, a film preservationist, a film financer, (yeah; a “money guy!”) two screenwriting workshops and several successful indie filmmakers. These will all be “don’t miss” FREE workshops!

This year’s fest kicks off with a special “Film Noir and Pinot Noir” wine tasting. The noir film is The Lady from Shanghai starring Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth. Our special guest? Beatrice Welles, daughter of Orson Welles. We will have a special screening on the National Day of the Cowboy, July 23rd. Additionally we will have quirky unique films, and a fantastic slate of shorts for your enjoyment!

The Prescott Film Festival would not be possible without the help of our generous sponsors, grantors and volunteers. Please thank a volunteer when you have a chance. And take note of the sponsors and grantors in this program guide and on the “big screen” in our theatres. When you see them or frequent their businesses, please tell them you appreciate their support of the Prescott Film Festival.

Have a wonderful festival experience and thank YOU for your support!

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Tickets

Prescott Film Festival is proud to host our visiting filmmakers and Platinum Pass holders in the V.I.P. Director’s Loft, located on the upper mezzanine level of the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center (YCPAC). Enter using the stairs to the left of the lobby and enjoy wonderful food and refreshments.

Our thanks to Starbucks (coffee) and Wildflower Bread Company (breakfast breads). Special thanks to El Gato Azul for sponsoring the VIP Director’s Loft and providing lunches!

Lunch will begin serving at 11:30 amLoft hours:

Thursday-Saturday 9:00am – 5:00pmSheldon Street

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General Admission: $12.00Student: $6.0010 Pack General Admission: $100Wine Tasting and Film: $35

All Film Pass: $120Platinum Pass: $195

All-Access Pass to the festival including all films (throughout 2016), parties, wine tasting, workshops, and VIP Director’s Loft.

Tickets & passes may be purchased online at PrescottFilmFestival.com.Tickets may also be purchased at the Festival box office, July 12-16 from Noon- 6 pm at the Film & Media Arts program office on the Yavapai College campus (bldg. 28).

During the Festival the box office will be inside the lobby of the YC Performing Arts Center (July 17-23) and will open 1 hour prior to the first show of the day and close 30 minutes after the last show of the day begins.

Will Call: Tickets purchased online or by phone will be available at the Festival Box Office when it is open.

VIP Director’s Loft sponsored by El Gato Azul

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10:00 am Lives Well Lived  p.12

In the Blink  p.12

1:00 Short Film Program  p.13

4:00 Cowboy Christmas  p.14

His Name is Midnight p.14

7:00 Growing Up Smith (AKA Good ‘Ol Boy)  p.14

A King’s Betrayal  p.14

Cabaret After Party p.7 (included with film)

1:00 Fanarchy  p.13

The Dogist  p.13

4:00 Liza the Fox Fairy 16+  p.14 (Hungarian with subtitles)Mildred & the Dying Parlor  p.14

SUNJuly 17

MONJuly 18

TUESJuly 19

WEDJuly 20

THURSJuly 21

FRIJuly 22

SATJuly 23

SUNJuly 24

3:00 Pinot Noir & Film Noir Wine Tasting p.7

4:30 The Lady from Shanghai p.9

The Bloody Olive  p.9

7:00 Last Cab to Darwin p.9

Last Days  p.9 (Spanish with subtitles)

4:00 Being George Clooney  p.10

Starring Austin Pendleton  p.10

7:00 A Light Beneath Their Feet R p.10

Locas  p.10

7:00 La belle et la Bête (Beauty and the Beast) p.9 (French with subtitles)Todo lo demás (Everything Else)  p.9 (Spanish with subtitles)

4:00 House of Time 16+ p.10 (French with subtitles)Back to the Start  p.10

7:00 Big Voice  p.11

Wright’s Law  p.11

1:00 Surgery Ship  p.11

Kickass Katie Lee  p.11

4:00 Jeff Lowe’s Metanoia  p.11

Falling into Place  p.11

7:00 The Man Who Knew Infinity p.12

Hum  p.12

5:00 Film Preservation W p.4

1:00 The Sound of Fear W p.5

2:30 Radio Silence: DIY Independent Filmmaking and Marketing W p.5

3:30 Planting the Seed of your Film: Writing an Effective Log Line W p.4

5:00 Micro & Macro Film Financing W p.4

1:00 Working in the Real World W p.5

2:30 Invisible Art/Invisible Artist W p.6

10:00 am I’ve Written a Script, Now What? W p.6

11:30 RED Camera Demo W p.6

1:00 Storytelling, the Humanities and Filmmaking W p.6

2:00 Student Short Film Program  p.16

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WorkshopsPresented by the Yavapai College Film & Media Arts ProgramAll workshops are free and will be held in building 3, room 119

Film PreservationMonday, July 18, 5:00 – 6:00 pmPresenter: Bob O’Neil

In the history of motion picture cinema and television there have been many chal-lenges in preserving and restoring titles from the past (film) as well as the future (digital). Technical issues like obsolete formats and deteriorating media are part of the obstacles in working with an old library. Bob O’Neil takes us on a journey through the film vaults and the fascinating process that results in the preservation of our film heritage.Bob O’Neil worked at Universal Studios for nearly 40 years, retired, and recently moved to Prescott. He spent the final 25 years of his career doing analogue film preservation, restoration, and asset management on such titles as Dracula, Bride of Frankenstein, All Quiet On the Western Front, To Kill A Mockingbird, Double Indemnity, Psycho, and Rear Window.

Planting the Seed of your Film: Writing an Effective Log LineTuesday, July 19, 3:30 – 4:30 pmPresenter: Jeff Wood

A clear, concise, and compelling log line is to your completed story what the seed is to a mighty tree: It contains the potential and the necessary information to grow straight, tall, and tower above the rest. In this hands-on work-shop, we will discuss what a log line is (and isn’t),

what the essential elements are, and how to craft one of your own. No experience is required. Participants will leave the seminar with one log line with a story begging to be written from it! Jeff Wood is the Screenwriting Instructor for the Film and Media Arts program at Yavapai College.

Micro and Macro Film FinancingTuesday, July 19, 5:00 – 6:00 pmPresenter: Larry Sakin

Larry will explore the sublime outlets and dirty secrets for funding your project. Larry believes, “Financing is among the greatest challenges facing filmmakers today. In an uncertain economy that stymies masters of the craft, how do innovative filmmakers find the money to complete their vision?” Larry Sakin has been in the entertain-ment industry for thirty-six years. Most recently, he was the Executive Producer for the interna-tionally acclaimed documentary Being George Clooney, and is serving as Executive Producer for a documentary on global climate change.

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The Sound of FearWednesday, July 20, 1:00 – 2:00 pmPresenter: Noah Blough

Ever turned off the sound and watched a horror movie? Not so scary any-more is it? Noah Blough, Emmy nominated sound editor, is the person who made you jump during The Exorcist, fear for the survival of the planet in Independence Day, and hold your breath during Mission Impossible II. (Mr. Blough was also the Assistant Sound Editor for Purple Rain.) Join us as we take a filmatic tour through sound editing, design and Foley and find out how audio takes us on an emotional ride at the movies.Noah Blough has over 30 years experience in the film industry. His feature sound work includes Field of Dreams, Stargate, Independence Day, Black Hawk Down, MI2 and many more.

Radio Silence — DIY Independent Filmmaking & MarketingWednesday, July 20, 2:30 – 3:30 pmPresenters: Tyler Gillett and Chad Villella

Radio Silence will answer your questions about DIY and Independent filmmaking and marketing. The directors of V/H/S, Devil’s Due and Southbound will talk about their unique approach to filmmak-ing, getting a project financed a hopefully viral way.RADIO SILENCE is a team of three filmmakers: Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett and Chad Villella. Radio Silence has made two independent feature films (V/H/S and Southbound) that have screened at numerous film festivals, including Sundance, TIFF, SXSW, AFI, Sitges, Fantastic Fest, and NY’s Lincoln Center.

Working in the Real WorldThursday, July 21, 1:00 – 2:00 pmPresenters: Kim Kapin & Bryan Matsukey

Finding gainful employment in Hollywood has long been the ultimate goal for many aspiring filmmakers and television producers. In this workshop, veteran producers Bryan Matuskey and Kim Kapin will share their experiences work-ing in the mainstream as well as offering tips on how aspiring content-makers can carve out a creative and profitable niche for themselves in exciting new areas. Kapin is currently the marketing and communi-cations director at Yavapai College, but is also a veteran writer, director and producer. Bryan Matuskey is an Arizona filmmaker, photographer, and music composer.

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Workshops

For complete bios of presenters visit http://prescottfilmfestival.com/workshops-2016/

Storytelling, the Humanities and FilmmakingSunday, July 24, 1:00 – 2:00 pm COMMUNITY ROOMPresenter: Dr. Suzanne Waldenberger

Martin Scorsese says, "Young people need to understand that not all imag-es are out there to be consumed like, you know, fast food and then for-gotten. We need to educate them to understand the difference between moving images that engage their humanity and their intelligence, and moving images that are just selling them something.”Join Dr. Suzanne Waldenberger as she discusses the importance of sto-rytelling and how storytelling engages the humanities in strong screenplays. The workshop is presented in part by AZ Humanities.

Invisible Art/Invisible ArtistThursday, July 21, 2:30 pm – 3:30 pmPresenter: Tom Finan

The editor is often the unsung hero of the film world. Editors get to tell the story of a film and their contribution is essential to the final product of a theatrical, television and animated feature film. Tom will discuss the physical workflow necessary to create what we finally watch at home on our television or in the theater. Learn more about how editors contribute to the art, craft and technology of filmmaking.Tom Finan has worked for over 4 decades as an editor in television and film. His credits include The Lion King, Platoon, Hercules and Stuart Little, among many others.

RED Camera DemoFriday, July 22, 11:30 am – 12:30 pmPresenter: Colin Glenn

RED Digital Cinema was founded in 2005 by Jim Jannard, who had previously founded Oakley. The company started with a small group of entrepre-neurs in a warehouse who wanted to build afford-able, high-end digital video cameras and believed

that 4K video was the future of digital image capture. The RED One was arguably the first affordable camera that provided filmmak-ers customizable features and out-of-the-box functionality with the “feature film quality” known to much more expensive 35mm film. Films shot on RED include The Martian, Straight Outta Compton, Jurastic World, Avatar 2, Transformers: The Last Knight, Pirates of the Caribbean. TV programs include House of Cards, Better Call Saul, The Man in the High Castle and Game of Thrones. Need we say more? Yes we do! The Yavapai College Film and Media Arts Program will be accept-ing delivery of two RED cameras in the fall. Come see a demo of this amaz-ing camera by Colin Glenn, Road Warrior, RED Digital Cinema.

Screenwriting: I’ve Written a Script, Now What?Friday, July 22, 10:00 – 11:00 am Presenter: Philip Sedgwick

Without being a Hollywood insider, what can you do to get your script in circulation and consider-ation? You will learn about screenwriting from a veteran and also have the opportunity to register to win a copy of "Movie Magic Screenwrier". Philip Sedgwick started out his writing career at a reality TV show, Everything Entrepreneur, which aired on a non network Arizona station. His second screenplay effort, Neon Cactus, was a quarter-finalist in the 1990 Nicholl Fellowship and a finalist in the 2011 Amsterdam Film Festival. Philip’s latest film, Mirage, at Zabul Province won Best Short Film at the 2013 Prescott Film Festival.

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Special EventsFilm Noir & Pinot NoirSunday, July 17 at 3pm (YCPAC)

$35 wine tasting (includes the film: The Lady from Shanghai)

Join us for a fabulous evening of wine, light hors d'oeuvre and a classic film. One of the most enduring film genres is the Film Noir and one of the most popular wines is Pinot Noir. We've paired these two for an evening of dark adventure you won't want to miss. Our film will be the classic The Lady from Shanghai, written, directed and starring Orson Welles, and also starring the fabulous Rita Hayworth. Also we are ex-cited to have Beatrice Welles (daughter of Orson Welles) as our special guest for a Q & A following the screening.A special thanks to Hensley Beverages, Del Rio Springs and Prescott Winery for pro-viding the wine for this event. Also, thanks to Soldi Creative Cuisine for providing the appetizers.The wine tasting will begin at 3 pmFilm screening will begin at 4:30 pm.Screens with the short film The Bloody Olive.

Growing Up Smith and Cabaret PartySaturday, July 23 at 7 pm (with Cabaret Party immediately following)(YCPAC)

$12 includes movie and Cabaret Party

Growing Up Smith (aka Good Ol’ Boy) is an award winning film that touches on some very timely messages. It is a hilar-ious coming of age movie that also gives a compelling look at immigration and the American dream. It has drawn praise for its multidimensional characters and has been called “a funny, heartwarming coming of age story that lives at the intersection of culture, class, and longing.” (CAAMFest) Stars Jason Lee as the neighbor dad who befriends

young Smith (Roni Akurati). Jason is best known as the star of My Name Is Earl, Almost Famous, and the Alvin and the Chipmunks films. Special Guest: Anjul Nigam, writer, actor and producer of Growing Up Smith, will join us for a live Q & A following the screening. Also screening will be the short film A King’s Betrayal.Immediately following the screening, you are invited back stage for a Cabaret Party, where you can enjoy music, light appetizers (provided by the Taj Mahal restaurant), and a cash bar. Don’t miss this special evening to put the perfect cap on a great day of films!

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Special Sneak Peek ScreeningsLa Belle et la Bête (Beauty and the Beast) Tuesday, July 19, 7 pm (YCPAC)

We are proud to present one of the most beautiful films we have had the opportunity to screen in La Belle et la Bête (Beauty and the Beast). This French production is visually stunning. The costumes and sets alone are enough to make this film worth seeing. But they are backed up with outstanding performances by Vincent Cassel (The Beast) and Léa Seydoux (Belle). They breathe new life into one of the most en-during love stories in this can’t miss film! Also screening will be the short film Todo lo demás (Everything Else). Both are foreign language films featuring English subtitles.

Lives Well Lived (Work in Progress)Saturday, July 23, 10 am (YCPAC)

This outstanding documentary asks the question “What is a Life Well Lived?” This film uses interviews with people between 75 and 100 and asks them this crucial question. While they all have lived well, the filmmakers discover that the road to that elusive goal is not always the same. A film filled with wisdom and wit you won’t want to miss. This film is screening as a work in progress.

Big Voice Thursday, July 21, 7 pm (YCPAC)

An inspiring feature documentary about a year in the life of a demanding high school choir director who pushes his students to become “one big voice”. This film celebrates the importance of the fine arts to the educational process and the difference one teach-er can make in the lives of students. Big Voice has won awards for Best Documentary Feature at the New Filmmakers of Los Angeles Best of 2015 Awards, Best US Premiere Documentary at the Heartland Film Festival, and Best Family Feature at the South Dakota Film Festival.Director Varda Bar-Kar will be in attendance and will answer your questions following the film.

Prescott Film Festival 2016 • 9PFF Ratings • FF {Family Friendly} 13+ {not suitable for children under 13yrs} 16+ {Admittance restricted to 16yrs+} R {MPAA Rated R} Arizona Premiere

Film GuideSunday, July 17 @ 4:30pm YC Performing Arts CenterThe Lady from ShanghaiUSA • 1947 • 87min • Narrative FeatureFascinated by gorgeous Mrs. Bannister, seaman Michael O'Hara joins a bizarre yachting cruise, and ends up mired in a complex murder plot. Orson Welles directed and starred in this classic film-noir. His daughter, Beatrice Welles will be our special guest for a Q & A following the film.

13+ • Crime, Drama, Film-NoirDirector: Orson WellesCast: Rita Hayworth, Orson Welles,

Everett Sloane

The Bloody OliveUSA • 1997 • 12min • Narrative ShortChristmas decorating and a friendly visit turns into murder and intrigue in this great film-noir short.

13+ • Crime, ComedyDirector: Vinent BalCast: Veerle van Overloop,

Frank Focketyn, Gene Bervoets

Monday, July 18 @ 7:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterLast Cab to DarwinAustralia • 2016 • 123min • Narrative FeatureRex is a loner, and when he's told he doesn't have long to live, he embarks on an epic drive through the Australian outback from Broken Hill to Darwin to die on his own terms; but his journey reveals to him that before you can end your life, you have to live it, and to live it, you've got to share it.

16+ • Comedy, Drama, RomanceDirector: Jeremy SimsCast: Michael Caton, Ningali Lawford,

Mark Coles Smith

Last DaysPeru • 2016 • 14min • Narrative Short (Spanish with subtitles)Ramón is a veteran tailor that has been elaborating  gentlemen's clothing for decades, but in recent years his tailor shop has become anachronistic and his profits scarcer. This is the directorial debut for Arturo León Llerena and was an official selection at Cannes in the short film corner.

FF • DramaDirector: Arturo León Llerena

Cast: Antonio Chamorro

Tuesday, July 19 @ 7:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterLa Belle et la Bête (Beauty and the Beast) * Sneak Peek *France • 2016 • 112min • Narrative Feature (French with subtitles)An unexpected romance blooms after the youngest daughter of a merchant who has fallen on hard times offers herself to the mysterious beast to which her father has become indebted. This is a beautiful production and retelling of the traditional story of Beauty and the Beast. Vincent Cassel (Black Swan, Oceans Twelve) is outstanding as the brooding beast, but it is Léa Seydoux' performance that stands out in this French production with English subtitles.

PG13 • Fantasy, RomanceDirector: Christophe GansCast: Vincent Cassel, Léa Seydoux,

André Dussollier

Todo lo demás (Everything Else) Spain • 2015 • 8min • Narrative Short (Spanish with subtitles)Laura and Miguel discover the limits of their love.

13+ • DramaDirector: Federico UntermannCast: Noelia Castaño,

Patricia García Méndez, Javier Rey

Last Cab to Darwin

The Lady from Shanghai

10 PFF Ratings • FF {Family Friendly} 13+ {not suitable for children under 13yrs} 16+ {Admittance restricted to 16yrs+} R {MPAA Rated R} Arizona Premiere

Film GuideWednesday, July 20 @ 4:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterBeing George ClooneyUSA, Brazil, France Germany • 2016 • 88min Documentary FeatureFrancesco Pannofino. Martin Umbach. Tamer Karadagli. Marco Antonio Costa. What do these men have in common? They are the international voices of George Clooney. Being George Clooney is a feature length documentary that delves into the creative, often humorous world of audio dubbing a Hollywood motion picture. The film explores the personal lives of these voice artists and their lives as Clooney's "alter egos". The film shows us the problems, the processes and the personalities that translate an American hit into an international blockbuster.

FF • BiographyDirector: Paul MarianoCast: Gustavo Andriewiski, Arzu Balkan,

Chiara Barzini

Starring Austin PendletonUSA • 2016 • 20min • Documentary ShortA quirky and inspirational docu-mentary film on the philosophical approach to the life and work of character actor Austin Pendleton.

13+ • BiographyDirector: Gene Gallerano, David H. HolmesCast: Natalie Portman, Meryl Streep,

Ethan Hawke

Wednesday, July 20 @ 7:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterA Light Beneath Their FeetUSA • 2015 • 90min • Narrative FeatureA high school senior must choose between enrolling at the college of her dreams and remaining at home to take care of her bipolar mother. This film won the Audience Choice award at the Mill Valley and San Luis Obispo Film Festivals. It also received the "Stubbornly Independent Film" award at the Tallgrass Independent Film Festival and "Best Woman Directed Film" at the Whistler Film Festival.

R • DramaDirector: Valerie WeissCast: Taryn Manning, Madison Davenport,

Kali Hawk

LocasSpain • 2016 • 15min • Narrative Short (Spanish with subtitles)Two middle aged women meet in the waiting room of a mental institution. One of them is a very busy business-woman. The other is a very lonely housewife. ...or are they?

13+ • DramaDirector: Gabriel BeitaCast: Rocío Calvo, Rocio Marin

Thursday, July 21 @ 4:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterHouse of TimeFrance • 2015 • 86min • Narrative Feature (French with subtitles)Robert d'Eglantine invites five of his friends to spend a weekend in his castle, lost in the woods. He explains to them that he studied secret documents on Nazi scientific research during World War II. These researchers were on time traveling and he's able now to take his guests into an amazing trip seventy years back in time, in 1944, during the Occupation and only few weeks before the landing in Normandy. The demonstration seems to be a big joke but once in the past our characters will be facing troubling events. Real time travel or devilish game meticulously crafted?

16+ • Sci-Fi, Drama, MysteryDirector: Jonathan HelpertCast: David Atrakchi, Laura Boujenah,

Esther Comar

Back to the StartUSA • 2015 • 4min • Narrative ShortThe simple act of a girl and boy sitting next to each other on a park bench is the start of a tumultuous relationship. Fate allows two strangers to take a chance on becoming a couple. This urban love affair is presented sans dialogue and relies on the beauty of downtown Manhattan to tell its story.

FF • Drama, RomanceDirector: Davis BurtonCast: Rossi McKee, Nick Kelley

A Light Beneath Their Feet

Prescott Film Festival 2016 • 11PFF Ratings • FF {Family Friendly} 13+ {not suitable for children under 13yrs} 16+ {Admittance restricted to 16yrs+} R {MPAA Rated R} Arizona Premiere

Thursday, July 21 @ 7:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterBig Voice* Sneak Peek *USA • 2015 • 83min • Documentary FeatureBig Voice follows the tumultuous yearlong journey of choir director Jeffe Huls and his ensemble "The Madrigals" as they strive to create extraordinary music within the context of a public school. This film demonstrates why the arts in K-12 are important. They are more than acting, painting or singing. Arts can be used to impart life skills and life lessons. Moreover, this film shows how good teachers of any subject can make a difference in young people's lives-- we all wish our children had a teacher like Mr Hull.Filmmakers in attendance: Director Varda Bar-Kar

FF • Biography, InspirationalDirector: Varda Bar-KarCast: Amy Abuerla, Raven Bennett,

Henry Boyd

Wright's LawUSA • 2012 • 12min • Documentary ShortAs a physics teacher, Jeffrey Wright explains the laws of physics and the universe to his teenage students using intriguing experiments. But it's his own personal story that teaches them the true meaning of life.

FF • Biography, InspirationalDirector: Zack ConkleCast: Jeffrey Wright

Friday, July 22 @ 1:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterSurgery ShipAustralia • 2015 • 78min • Documentary FeatureA team of volunteer doctors and nurses are on board a unique ship. Crammed with medical supplies and volunteer medics, this floating hospital sails to the poorest nations on earth. This year they sail for Guinea on the West African Coast. On arrival they will face the most severe of medical issues, not seen in other parts of the world. But the medical challenges are only half of the story. They will confront ethical decisions as they decide who will be helped and who will not. This is a searing, complex journey for the volunteer medics, as they deal with life and death cases - and balance the fates of these patients in their hands.

13+ • Adventure, History, InspirationalDirector: Madeleine Hetherton:

Kickass Katie LeeUSA • 2016 • 8min • Documentary ShortActivist, author and singer Katie Lee has been a mainstay at Mountainfilm for years, celebrated for her fierce environmentalism. Her hallmark issue was fighting Glen Canyon Dam, a battle she hasn’t given up decades after the dam was built and even after she passed the 90-year mark. The inimitable Lee has been in many films at the festival, but the short doc Kickass Katie Lee takes a different, more personal look at this indomitable spirit. Filmmakers in attendance: Directors George and Beth Gage, Katie Lee

FF • Biography, NatureDirector: George Gage, Beth Gage

Friday, July 22 @ 4:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterJeff Lowe's MetanoiaUSA • 2014 84min • Documentary FeatureFrom the top of the world to the end of the line, this film follows the life and climbs of legendary alpinist Jeff Lowe, through his visionary ascents around the world up to his current dance with a terminal disease. Metanoia: A fundamental change of thinking; a new route, up the North Face of the Eiger in Switzerland, changed his life forever and prepared him for the greatest adventure, as he slowly faces his own mortality. It is a mind-bending adventure through time and space that gives physical form to Jeff's unique philosophies and inspiring creative genius.

13+ • BiographyDirector: Jim AikmanCast: Conrad Anker, James Bartos Balog,

Catherine Destivelle

Falling into PlaceUSA • 2015 • 16min • Documentary ShortAdventurous, hard-charging Danielle Lancelot Watson makes a carefree decision to go rock climbing in Colorado. Nearly three hundred feet up a cliff face, the worst happens, as she is sent free-falling to the ground. Miraculously Danielle lives, the only person to survive a fall from such a height. Although her body was broken, her spirit has soared to even greater heights. Before long, she fulfills a lifelong dream to ride again.

FF • Biography, InspirationalDirector: Craig Stein

Big Voice

12 PFF Ratings • FF {Family Friendly} 13+ {not suitable for children under 13yrs} 16+ {Admittance restricted to 16yrs+} R {MPAA Rated R} Arizona Premiere

Film GuideFriday, July 22 @ 7:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterThe Man Who Knew InfinityUK • 2015 • 108min • Narrative FeatureBased on the untold story of one of the greatest minds of his generation, The Man Who Knew Infinity charts the incredible life of Srinivasa Ramanujan, whose genius for mathematics takes him from the slums of India to Trinity College, Cambridge University in the early 20th-century. Spurred on by his mentor G. H. Hardy, Ramanujan overcomes racism and the rigidity of academia to revolutionize the field with his startlingly original theorems, which he attributes to divine inspiration. A fascinating look at how an unlikely, cross-cultural friendship changed the world.

PG13 • Biography, DramaDirector: Matt BrownCast: Dev Patel, Jeremy Irons,

Malcolm Sinclair

HumUSA • 2015 • 9min • Narrative ShortA solitary dish washing robot living out his life in the back room of a restaurant is enlightened to the world that exists beyond his four walls. With the help of a small friend he breaks free of confinement to pursue his dream of exploration.

13+ • Drama, Comedy, RomanceDirector: Tom TellerCast: Adam Della Maggiora, Brodin Plett,

Jackie Zhou

Saturday, July 23 @ 10:00am YC Performing Arts CenterLives Well Lived * Sneak Peek * Work in Progress *USA • 2016 • 76min • Documentary FeatureWhat is the definition of a Life Well Lived? We asked forty people aged 75-100 with a collective life experience of 3000 years who shared with us their secrets, wit, and wisdom. Forty voices, one shared history of lives well lived. The Lives Well Lived project captures the images, ideas and ideals of those who are proving that aging is something to cherish, not dread. That retirement doesn't mean you retire from life. And that growing older doesn't mean growing silent.Skype Q&A with: Director Sky Bergman and Gayle Force

13+ • Biography, InspirationalDirector: Sky BergmanCast: Jessie Stone, Irene Devin, Edward Okun

In the BlinkUSA • 2015 • 5min • Narrative ShortTime flies...faster than you can ever imagine.Filmmakers in attendance: Director Damien Patrick

FF • Drama, FamilyDirector: Damien PatrikCast: Stuart Goldstein

The Man Who Knew Infinity

Lives Well Lived

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Saturday, July 23 @ 1:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterShort Film ProgramStelaSpain • 2015 • 20min • Narrative Short (Spanish with subtitles)Claudia has a very special relationship with his daughter Elia. They share a fantasy world that appears when Claudia tells a story to her daughter. In that world, they are Stela and Zina, a queen and a princess expelled from their kingdom.

16+ • Animation, Adventure, FantasyDirector: Ainhoa Menéndez GoyoagaCast: Ana Fernández, Javier Almeda,

María Ballesteros

VanillaSpain • 2015 • 10min • Narrative Short (Spanish with subtitles)Life is talking nonsense to people you want.

13+ • DramaDirector: Juan BeiroCast: Irene Anula, Borja García, Pilar Gómez

The HomecomingUSA • 2016 • 19min • Narrative ShortAndy heads home to Milwaukee to plan a homecoming party for her estranged brother who is getting out of prison. As the day of his release arrives, she struggles to bring the family together to welcome him home and repair what was broken when he was sent away.

16+ • Drama, FamilyDirector: Paulina BugembeCast: Kira Powell, Susan Harmon, John

Menchion, Tracey Sayed, John Pist

Tug Boat Captain's BallUSA • 2016 • 13min • Narrative ShortCourage comes in all sizes: A lonely, enigmatic young woman persistently flirts with the most handsome man at the Ball. She shows us that, in the search for love, the obstacles can seem as mysterious as outer space.

13+ • Drama, Thriller, HistoryDirector: Rick A MooreCast: Allyn Rachel, Tom Lipinski

JFK's Last InterviewUSA • 2015 • 13min • Narrative ShortOn 11/21/63 Mary Hart, 13, from St. Joan of Arc grade school in Dallas interviews John Fitzgerald Kennedy in such a way as to win him over. No cameras or tape-recorders are present and Mary's sincere questions force JFK to answer as honestly as his internal filters will allow, prognosti-cating a future of servitude for the American people.Filmmakers in attendance: Director Bob Reynolds

13+ • DramaDirector: Bob ReynoldsCast: Nick Rabe, Grace Otto, Virginia Brown,

Linda Sutera

Munich 72 and BeyondUSA • 2016 • 29min • Narrative ShortA searing account of the kidnap-ping and murder of 11 Israeli athletes by Palestinian terrorists at the Munich Summer Olympics, MUNICH ’72 AND BEYOND exposes shocking new information about the tragic events, their devastating aftermath and their continued relevance today.

16+ • History, DramaDirector: Stephen Crisman

Saturday, July 23 @ 1:00pm Community Room FanarchyUSA • 2015 • 88min • Documentary FeatureFanarchy uncovers a subculture of die-hard fans who risk life, limb and financial bankruptcy in their quest to pay homage to the films and stories they love.

16+ • BiographyDirector: Donna DaviesCast: Chris Bouchard, Denise Crosby,

Brett Culp

The DogistUSA • 2016 • 6min • Documentary ShortA short documentary exploring the life of dogs in New York city through the lens of Instagram canine photographer and author Elias Weiss Friedman aka The Dogist (@thedogist).

FF • AnimalsDirector: E.J. McLeavey-Fisher

Stela

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Saturday, July 23 @ 4:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterCowboy ChristmasUSA • 2014 • 75min • Documentary FeatureCowboy Christmas follows four professional rodeo cowboys - steer wrestlers - as they travel the rodeo circuit in the two weeks leading up to the Fourth of July, looking for rodeo fame and fortune. The two weeks before the Fourth of July are unofficially called Cowboy Christmas, because there are 65 rodeos across 25 states and that many chances for the cowboys to win money. Includes footage from The World's Oldest Rodeo in Prescott.

FF • Biography, Western, SportDirector: H.D. MotylCast: Matt Reeves, Sam Koenig,

Darrell Petry, Jule Hazen, Britt Walte

His Name is MidnightUSA • 2015 • 29min • Documentary ShortThe true story of a horse, a prince of Big Sky Country, who was bred for rodeo glory but discarded to auction and, ultimately, human cruelty. His royal pedigree and upbringing in the Badlands of Montana gave him the tenacity to survive. And then his name and heritage were rediscovered.Filmmakers in attendance: Director Kelly Colbert and Producer Virginia Moore.

FF • Biography, Western, InspirationalDirector: Kelly Colbert

Saturday, July 23 @ 4:00pm Community RoomLiza the Fox FairyHungary • 2015 • 98min • Narrative Feature (Hungarian with subtitles)Liza's a nurse, seeking love. Her only company is a long-dead Japanese pop star, who turns her into a fox-fairy out of jealousy. Now, every men who desires Liza shall die horribly. Can she overcome the curse?

16+ • Comedy, Fantasy, RomanceDirector: Károly Ujj MészárosCast: Mónika Balsai,

Szabolcs Bede Fazekas, David Sakurai

Mildred & the Dying ParlorUSA • 2016 • 12min • Narrative ShortMildred's parents run a dying parlor out of their home. Today's client is not who she expects.

13+ • Comedy, FantasyDirector: Alexander H. GaynerCast: Autumn Kristy Anderson,

Steve Buscemi, Evan Jonigkeit

Saturday, July 23 @ 7:00pm YC Performing Arts CenterGrowing Up Smith (aka Good 'Ol Boy)* Sneak Peek *USA • 2015 • 92min • Narrative FeatureIn 1979, an Indian family moves to America with hopes of living the American Dream. While their 10-year-old boy Smith falls head-over-heels for the girl next door, his desire to become a "good old boy" propels him further away from his family's ideals than ever before.Filmmakers in attendance: Actor/writer/producer Anjul Nigam

PG13 • Comedy, Drama, FamilyDirector: Frank LotitoCast: Jason Lee, Anjul Nigam,

Brighton Sharbino

A King's BetrayalSpain • 2015 • 8min • Narrative ShortA lonely Pinata longs to leave the confines of his shelf to discover what his true purpose is in life. One day his dream comes true when an eager young boy enters the Pinata's life and takes him away from his desolate shelf. The naive Pinata is ecstatic to have a mean-ingful life of servitude, unaware of the sinister truth that will befall this new found relationship.

FF • Biography, FamilyDirector: David BornsteinCast: Bryson Robinson, Tiffany Peterson

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Liza the Fox Fairy

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Student Short Film ProgramSunday, July 24 @ 2:00pm in the Community Room Come see budding filmmakers from around Arizona and California! The Student Film Showcase features films from students in middle school through college. Co-sponsored by the Yavapai College Film and Media Arts Program and the Prescott Film Festival, these films range from comedy to drama, documentary and animation.

On Your Shoulder USA • 2016 • 6min • Narrative ShortClaire is an average middle school student, but when she falls asleep in class she awakens her teacher’s ire. The teacher is now set on revenge! And that revenge comes from the teacher piling on the homework. Pushed to the limit, Claire must make a decision: To cheat or not to cheat. Wigwam Creek Middle School, Litchfield Park, AZ

FF • DramaDirector: Bethany Novotny

A Taste for MurderUSA • 2016 • 3min • Narrative ShortWhen a high school student stumbles onto a pool of “blood” he decides to find the murderer himself. Prescott High School Drama Dept., Prescott, AZ

FF • Crime, DramaDirector: Raina DuncanCast: Alex Aguirre, Sydney Seeley, Mikayle

Thompson, April Holland

TortillasUSA • 2016 • 5min • Narrative ShortStephanie’s boyfriend cheated on her with Brittany, one of the “popu-lar girls.” In an attempt at “payback” Stephanie and her band of misfits decide to “Tortilla” Brittany’s house. (Because TP-ing someone’s house is against the law.) Prescott High School Drama Dept., Prescott, AZ

FF • Drama, ComedyDirector: Kaydee ElliottCast: Arie Boelts, Chloe Dunnigan, Tara

Murphy, Stephon Nevarez, Aubrey Clarke, Gracie Roberts

Who Ate Who?USA • 2016 • 2min • Narrative ShortIt’s the time of the caveman and it’s a constant battle of man versus dinosaur. Prescott High School Art Dept., Prescott, AZ

FF • Comedy, AnimationDirector: Mattie Durrance, Gabriel Proctor, Alex Shumaker

The HikerUSA • 2016 • 2min • Narrative ShortA hiker sets out to enjoy nature, only to encounter a bear! Prescott High School Art Dept., Prescott AZ

FF • Comedy, AnimationDirector: Shelby Steen, Hannah Walsh, Trevor Cargill, Jacob Chase

Evil TargetUSA • 2016 • 2min • Narrative ShortAnimated film about a very strange experience at target practice. Mingus Union High School, Cottonwood, AZ

FF • Comedy, AnimationDirector: Alex Walker

Birthday StaticUSA • 2016 • 6min • Narrative ShortA girl finds strange gifts as she anxiously awaits her 18th birthday. Her obsession with television has prevented her from having many friends so no one shows up for her party. Soon afterwards, however, her true path is revealed to her. Arizona Virtual Academy, Phoenix, AZ

FF • Drama, InspirationalDirector: Holly Milosevich

DifficultyUSA • 2016 • 2min • Narrative ShortA college-bound student is dis-tracted by a gnawing question – will she be accepted into her dream college or not? Home School, Sedona, AZ

FF • DramaDirector: Celeste CrowleyCast: Bailee Petrovsky

A Taste for Murder

Tortillas

Prescott Film Festival 2016 • 17PFF Ratings • FF {Family Friendly} 13+ {not suitable for children under 13yrs} 16+ {Admittance restricted to 16yrs+} R {MPAA Rated R} Arizona Premiere

A Fire in All of UsUSA • 2016 • 3min • Documentary ShortA short documentary showing the passion and dedication students of Chino Valley High School have for agriculture; highlighting the core values of the National Future Farmers of America organization. Chino Valley High School, Chino Valley, AZ

FF • Biography, DramaDirector: David Smith

The Art of the CircusUSA • 2016 • 78min • Documentary ShortA behind-the-scenes look at the work of two circus performers. Yavapai College Film & Media Arts, Cottonwood, AZ

FF • BiographyDirector: Julia Cammack

Burger TownUSA • 2016 • 5min • Narrative ShortFast food becomes the setting for murder and intrigue as Chicken Bob seeks to steal secrets and run his competition out of Burger Town. Yavapai College Film & Media Arts, Cottonwood, AZ

FF • Comedy, CrimeDirector: Robby ErwinCast: Kevin Walitalo, Ron Hammer,

Jimmy Weissberg

Save the DateUSA • 2016 • 5min • Narrative ShortA young man attempts to remem-ber the name of his date.

13+ • DramaDirector: Quinlan Donovan-SchagerCast: Jacob Duell, Tess Galbiati,

Chuck Sterling

VeilUSA • 2013 • 9min • Narrative ShortThe year is 2035. Time is becoming irrelevant as space time can collapse on itself.

13+ • Sci-FiDirector: Chuck SterlingCast: Anthony Maniscalco, Miloh England,

Michael Scott, Jaime Gaeta

Radio SilenceUSA • 2015 • 5min • Narrative ShortAfter a traveling salesman checks into a roadside motel for a quiet night of relaxation, he soon realizes that the mysterious voice on his room's FM radio has other plans...SINISTER plans!

FF • Sci-Fi, DramaDirector: Alex ItalicsCast: Sean Randolph,Thom Wilkins

A Taylor Story USA • 2016 • 21min • Narrative ShortA teenage girl battling cancer sneaks out on Halloween with her two best friends for a night to remember. A Taylor Story is about a compassionate fifteen-year-old girl who is battling cancer and learns that her chemo has stopped working.

13+ • DramaDirector: Alex YonksCast: Emma Fuhrmann, Cozi Zuehlsdorff,

Gavin Casalegno, Marin Hinkle

Rabbit BloodUSA • 2015 • 5min • Narrative ShortJust an ordinary day at an old mysterious Turkish country house where its residents have an extraordinary way of brewing tea. (Yavapai College Film & Media Arts, Cottonwood, AZ)

13+ • Drama, AnimatedDirector: Yagmur Altan

Still LifeUSA • 2016 • 15min • Narrative ShortA young woman is determined to get into her dream art school, but her alcoholic, suicidal neighbor, who once was a famous painter, is just as determined to teach her everything that she can't learn in art school.

13+ • DramaDirector: Tushar MoreCast: Dakota Gorman, Al Bernstein

A Taylor Story

Rabbit Blood

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Festival Leadership

Board of DirectorsChairman: Ron HammerClint EwellJared HaxtonDave ShoemakerDon StephensonAdvisory Board:  Tony Weber 

Executive Director Helen Stephenson

Leadership TeamJohn BigelowSuzy Campbell Joyce Haas Bill Haas Debbie Hammer Pam KramerAudrey Mae Jan MartinBarbara Rye Nicole Sorenson Clare Wittlig

Program and Poster Beth Hammer

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JuryJacob Bricca (Award Winning Documentary Editor, Director and Teacher)Lesley Cessna-Kontowicz (Award Winning Screenwriter)C. A. Griffith (Award Winning Writer and Independent Filmmaker)Dr. Kurt Lancaster (Author and Professor of Digital Filmmaking, Northern Arizona Univ.)Michael Mulcahy (Asst. Professor, School of Theater, Film & Television, University of Arizona)Bob O’Neil (Award Winning Film Restoration Expert)Dr. Bradley Schauer (Asst. Professor, School of Theater, Film & Television, University of Arizona)Philip Sedgwick (Award Winning Screenwriter) Helen Stephenson (Director, Yavapai College Film and Media Arts program) Dr. Suzanne Waldenberger (Yavapai College Professor, AZ Humanities Scholar)

Complete bios available at PrescottFilmFestival.com/About

Film Review TeamDirector: Shawn Van HeckeCarol Arthurs Jay Arthurs Shelley Bartolomeo Lou Blazquez Jean Brugger Megan Campos Joya Comeaux Andy Davis Clint Ewell Clint Ewell Jr. Lori Frey Sherry Gagnon Bob Harner Leigh Hay-Martin Cathy Huntress Suzanne JohnsonRochelle Kessler Audrey Mae Susan Malanga Karyl Moore Kitty Newell Deb Pastor Nancy Raimondo Cathy Severson Dave Shoemaker Denise Shoemaker Mike Simonyi Mariah Sinclair Andrea Small Cynthia Sobo Don Stephenson Helen Stephenson Mark Timpany Rita Toikka Marty TremblyMary Timpany

The Prescott Film Festival is a volunteer led and run organization. We are thankful to all of those who work to make the festival and our year round events possible. To all those who work in many ways throughout the year, thank you for your support.

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VolunteersWe want to take this opportunity to thank all of the volunteers that have made the Prescott Film Festival possible for the past seven years. Would you like to be a part of the team? The Prescott Film Festival is run by volunteers, from the imagineering of the fest each year, to running the numbers, writing grants, choosing films and event planning! Left brain? Right brain? The Prescott Film Festival has a spot for you!

As we head into planning the 2017 fest, (8th annual!) here are many opportu-nities - especially for leadership positions. The fest will be moving a bit earlier in the Summer next year - June 11 - 17, 2017. That means a tighter schedule for festival prep. Some of the positions we are looking to fill:

Volunteer Coordinator Grant Coordinator Tech TeamMarketing Coordinatorand more!

If you would like to join us email info@PrescottFilmFestival.com or go to prescottfilmfestival.com/volunteer-news/ for more information.

Hope to see you on Team PFF!

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Film IndexA King's Betrayal, 14A Light Beneath Their Feet, 10A Taste for Murder, 16A Taylor Story , 16The Art of the Circus, 16Back to the Start, 10Being George Clooney, 10Big Voice, 11Birthday Static, 16The Bloody Olive, 9Burger Town, 16Cowboy Christmas, 14Difficulty, 16

The Dogist, 13Evil Target, 16Falling into Place, 11Fanarchy, 13Growing Up Smith

(aka Good 'Ol Boy), 14The Hiker, 16His Name is Midnight, 14The Homecoming, 13House of Time, 10Hum, 12In the Blink, 12Jeff Lowe's Metanoia, 11JFK's Last Interview, 13

Kick Ass Katie Lee, 11La Belle et la Bête

(Beauty and the Beast), 9The Lady from Shanghai, 9Last Cab to Darwin, 9Last Days, 9Lives Well Lived, 12Liza the Fox Fairy, 14Locas, 10The Man Who Knew Infinity, 12Mildred & the Dying Parlor, 14Munich 72 and Beyond, 13On Your Shoulder, 16Rabbit Blood, 16

Radio Silence, 16Save the Date, 16Starring Austin Pendleton, 10Stela, 13Still Life, 16Surgery Ship, 11Todo lo demás

(Everything Else), 9Tortillas, 16Tug Boat Captain's Ball, 13Vanilla, 13Veil, 16Who Ate Who?, 16Wright's Law, 11

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