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SaturdayCAMPUS THEATRE� 10 a.m. — Chimpanzee

� Noon — Shorts Program 1

� 2:30 p.m. — Wampler’s Ascent

� 5 p.m. — Beyond Pollution and There

Is No Place for You Here

� 8 p.m. — Snarky Puppy: Ground Up

� 10:30 p.m. — Shorts Program 2

UNT ON THE SQUARE� 4 p.m. — Rainbow Lounge

� 6:30 p.m. — Head Games

� 8:30 p.m. — Dinner at the No-Go’s

ELSEWHERE� 10 p.m. — After-Hours at Sweetwater

Grill & Tavern, 115 S. Elm St.

Ned

Abdul Needs

More Retail

Space, Past Their

Prime, Sebastian,

Wolf Mountain

Indelible,

Pirate of Love,

Secondhand

Rose, Two

Seconds After

Laughter

Distant

Noises, Other

Voices; Leap

Before You Look,

Lifesavers, Written

in Ink, Motorbike

Midwife

In

the Shadows,

Rehoboth, See

the Dirt, The

Corner Garden,

Treasure

Sterling

Hallard Bright

Drake, Still,

The Lower 9,

Undocumented

Dreams

Full-

Time Ministry,

Ru: Water Is Life,

Set Apart, The

Father Effect, Track

by Track, The

Storykeeper

Knit

Wit, Nritya-

gram: For the

Love of Dance,

Solo Piano,

Tengenenge

SundayCAMPUS THEATRE� 1 p.m. — Get Together Girls

� 3 p.m. — Magic Camp

� 5:30 p.m. — Shorts Program 3

� 8 p.m. — 5 Broken Cameras

ELSEWHERE� 10 p.m. — After-Hours at Banter

Bistro, 219 W. Oak St.

MondayCAMPUS THEATRE� 4 p.m. — Get Together Girls

� 6 p.m. — Vittorio, Capitan Pistone ... e

tutti gli altri

� 8 p.m. — Voyage to Amasia

ELSEWHERE� 2 p.m. — Ice Cream Social at Beth

Marie’s Old-Fashioned Ice Cream and

Soda Fountain, 117 W. Hickory St.

� 10 p.m. — After-Hours at Paschall Bar,

122 N. Locust St. (upstairs)

CAMPUS THEATRE� 3:30 p.m. — Snarky Puppy: Ground Up

� 6 p.m. — Shorts Program 4

� 8 p.m. — Uprising

ELSEWHERE� 2 p.m. — Ice Cream Social at Beth

Marie’s Old-Fashioned Ice Cream and

Soda Fountain, 117 W. Hickory St.

� 10 p.m. — After-Hours at the LABB,

218 W. Oak St.

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday, Feb. 14

CAMPUS THEATRE� 3:30 p.m. — Beyond Pollution and

There Is No Place for You Here

� 5 p.m. — DocuDenton 7K Finish Line

� 6 p.m. — Shorts Program 5

� 8 p.m. — Eleanore & the Timekeeper

ELSEWHERE� 2 p.m. — Ice Cream Social at Beth

Marie’s Old-Fashioned Ice Cream and

Soda Fountain, 117 W. Hickory St.

� 10 p.m. — After-Hours at Hickory

Street Lounge, 212 E. Hickory St.

FINE ARTS THEATRE� 1 p.m. — Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry

� 3 p.m. — 4 Nights in December

� 5 p.m. — Audience Choice

� 7:30 p.m. — Best Documentaries

CAMPUS THEATRE� 2 p.m. — The Anderson Monarchs

� 4 p.m. — In No Great Hurry: 13

Lessons in Life With Saul Leiter

� 6 p.m. — Central Park Five

� 8:30 p.m. — Building Babel

CAMPUS THEATRE� 11:30 a.m. — Shorts Program 8

� 1:30 p.m. — DocuDenton 7K films

� 3:30 p.m. — Brothers on the Line

� 6 p.m. — The House I Live In

� 8:30 p.m. — The Informant

FINE ARTS THEATRE� Noon — Swingman

� 2 p.m. — Stories from Lakka Beach

� 5 p.m. — Bat City USA

� 7 p.m. — Invisible Young

UNT ON THE SQUARE � 10 p.m. — Award ceremony and clos-

ing night reception

ELSEWHERE� 3:45 p.m. — Panel at Siam Off the

Square, 209 W. Hickory St., Suite 104

CAMPUS THEATRE� 3:30 p.m. — The Lost Reunions and

Part of the Change

� 6 p.m. — Seadrift vs. the Big Guy

� 8 p.m. — 4 Nights in December

� 10 p.m. — Shorts Program 7

FINE ARTS THEATRE� 6:30 p.m. — Drawing Dead

� 8:30 p.m. — Backyard Blockbusters

ELSEWHERE� 2 p.m. — Ice Cream Social at Beth

Marie’s Old-Fashioned Ice Cream and

Soda Fountain, 117 W. Hickory St.

� 10 p.m. — After-Hours at Dan’s

Silverleaf, 103 Industrial St.

CAMPUS THEATRE� 3:30 p.m. — Wampler’s Ascent

� 6 p.m. — Shorts Program 6

� 8:30 p.m. — The Ballad of Genesis

and Lady Jaye

FINE ARTS THEATRE� 6:30 p.m. — Much Ado About

Knotting

� 8 p.m. — Corporate FM

FRY STREET THEATER atCOOL BEANS � 7 p.m. — Heart Attack and The

Burning of Fry Street

� 9 p.m. — Underexposed: A Women’s

Skateboarding Documentary

� 6 p.m. to midnight — After-Hours at

Cool Bean’s

ELSEWHERE2 p.m. — Ice Cream Social at Beth

Marie’s Old-Fashioned Ice Cream and

Soda Fountain, 117 W. Hickory St.

Friday, Feb. 15

Saturday, Feb. 16

Sunday, Feb. 17

Monday, Feb. 18

ON THE WEBthinlinefilmfest.com

MAIN VENUES� Campus Theatre214 W. Hickory St.

� UNT on the Square109 N. Elm St.

� Fine Arts Theatre115 N. Elm St.

� Cool Beans1210 W. Hickory St.

TICKETS� Tickets cost $8 each,

or $6 for students, sen-

iors and military per-

sonnel with ID (in-

person sales only).

� Opening and closing

screening tickets cost

$10.

� Opening and closing

reception tickets cost

$15.

� Admission to panels

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PASSES� All-access pass costs

$140 (price drops after

Sunday).

� Weekend pass

(Friday through Sunday

of either weekend)

costs $50.

� Opening or closing

pass costs $20.

� Students, seniors

and military personnel

receive 20 percent off

with ID (in-person sales

only).

HOW TO BUY� Visit http://thinline

filmfest.tix.com

(surcharges apply).

� Call 1-888-893-4560

between 9 a.m. and 5

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� Visit the Campus

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which opens two hours

before the first screen-

ing.

Thin Line Film Fest 2013Texas Filmmakers’ documentary film festival

happy bunch,” Martin said.“And this isn’t your typicalfilm about winning or losing.This is about a team and thesegirls.”

Framed by the rigors anddiscipline of soccer deliveredby “Coach Walt,” the filmexamines girls who face enor-mous limitations but don’taccept them.

Three teams make up theMonarchs. Stewart, who gaveup a position at a Philadelphialaw firm to teach and coachthe Monarchs, has highexpectations of his players. Inturn, the film depicts playerswho expect as much — andmaybe more — from them-selves.

“This film isn’t really aboutsoccer,” Martin said. “It’s real-ly about caring about ourdaughters, because our girlsare under a lot of pressure tobe a certain way and to look acertain way.”

As he studied the Mon-archs, Martin said he made adiscovery.

“Playing soccer does anenormous amount of good forthese girls’ self-confidence,” hesaid. “With the Monarchs,they aren’t just learning howto play a good game of soccer,they are learning leadership.What we’ve seen is that asthey do better in soccer, theydo better in school.”

One of the agreements theplayers make is that they can’tcome to the practice field ifthey have bad grades.

“They have practice threetimes a week, so the girls haveto be able to organize theirschoolwork — and anythingelse they do, really — aroundthat schedule,” Martin said.

When he began working onthe documentary, the Ander-son Monarchs were the onlyall-black girls select soccerteam in the United States.The team’s success influencedthe U.S. Soccer Foundation.Martin said the foundation isnow focusing on developingsoccer athletes in America’surban centers.

Martin, whose daughter is ajunior soccer player at GuyerHigh School, said he hopes toscreen the documentary forsoccer program leaders and

players in the Denton schooldistrict.

He will attend the ThinLine screening on Feb. 17,which is sponsored by theDenton Soccer Association.

Martin’s is one of a numberof films in the festival thathave Denton ties or that weremade by Denton filmmakers.

Denton filmmaker AndyLaViolette will defend his titleas the winner of the 2012Denton Doc Award withSnarky Puppy: Ground Up,which screens at 8 p.m.Saturday and 3:30 p.m. Tues-day at the Campus Theatre.

Dallas filmmaker and UNTgraduate Patrick Flahertydirected 4 Nights in December,which follows Denton bandTrebuchet, which screens at 8p.m. Feb. 15 at the CampusTheatre and 3 p.m. Feb. 18 atthe Fine Arts Theater.

UNT graduate student SaraMassetti’s short documentaryUndocumented Dreams willbe shown during the secondprogram of film shorts, at10:30 p.m. Saturday at theCampus Theatre.

The Burning of Fry Street,by late Denton filmmakerChristopher Largen, will havea memorial screening at 7 p.m.Feb. 14 on the roof of CoolBeans, 1210 W. Hickory St.The 16-minute film wasscreened at the inaugural ThinLine Film Fest in 2007, whenit received the jury prize.

LUCINDA BREEDINGcan be reached at 940-566-

6877. Her e-mail address iscbreeding@dentonrc.com.

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Monarchs

CAMPUS THEATRE� 2 p.m. — Box office opens

� 5 p.m. — DocuDenton 7K Kick-Off

� 8 p.m. — Blood Brother

UNT ON THE SQUARE� 10 p.m. — Opening reception

ELSEWHERE� 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Docu-Intensive

Workshop with Mark Birnbaum in the

Hub Room at Sweetwater Grill & Tavern,

115 S. Elm St.

Friday

Everybody’s

Business,

Hanging Down-

town, Home Turf,

Hospice

Nurses

Blood Brother

Get Together Girls

Snarky Puppy: Ground Up

Beyond Pollution

The House I Live In

The Ballad

of Genesis

and Lady Jaye

Courtesy photos

Courtesy photo/Matt Godfrey

University of North Texas

professor Eugene Martin

works on location while

filming a documentary

about the Anderson Mon-

archs girls soccer team.

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