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OPEN SCREENING
Short Format Hour: 4th Fridays @ ATA               

See fresh perspectives and formula shattering techniques in filmand video art from the Bay Area and beyond!      
One hour of shorts are accepted monthly on an open revolving basis.            
Live local bands open every show,and the refreshments are darn good.          

FREE admission for exhibitors.
Door/Bar: 7pm
Music Preshow: 7:30pm
Projector: 8pm 
       

PROGRAM:

“Choices” about a young woman in a small town, by Michael Struthers
“Calico Summer”: A self proclaimed art porn by Guy Campbell
“Get the Script to Woody Allen”: A romantic tale by NY’s Keith Black
“Shadowplay” by Peter Carter
“The Last Man” by Greg Zinger
“Driving” by Neal Morgan
AND
and Michael Missiaen

Two fans of Jeff Krulick’s infamous “Parking Lot”

series, seeing that comedian Carrot Top is scheduled

to perform at a sizable metropolitan venue, are so

overcome with morbid curiosity as to just who the hell

would actually go out of their way to see such a thing

(and plunk down over

$30 for the privilege) that they

grab a camera, summon a little chutzpah, and go find out.Before the evening is over, they capture a furtive glimpse into the heretofore undocumented psyche of the Carrot Top aficionado, encounter a rival film company with the exact same idea, find out Carrot Top’sreal name, and, yes, learns a little something about themselves.

Previous to this, their first collaboration, directors

Joshua Pollock and Gabriel Wheeler both appeared in and workedon several films, plays, and commercials you’ve probably

never heard of.  Well, Josh appeared in films by Danny

Plotnick and Jon Moritsugu—you mighta heard of them.And Gabe worked with Naoko Nozawa, who’s famous inJapan,

apparently.  That film starred the Japanese band

Ex-Girl, who are pretty great.

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SF Indymedia presents:

1. “Lord of the Rings: The Twin Towers”, dir. by Anonymous
Running time: 12 min.
The long-awaited sequel to the popular “Fellowship of the
Ring of Free Trade” has finally arrived!  Twin Towers explores the
unfolding story Bush Administration after Sept. 11th and its the so-called “War on Terrorism” that followed.

2. “Workers of Argentina”, by the Argentina Indymedia Center
Running time: 19 min. Chronicles the working class struggle of Argentina after the economy crash.

3. “Untitled”, dir. by Samuel Nesbitt
Running time: 52 min.
Samuel Nesbitt chronicles the pre-invasion Iraq in the months
leading up to the war that changed the face of the Middle East forever. With live footage and interviews, the audience is exposed to an Iraq waiting in the shadow of war. This is a picture of Iraq before the present-day occupation and “liberation”.