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“From an experimental production in a small London theater to a smash international stage hit to a major motion picture, all in the space of 18 months! The Rocky Horror Picture Show is an outrageous assemblage of the most stereo-typed science fiction movies, Marvel comics, Frankie Avalon/Anette Funicello outings and rock n’ roll of every vintage. Running through the story is the sexual confusion of two middle American ‘Ike Age’ kids confronted by the complications of the decadent morality of the 70’s, represented in the person of the mad ‘doctor’ Frank N Furter, a transvestite from the planet Transexual in the galaxy of Transylvania .” (original press release text)

OPEN CAST CALL!

To be a member of our developing cast, contact megan@atasite.org

 

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From Los Angeles to Tokyo, Arleta to Glasgow, this international group of filmmakers and film enthusiasts are committed to bringing the glory and splendor of Super 8 filmmaking to a cinema near you.

Paolo Davanzo, ringleader and founder of LA’s Echo Park Film Center, invites us not to sit and watch films, but to become a part of the screening process.

Tonight’s “Best Of” program celebrates the five year anniversary of the Polyester Prince Road Show, and includes bands, bingo, and glorious prizes.

PROGRAM:

1)      Tiny Planet – Jojo Hilsenrad – 5m (Jackson, WY) *

2)      The Chad Lawler Story – Mike Ott – 10m (Los Angeles, CA)

3)      Director’s Cut – Matt Hulse – 3m  (Glasgow, Scotland) *

4)      Cowboy – Vanessa Miscale – 4m (San Francisco, CA) *

5)      Why – Jason Harris – 3m (Arleta, CA)

6)      Mjamjam – David Pfluger – 3m (Basel, Switzerland) *

7)      Colorful Train In Autumn – Shinji Kitagawa – 12m (Tokyo, Japan)

8)      Joe’s In Love – Satoshi Shimizu – 8m (Kobe, Japan)

9)      Wagara Ka Gara – Yosuke Kodani – 6m (Yokohama, Japan)

10)  Super 8 Heroes – Echo Park Kids – 5m (Los Angeles, CA)

11)   Picinin – Paolo Devanzo – 6m (Los Angeles, CA) *

 

Denotes live musical accompaniment *

 

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A sentimentally funny behind-the-scenes look at the 2000 Tour de France…the world’s most difficult cycling race.Filmed by local director, Scott Coady, it takes you on a journey that shows you why the Tour de France is so special.

Soundtrack will include music by local bands: Barcode, Electric Fans, Eric Garcia, Matt Herold, Hookey, Jibmixer, Jimmy 2 Times, Mulch, Lee Simpson (solo material and band leader for Blue Dye Fire, King Harvest) and Ten Pound Brown.

This encore screening benefits the Lance Armstrong Foundation and is dedicated to cancer survivors and their loved ones everywhere.”

Filmmaker in person.