WILDsound Feedback Film Festival - April 2007 EventApril's Film Festival will be Moderated by Toronto Film Critic NORMAN WILNER WATCH THE VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS EVENT FILM FESTIVAL LINEUP:FAMILY PRACTICE, CAN, 9min, dir. Alan PowellONE UP, US, 8min, dir. Michael Field MOMMY! MOMMY! THERE'S A MONSTER ON THE STAIRS, CAN, 4min, dir. Robert McCallum THE KING OF SIAM, CAN, 23min, dir. Byron McKim STRANGERS, US, 7min, dir. Ondrej Rudavsky THE TRIBE, US, 15min, dir. Tiffany Shlain FOSTER, UK, 9min, dir. Jonathan Newman HALLEY'S COMET, CAN, 12min, dir. Cecilia Araneda LAST NIGHT, US, 4min, dir. Jon Wolding HAPPY NOW, CAN, 9min, dir. Brooks Hunter THE WRIGHT STUFF PART 4, US, 6min, dir. Ford Austin, Scot Ingalls CLICK HERE to read WILDsound's recent Interview with Ford Austin CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FIRST THREE WRIGHT BROTHERS FILMS Buy Tickets in AdvanceUnlike other film festivals, the central idea of WILDsound Feedback Film Festivals is to give audience members a chance to share their comments and criticisms with the filmmakers in a moderated forum right after the screening, and to let filmmakers respond.Buy $10 advance tickets for the next screening by clicking the Paypal button below. FILM DETAILSFamily Practice
directed by Alan Powell A scam artist gets the opportunity to reel in the biggest con of his life: his scheming mother and older brother One Up
directed by Michael FieldThe story of two lost souls and a fruit pie. Mommy! Mommy! There's a Monster on the Stairs
directed by Robert McCallum On his way to bed, Cameron (6) discovers the shadow of a terrible creature and takes matters into his own hands to protect his family and himself. The King of Siam
directed by Byron McKim “The King of Siam” is a father and son drama that takes place at a local horse track. The day is an important step forward in the father and son bonding experience, but as the day progresses the son finds out the truth about his father and a day at the races becomes a race of emotions with a heartbreaking ending for the son. Strangers
directed by Ondrej Rudavsky A funny grotesque about two strangers.
The Tribe
directed by Tiffany Shlain What can the most successful doll on the planet show us about being Jewish today? Narrated by Peter Coyote, the film mixes old school narration with a new school visual style. The Tribe weaves together archival footage, graphics, animation, Barbie dioramas, and slam poetry to take audiences on an electric ride through the complex history of both the Barbie doll and the Jewish people- from Biblical times to present day. By tracing Barbie's history, the film sheds light on what it means to be an American Jew in the 21st Century. Foster
directed by Jonathan Newman Seven year old foster child Zach has been waiting his whole life for a mom and dad. This charming film has won multiple awards and features a magical performance from 7 year old Preston Nyman Halley's Comet
directed by Cecilia Araneda
A woman recalls a dying childhood friend's dream to watch Halley's comet pass by the Earth. “Halley's Comet” is the 3rd in a triptych of short films titled “She: Nameless & Separate” and represents connection.
Last Night
directed by Jon Wolding Happy Now
directed by Brooks HunterDeath, torture, and pain are all worth the price of medical testing for the hottest newantidepressant on the market, Zexler’s “Happy Now.” When patient, LanceCampbell, enters their evil clutches, he is thrown through a slew of abusive andhorrific experiments. Now Lance must risk everything to escape and becomesociety’s only hope in knowing the truth behind this world renowned company! The Wright Stuff Part 4
directed by Ford Austin and Scott Ingalls When Orville and Wilbur match wits and aircraft with a mad bomber, Wilbur comes face to face with his past as Orville struggles to survive! CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FIRST THREE WRIGHT BROTHERS FILMS
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