Hopefully you were at EOFF 2010... If not, here's what you missed:
Director: Josh Lowman
Running Time: 10 min
A short film about advertising, friendship and breast pumps.
Director: Banksy
Running Time: 89 min
Intended for a mature audience
The story of how an eccentric French shop keeper and amateur film maker attempted to locate and befriend Banksy, only to have the artist turn the camera back on its owner with spectacular results.
Music by Hillfolk Noir at a houseparty-style after-hours social event at White House Coffee.
Discuss the films, drink coffee or wine (or both), eat some pie. Event kicks off at 9:00 p.m. $5.00 cover charge for non Festival Pass holders, so click here to get your All-Access Festival Pass. All ages are welcome.
Friday 12:50 pm
Director: Ray Nomoto Robison
Running Time: 25 min
A simple yet disturbing story of an elderly woman who has grown tired of living.
Director: Kentucker Audley
Running Time: 72 min
The story of Jake, a struggling musician and his sidekick, Kentucker, a maker of "poor" films and what happens when two girls (Lucy and Rose) venture down to Memphis for a long weekend.
Director: Michael Surber
Running Time: 4 min
Join Gregory Fairweather for another adventure in education, hallucination, and the outdoors.
Director: Burke & Rhett Lewis
Running Time: 89 min
The classic "I hate your guts, no wait, I like you, my brother is deaf, let's ride a couch down the street" love story.
Director: A Day's Work
Running Time: 15 min
On the outskirts of Prague, Anna shows up for a dubbing session of an American film. What follows is something unforeseen, and gives us a unique glimpse into the depths of Anna's inner world.
Director: Ben & Joshua Safdie
Running Time: 98 min
Intended for Mature Audiences
Every year, Lenny gets to spend two weeks with his two young sons. He faces the choice of being their father or their friend, with the hope that these two short weeks will feel like six months.
Director: Christopher Holmes
Running Time: 10 min
One man's determination to track down a rare woodpecker wreaking havoc on his house puts him on the warpath.
Director: Matt Porterfield
Running Time: 85 min
Parental Discretion is Advised
A young man dies of a heroin overdose in an abandoned house in Baltimore. On the eve of his funeral, family and friends gather to commemorate his life.
By this time you'll have done quite a bit of sitting. You deserve a late-night, loud, sweaty, intoxicated after-party.
The bash will kick off around 10:30 p.m. at Benchwarmers Pub & Grill in downtown La Grande, Oregon. Special perks for those who show their Festival Pass.
Music by Portland band Yeah Great Fine and regional favorite Finn Riggins will begin at 11:00 p.m.
Director: Chuck Peters
Running Time: 10 min
A small town Mockumentary film crew head into the small college town of La Grande Oregon to uncover the truth behind super hero sightings in the area but what they find...will change their view of shopping...forever.
Director: Luke Zwanziger
Running Time: 9 min
A classic tale of vengeance and justice. Shot and edited in 48 hours for the La Grande Summer Film Project.
Director: Jared Richard
Running Time: 10 min
A universal comedy that begs to answer the age old question, can a tiger truly change their stripes?
Director: Ian Clark
Running Time: 57 min
Intended for Mature Audiences
A reclusive young man lives out his days exploring the surrounding landscape and collecting discarded treasures, spending most of his time in isolation until he meets Bonnie.
Director: Luke Zwanziger
Running Time: 5 min
A story about a guy chasing his pants in the desert - sometimes the pants chase him too.
Director: Fanny Armstrong
Running Time: 98 min
The Age of Stupid stars Pete Postlethwaite as a man living in the devastated future world of 2055, looking at old footage and asking: why didn't we stop climate change when we had the chance?
Director: Dustin Guy Defa
Running Time: 10 min
A short film about heartache.
Director: Jessica Oreck
Running Time: 90 min
Working backwards through history, this film explores the mystery of the development of Japan's love affair with bugs.
Running Time: 3 min
A computer animated, audio visual abstraction. Produced by designers at the Academy of Art University, San Francisco, with the blessing of Berlin artist AGF.
Director: Eyad Zahra
Running Time: 83 min
Intended for Mature Audiences
Yusef, a first-generation Pakistani engineering student, moves off-campus with a group of Muslim punks in Buffalo, New York. His new "unorthodox" housemates soon introduce him to Taqwacore - a hardcore, Muslim punk rock scene that only exists on the West Coast.
Music by Sons of Guns as we all reel in the radness of what we've just seen. Location TBA.
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