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2006 Festival Winners
Best of Fest – The
Empty Building
Honorable mention – 29
Polegadas
Best Feature – Blind
Love
Honorable mention – Last
Stop for Paul
Best Documentary – Argentina:
Hope in Hard Times
Honorable mention – A
Vida de Andre
Best Short Subject – Binta
y la Gran Idea
Honorable mention – Broken Best Film
Made in Central WA
Tie between The Delivery
and Scales of Morality
Please download our Festival
Information Pack in PDF format, which includes
Festival details, schedule grid, venue map, workshop information,
film descriptions, and information about the Opening Gala and Closing
Ceremony.
2006 Film Titles
Features
Quinceaneara
Half Nelson
Sisters in Law
Suzhou River
Blind Love
The Garage
Last Stop for Paul
The Naked Ape
The Trouble with Dee
Dee
Scared New World
Documentary
F*ck
God Sleeps in Rwanda
Iraq for Sale: The War Profiteers
Amarbat's One Day
A Vida de Andre
Argentina Hope
in Hard Times
Becoming a Man
in Siberia
Brother
Falluja: Caught in the Crossfire
Forgive me Sergei
Ghost Mountain: An Experiment
in Primitive Living
Invisible Children
Jump
Life Running
Out of Control
Nature’s True Adventures
of the Ultimate Spider-Hunter
Paving Shangri-La
Rommel and the Plot
Against Hitler
Turn and Burn: Inside the World
of Barrel Racing
Victims of Circumstance
White Shadows
Music and Animation
Team Queen
Dear Sweet Emma
Programs (Shorts/Documentaries)
1. “Another World is Possible”
Independent filmmakers throughout the world capture the struggle against cultural, economic, and military hegemony in these two documentaries.
Argentina: Hope
in Hard Times
Falluja: Caught in the Cross
Fire
2. “World in Focus”
With equal parts humor and drama, these international filmmakers make a strong case for cinema as a world language. Their mastery of craft and narrative, combined with a fresh and distinctly non-Hollywood perspective, make these films a treat for the eyes and the mind.
Boodog
Dammi il La
29 Polegadas
Binta y La Gran Idea
3. “If I Could Only Watch One Short Program”
Is who we are and who we may become a matter of choice, or fate? A gigolo, a sadistic stranger, a murderess, two dilapidated buildings, and an ordinary couple give us some hints in this exclusive collection of award-winning shorts.
Something True
Broken
The Empty Building
The Delivery
4. “Voices form Afrika”
With courage and quiet dignity, these filmmakers tell stories of hope, of
renewal, endurance, family, community, and, ultimately, of redemption. Two powerful
and Academy-Nominated films (God Sleeps…), find unforced and incredibly moving silver linings where you’d think there’d
be none.
God Sleeps in Rwanda
Invisible Children
5. “Twist ‘n’ Short”
What do a small-time crook, a cheating boyfriend, a conscientious hit-man, and a lawyer have in common? Yoga, of course!
Thefts
Scales of Morality
Elevator
Down Dog
Caught
6. “Being and Becoming”
Coming-of-age films about life, death, and everything in-between. Confronting reality is never an easy task as demonstrated by these stories of love, sexual-curiosity, aging, and childhood memories.
The Girls of
Elizabeth Street
A Cigar at the Beach
Riverside
The White Gloves
7. “Short Romance”
Comic relief of every type, from oddball characters to wicked satire to dating
schemes and heartbreaks. There is even a “superhero” is this collection of light-hearted
films about all-too-human characters in a world of uncertainty, betrayal, and
need.
No Love Lost
Perils in Nude Modeling
GWG: Girl With Gun
Not a Pick Up Artist
And Now A
Word From Our Sponsors
Hubris
8. “A Slice of Brazil”
From the streets of Rio de Janeiro – following the success of Favela Rising at the 2005 EFF – comes
another eloquent testimony of the magic and hope permeating Brazilian cinematography.
29 Polegadas
A Vida de Andre
Namibia, Brasil
9. “The InEFFable Picture”
These deeply engaging films have it all: visionary aesthetics, compelling
stories, superb acting, hauntingly beautiful scores… and, no dialogue! There
is something oddly comforting about that. Romantic too!
Pillow Girl
The Muse
Blind Love
10. “Beyond Good and Evil”
Move into a dangerous new territory where one can no longer take the universalizing concerns of traditional morality seriously.
Brother
Forgive me Sergei
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