Estes Park Film Festival Announces Official Selections

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   The oldest movie theatre west of the Mississippi will host the first annual Estes Park Film Festival.
   
   Feature Films
   
   Self Medicated – Monty Lapica
   Brats: Our Journey Home - Donna Musil
   Preserve me a Seat – Jim Fields
   Subdivision, Colorado - Neil Widener
   The Empty Acre – Patrick Rea
   Scared New World - Yahn Soon
   TaraÂ’s Daughters - Roslyn Dauber
   Costa Rica – Nick Molle
   StreetWokÂ’n - Matthew Gunter & Eric Matyas
   
   Short Films
   
   A World at Waste - Stuart MacDonald
   A Thousand Words - William Craig
   The Sand Creek Massacre - Donald L. Vasicek
   Sideshow - Sheila E. Schroeder
   Carhenge: Genius or Junk? - David Liban
   Sand Mandala - Meryem Ersoz
   Science or Faith: Intelligent Design in Public Schools - Caite Adams and Jeff Rudkin
   Return to Auschwitz - Brady Jones and Jeff Rudkin
   Do You Want the Elephant Music - Leslie Dektor
   Southwestern Orange County vs. the Flying Saucers - Robert Dastoli
   Escape Velocity - Scott Ligon
   Monday Morning - Anthony Spadaccini
   The Girl who could run 600 miles per hour - Mark Thimijan
   Getting Lucky - Stacy Marr
   The Viewing - LaShelle Lyman
   Test - Lorne Pribbeno
   Zero the Counter - Patrick Rea
   Riverside - Todd Tinkham
   In the Can - Ethan Knightchilde
   Leave 'em Hangin' - David Higgins
   The Offering - Paul Lee
   Eyes of an Artist - Michael Vanderwyst
   3:16 - Mike Vanderwyst and Jeff Frye
   A Bedtime Story for the End of the World – Howard & Helen Kingkade
   Air Hockey - Adam Bell
   Tower of Love – Sean Doherty
   
   Celebrating their inaugural year, the 2006 Estes Park Film Festival will showcase 9 feature-length films and 26 short films from across the country. The festival will take place at the Historic Park Theatre in beautiful Estes Park, Colorado from September 15th - 17th, 2006 with an awards ceremony on the final night. In addition to the films, the Estes Park Film Festival will also serve as a fundraising event to help renovate and restore the Historic Park Theatre to its original cinematic elegance. Advance Tickets and Festival Passes are available to purchase on the festival web site: [url]www.sdientertainment.com [/url]
   
   
   Included in this year’s line-up is Monty Lapica’s “Self-Medicated” about an out of control youth who is sent against his will to a corrupt psychiatric hospital. Jim Field’s newest documentary “Preserve Me a Seat” is about historic movie theatres in America and the people that are trying to save them, and Donna Musil’s groundbreaking documentary “Brats: Our Journey Home”, narrated by Kris Kristofferson, is about growing up as a military brat. Other feature films include the family adventure “Subdivision, Colorado”, the dramatic horror film “Empty Acre”, and the inspiring documentary about Tibetan refugee women “Tara’s Daughters”, narrated by Susan Sarandon. “Scared New World” is about the intertwining lives of three California housemates, and Nick Molle’s documentary “Costa Rica” takes you on a journey to one of the most bio-diverse places on earth.
   
   Short Films include the visually stunning documentary “Carhenge: Genius or Junk?” about a replica of Stonehenge made out of 38 junked automobiles in western Nebraska, and the action-packed inspirational short film “3:16” about one boy who holds the cure to a mysterious airborne virus that consumes the globe and kills millions. When flying saucers invade Central Florida, it's up to one theme park employee to stop them in “Southwestern Orange County vs. the Flying Saucers”, and “Getting Lucky” is a short comedy about one woman’s attempt at internet dating. Other short films include the hilarious silent comedy “Monday Morning”, Mark Timijan’s “The Girl Who Could Run 600 Miles Per Hour”, and Scott Ligon’s humorous take on life with A.D.D. in “Escape Velocity”.
   
   Many of the filmmakers will be on hand to introduce their films and will be a part of a filmmaker panel discussion on the creative process of getting their films from script to screen. There will also be plenty of parties where you can mingle with the filmmakers and other film enthusiasts! For a complete schedule of film screenings, workshops, parties, and panel discussions please visit the festival web site: http://www.sdientertainment.com

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