The Celebration Film Fest aims to promote independent films and filmmakers. New this year, the ECFF film committee is putting together a slot of films dedicated to zombie/werewolf/vampire short-films, we are looking for films that are fun and original.
| FRIDAY KICK-OFF |
| 6:00 p.m. |
King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962) – Classic horror film – fun for everyone! King Kong escapes from captivity and battles a recently released Godzilla. |
| SATURDAY |
| 3:00 p.m. |
Eugene International Film Festival presents: A magical collection of animation and live action shorts (Great family fun)
- Gideon the Great Flying Ace
- Tah-Dah
- My Homework Ate My Dog
- Reach
- The Ghost Eye Tree
- Gerald's Last Day
*Films provided by special arrangement with Eugene International Film Festival |
| 4:00 p.m. |
OpenLens: 2010: A selection of films from the 2010 festival (PG-13)
- The Robbery - Terry Holloway. Everyone is a thief. . .
- The Community Beyond UO - Erik Talbert. Part of the UO's "Virtual Tour" website highlighting Eugene
- I Love Scaring the Squares with My Scars and Stares - Daniel Eli Dronsfield. One man's life comprised of high adventures
- Elegy: A Kevin Adams Mystery - Jason Miles Miller. This short is three scenes taken from the life of an everyday detective. Based on the novel by Pacific Northwest author Beau M.K. Prichard.
- BlizzCon: An Event for Fans - Christopher Nguyen. A short documentary on the Blizzcon event
- The Alcoholic Pirate - K. Quinton Anderson. A puppet film about pirates that like to drink.
- Wiley Reads - Stephen Speidel and Gary Elam. Veteran actor Wiley Harker recalls his theater and movie performances and then reads his final role.
- What's Keeping Portland Weird? - Josh McHale. This film showcases a side of Portland you may never have seen before.
- Know Your Stuff! Coffee Rules the World - Wen Lee. A short animation looking at how coffee impacts the entire world.
- *Model Rules - Ray Robison- An aging artist's model fantasizes about one of the men for whom she is modeling. This film contains material which may be objectionable to some audiences. Viewer discretion advised.
- Jamais Vu - John Nicholas Bellville. Super 8mm rolls shot, hand processed, transferred to DV and, finally, edited via Final Cut Pro, over the last four years. Includes music by The Sirs and Honey Vizer! 3
- Have a Ball! - Lee Wolochuk and Damon Wolf. “Have a Ball” is a fun, energetic claymation
*DIVA's sixth annual OpenLens was made possible in part by a grant from Lane Arts Council with support form the City of Eugene Cultural Services Division and with support from the Oregon Media Production Association |
| 5:30 p.m. |
Short Films by Josie Basford - Local filmmaker celebrates10 years of making films
- The Haircut - Modern times arrive in old Maine town
- The Freeloader - Homage to all the old greats of silent films
- Sole - Experimental film- Fun with feet and food!
- Tidal Spirit- True ghost story
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| 6:00 p.m. |
West Bank Story - Ari Sandel, Musical Comedy Short
An Israeli soldier, falls in love with a Palestinian cashier, can the couple's love withstand a 2000 year old conflict in the Middle East?
*Film provided by special arrangement with Energy Village |
| 6:30 p.m. |
Short Set of Shorts
- Another Man's Treasure - Sandor Lau Short Documentary - Meet the eclectic David Ring proprietor of the Trash Palace junk shop in Auckland, New Zealand.
- Helter Swelter - Nathan Beyerlin Comedy Short - It's man vs. fly on a hot summer day
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| 7:00 p.m. |
FEATURE FILM: The Darkest Corner of Paradise Henry Weintraub (R)
The disappearance of a mysterious woman lures Peter Landsman into an underworld of black market traders and killers. |
| SUNDAY |
| 2:00 p.m. |
DIVA's Youth Visions Teen Video Challenge 2010: Insights of youth brought to the public through video, film, photography, and digital technologies
- French Kiss - Crow High School, Loren Arthur and Yoon Oh. A comic film of love and loss
- LMYC Video Project - The Riverfront School, Looking Glass Lane-Metro Youth Corps. Highlights of Lane-Metro Youth Corps projects
- Phobia - Thurston High School, "The Elite" Production Team. A journey into terror!
- Skella Skaters - Crow High School, Hannah Clover and Casey Bingham. A short film about discrimination.
- Zombie Walk - LCC, Riley Webber. A college reporter bravely documents a ferocious zombie outbreak in Eugene Oregon.
- Vents - MLK Education Center, Kyle Stamer. An intense short film about the throes of young adulthood in a juvenile detention setting.
- Tomato Soup - Crow High School, John Sevey and Zoe Livelybrooks. This claymation exposes what really goes into cafeteria food.
- Penciled Percussion - Home Schooled, Daniel Hart. A music themed short film follows a boy as he makes music with his school supplies.
- Safety First - Thurston High School, "Donkey Bandits" Production Team. A humorous sketch delivers a 3 message of "safety first."
- French Kiss 2 - Crow High School, Loren Arthur. Sequel to the smash hit French Kiss.
- If Only - Academy of Arts & Academics, Amy Gadbois and Brenna Strassburg. A video sound montage of the events of September 11th 2001.
*Films provided by special arrangement with DIVA Center |
| 3:00 p.m. |
FEATURE FILM - The Treasures of Long Gone John - Greg Gibbs Documentary - (PG-13)
Art collector and independent record producer, Long Gone John, reflects on producing over 550 bands including Hole and White Stripes and launching the "low-brow" art scene that now comprises the Juxtaposed roster of artists.
*Film provided by special arrangement with Energy Village |
| 4:45 p.m. |
The Zombie Mash!! - A short set of comedy Zombie shorts (PG-13)
- Zombified - Kent Goodman - Sock Puppet Fred (the official unofficial mascot of Eugene Celebration Film Fest) Believes his wife has been zombified.
- The Guts and the Glory - Josie Basford - USA competes for the gold in the Zombie Olympics
- Video Dead - Henry Weintraub - Zombies take over Eugene's beloved Flicks-N-Pics
- Zombedy - Michael Maruska - Two childhood friends struggle against a zombie invasion
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