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Cine-City October Edition
This is the final regular Cine City before our "Best Of" and Final Screening for 2016 and Fundraiser. Vote for your favorite to move on to the November Best Of! Brought to you by the Non-Profit Ardor Creative Media Hosted by Nick Sahoyah Presenting Filmmakers Tommy Tang "When the Leaves Fall" Benjamin Owens "I'm Going to Eat Your Brains" Stephen DeVore "Groundhog Night" Abby Hagan "Tango En Vie, 'Absurdo' " Tucker Case Misogynist by Session Patrick Penta "Jo Jo…
Find out more »Song of Lahore
With its ancient palaces and stately gardens, the Lahore of Pakistan's 1947 independence was haven and muse for musicians, artists, and poets. The city came alive to the beat of a tabla drum; with a musical culture passed down over centuries and a thriving film industry, opportunities were great for the legion of musicians that called Lahore home. Today, Islamization, ethnic divisions, war and corruption have torn apart the cultural fabric of Pakistan despite efforts to reclaim and reinvigorate it. …
Find out more »Tightloose
TWO SHOWINGS: 5:30PM & 8:15 PM TIME TO STOKE! Every year, the filmmakers at Teton Gravity Research, deliver winter action documentaries that thrill and inspire. TIGHTLOOSE is their greatest acheivement to date! Come out for a night at the Snowy Owl Theater, help raise money for the Young Filmmakers program at Icicle Creek, and get your ski mojo going. SPECIAL FAMILY SCREENING This year we’re adding a special family screening earlier in the evening with $5 tickets for filmgoers under 16. This…
Find out more »SUKKAH CITY
When best-selling author Joshua Foer (Moonwalking With Einstein) built his first sukkah, a small hut that Jews build and dwell in every fall for the holiday of Sukkot, he wanted to move beyond the unimaginative, generic plywood boxes and canvas tents that have become status quo. So, he challenged 12 contemporary architects and designers to construct radical sukkahs in the heart of New York City as part of a design competition and exhibition known as Sukkah City. SUKKAH CITY follows…
Find out more »Hitchcock/Truffaut
Just in time for Halloween, a career-spanning appreciation of Hitchcock's work featuring Martin Scorsese, David Fincher, Wes Anderson and more. In 1962 Hitchcock and Truffaut locked themselves away in Hollywood for a week to excavate the secrets behind the mise-en-scène in cinema. Based on the original recordings of this meeting—used to produce the mythical book Hitchcock/Truffaut—this film illustrates the greatest cinema lesson of all time and plummets us into the world of the creator of Psycho, The Birds, and Vertigo.…
Find out more »Munich 72′ and Beyond
September 5 marked the second week of the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich. The world was riveted by the first international broadcast of the Games, a pivotal moment in Olympic history. Forty-four years have passed since 11 Israeli Olympiads were taken hostage and then tragically executed by their captors. This film sheds new light on this horrific, historic event and promotes deeper understanding of the events that transpired and the lives lost. Followed by a panel discussion with special…
Find out more »Cine-City Best of Film Showcase and Fundraiser
Cine-City is a bi-monthly local film event, (Produced By Film Non-Profit Ardor Creative Media) that promotes inclusion of all levels of filmmakers from amature to pro. This month's event is the BEST OF THE BEST as voted by our Audience. This is also our End of the Year Fundraising event. We are small and hope to raise enough money to help us seed more events in 2017. Produced by Ardor Creative Media Sponsored by Champion Party Supply (Filmmaker Prize)…
Find out more »Imaginary Machine
A three-day long festival launched this year to explore a new and dynamic area of contemporary art: the post-internet movement. The first festival of its nature and scale in Seattle, Imaginary Machine examines “post-internet” through regional and international artists working in sculpture, video, print, and installation works. Set inside the expansive structure of the former Value Village on Capitol Hill, patrons are immersed in physical manifestations of our constantly evolving representation of digital culture. The festival takes its name from “machine…
Find out more »Imaginary Machine
A three-day long festival launched this year to explore a new and dynamic area of contemporary art: the post-internet movement. The first festival of its nature and scale in Seattle, Imaginary Machine examines “post-internet” through regional and international artists working in sculpture, video, print, and installation works. Set inside the expansive structure of the former Value Village on Capitol Hill, patrons are immersed in physical manifestations of our constantly evolving representation of digital culture. The festival takes its name from “machine…
Find out more »Imaginary Machine
A three-day long festival launched this year to explore a new and dynamic area of contemporary art: the post-internet movement. The first festival of its nature and scale in Seattle, Imaginary Machine examines “post-internet” through regional and international artists working in sculpture, video, print, and installation works. Set inside the expansive structure of the former Value Village on Capitol Hill, patrons are immersed in physical manifestations of our constantly evolving representation of digital culture. The festival takes its name from “machine…
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