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128 FILMS A – Z [R–S] The 37th Cleveland International Film Festival CINEMA EN ESPAÑOL GREG GUND MEMORIAL STANDING UP FILM COMPETITION WOMEN OF THE WORLD Route of the Moon (Ruta de la Luna) Directed by Juan Sebastián Jácome PANAMA, ECUADOR 2012 75 minutes Friday, April 5 Monday, April 8 9:20 AM I Code ROUT05 4:20 PM I Code ROUT08 Tuesday, April 9 9:00 PM I Code ROUT09 Tito is a deliberate fellow. He won’t rush to answer a phone, and he likes the methodic rhythms of bowling. One day Tito is shocked to discover he must travel 13 hours from his comfort zone in Panama to pick up his estranged father Cesar from a Costa Rican hospital. A former champion boxing coach, Cesar proves to be a disarmingly robust heart patient who leaps into the car insisting that they immediately drive back to Panama. Tito is irritated by Cesar’s exaggerated machismo, and Cesar is embarrassed by his son’s albinism and love of bowling. Still, they’re in this thing together, and the two set out in their skyblue Lada across the highways and byways of Central America. To Tito’s dismay, Cesar picks up a fetchingly free-spirited young woman who ends up teaching both of them a thing or two. As the clouds move across the ROUTE OF THE MOON overhead, we continue our earth-bound trajectory with the Lada’s quirky passengers. (In Spanish with subtitles) —B.B. Producers~Irina Caballero, Luis Pacheco Screenwriting~Juan Sebastián Jácome, Rocco Melillo Cinematography~Magela Crosignani Editing~Victor Marez Principal Cast~Jimmy David Suarez, Luis Antonio Gotti, Victoria Greco Print Source~AbacaFilms S.A. / irina@abacafilms.com / www.abacafilms.com About the Director~Juan Sebastián Jácome was born in 1983 in Quito, Ecuador and holds a B.F.A. degree in Filmmaking from the Florida State University Film School. His short films and feature screenplays have received several awards. Filmography~ROUTE OF THE MOON (2012) Running from Crazy Directed by Barbara Kopple USA 2013 100 minutes Sunday, April 7 Tuesday, April 9 7:30 PM I Code RUNN07 2:25 PM I Code RUNN09 Mariel is likely the bravest Hemingway of all. Her life growing up in the fishbowl of celebrity has had its share of tragedies and triumphs. Granddaughter of novelist Ernest Hemingway and sister of “wild child” model Margaux, she first became famous at 17 when she appeared as Woody Allen’s love interest in “Manhattan.” Part of a dysfunctional extended family that counted among them seven suicides, Mariel knew she had to work to stay sane after the paparazzi went home. She now spends her time speaking to suicide support groups and promoting techniques for personal balance and health. By frankly discussing the struggles of her own storied life—and making some unexpectedly shocking pronouncements about her family— she hopes to reduce the stigma around mental illness. This intimate portrait assures us that we can gain strength by overcoming physical and emotional challenges. Director Barbara Kopple’s RUNNING FROM CRAZY shows Mariel Hemingway to be a generous and fearless woman. Papa would have been proud. —B.B. Producers~Barbara Kopple, David Cassidy Cinematography~Andrew Young, Michael Call, Boone Speed Editing~Michael Culyba, Mona Davis Featuring~ Mariel Hemingway, Bobby Williams, Langley Fox Hemingway, Dree Hemingway Print Source~Cabin Creek Films / cabincreekfilms@aol.com / www.cabincreekfilms.com About the Director~Barbara Kopple is a two-time Academy Award ® winning filmmaker. Born in 1946 in New York, she studied psychology at Northeastern University. She is best known for her documentaries, but she also directs fiction films and TV. Filmography~“Harlan County U.S.A.” (1976), “American Dream” (1990), “Beyond ‘JFK’: The Question of Conspiracy” (1992), “Wild Man Blues” (1997), “Woodstock ‘94” (1998), “My Generation” (2000), “Bearing Witness” (2005), “Havoc” (2005), “Shut Up & Sing” (2006), A Force of Nature (2011)— 36th CIFF, RUNNING FROM CRAZY (2013) Sponsored by: Community Partner:
PROGRAM UPDATES > www.clevelandfilm.org < TICKETS > Call 877.304.FILM FILMS A –Z 129 GREG GUND MEMORIAL STANDING UP FILM COMPETITION WOMEN OF THE WORLD FOCUS ON FILMMAKERS CINEMA EN ESPAÑOL, WOMEN OF THE WORLD Salma Directed by Kim Longinotto UNITED KINGDOM, INDIA 2013 90 minutes Saturday, April 6 Monday, April 8 1:15 PM I Code SALM06 7:25 PM I Code SALM08 This groundbreaking film is a story of triumph over such unimaginable adversity that it will take your breath away. SALMA is a Tamil Muslim woman who was forced to leave school, then locked up by her family for 25 years. Through dogged persistence, she defied her village to become the most famous female poet in South India. Salma and her female relatives speak candidly with the filmmakers about their fates. When girls in this culture reach puberty, they lose contact with the outside world. Some hide their periods in an effort to stay free longer; at 14, Salma was shut up in a basement with bars on the windows. Forced to marry a village man who forbade her to write, she took bits of the calendar and wrote in the toilet. Her breakthrough came after she smuggled poems out with saris in the laundry. SALMA is a window onto the everyday injustices that sentence so many women to lives of quiet desperation. (In Tamil with subtitles) —B.B. Producer~Kim Longinotto Screenwriting~Ollie Huddleston Cinematography~ Kim Longinotto Editing~Ollie Huddleston Print Source~Women Make Movies / kf@wmm.com / www.wmm.com About the Director~Kim Longinotto studied camera and directing at England’s National Film School. She is well-known for making films that highlight the plight of female victims of oppression or discrimination. Filmography~“Pride of Place” (1976), “Theatre Girls” (1978), “Eat the Kimono” (1989), “Hidden Faces” (1990), “The Good Wife of Tokyo” (1992), “Dream Girls” (1993), “Shinjuku Boys” (1995), “Divorce Iranian Style” (1998)—23rd CIFF, “Gaea Girls” (2000), “Runaway” (2001), “The Day I Will Never Forget” (2002), “Sisters in Law” (2005), “Hold Me Tight, Let Me Go” (2007), “Rough Aunties” (2009), “Pink Saris” (2010), SALMA (2013) A Secret World (Un Mundo Secreto) Directed by Gabriel Mariño MEXICO, SWITZERLAND 2012 87 minutes Wednesday, April 10 Thursday, April 11 9:35 PM I Code SECR10 11:45 AM I Code SECR11 Eighteen-year-old Maria (Lucia Uribe) is fed up with school in Mexico City. She has a strained relationship with her mother and harbors no plans for her future. The joyless sex she has with guys is just something to do before they go to the movies. Yet Maria has an introspective side. She even writes encouraging diary entries to herself from an imaginary friend. One day she leaves life behind and takes off hitchhiking across the country. As she goes, she encounters a series of people whose lives she rejects: a lonely single mom; a dirty old man; a sensitive boy named Juan. It’s to Juan that she confides her wonderful recurring dream of a whale waiting in the ocean for her to climb aboard so it can take her to a place of warmth and light. As Maria travels across Mexico, from the city to the desert and onward toward the sea, we see her uncertain future assuming a wider horizon. A SECRET WORLD is a lyrical journey toward Maria’s self-awareness and ours. (In Spanish with subtitles) —B.B. Producers~Tatiana Graullera, Jesús Magaña Vázquez Screenwriting~ Gabriel Mariño Cinematography~Iván Hernández Editing~Pedro G. García, Gabriel Mariño Principal Cast~Lucía Uribe, Roberto Mares, Olivia Lagunas, Claudia Ríos, Jesús Magaña Vázquez Print Source~Shoreline Entertainment / tom@slefilms.com / www.shorelineentertainment.com About the Director~Gabriel Mariño, born in Mexico in 1978, is a graduate of the Centro de Capacitación Cinematografica, the public film school in Mexico City. Filmography~A SECRET WORLD (2012) Community Partner:
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