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Program Guide - Cleveland International Film Festival

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58 FILMS A – Z [C] The 37th <strong>Cleveland</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>Film</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />

GREG GUND MEMORIAL<br />

STANDING UP FILM COMPETITION<br />

IT’S EASY BEING GREEN<br />

NESNADNY + SCHWARTZ<br />

DOCUMENTARY FILM COMPETITION<br />

WOMEN OF THE WORLD<br />

Canned Dreams<br />

Directed by Katja Gauriloff<br />

FINLAND 2012<br />

78 minutes<br />

Friday, April 5 Monday, April 8<br />

9:50 PM I Code CANN05 2:15 PM I Code CANN08<br />

Beginning with a lonely woman who has given birth to a dozen<br />

children and is working in one of the largest open-pit mines<br />

in Brazil, CANNED DREAMS takes an eight-country journey<br />

across 30,000 km dissecting the processes of ingredients<br />

needed for a can of ravioli that ultimately ends up on the shelf<br />

of a Finnish grocery store. The real story isn’t how the pork,<br />

or beef, or tomatoes make it into the tin can being mined by<br />

a Brazilian mother, but of the people involved with the production<br />

and how, while separated by national borders, they all<br />

seem connected in their lives. The Danish pig farmer loves<br />

his charges but longs for a wife and children; the Portuguese<br />

tomato picker works only to provide a future for her daughter;<br />

the Polish beef farmer rues his ex-wife, but adores his kids.<br />

This could be a story of how any supermarket-packaged meal<br />

is made, but instead it’s a study—not just of how certain items<br />

are produced, but also of the very humanity that sacrifices to<br />

provide. Note: Some scenes contain graphic animal imagery.<br />

(In Portuguese, Danish, Romanian, Ukranian, Polish, and<br />

Russian with subtitles) —T.W.<br />

Producer~Joonas Berghaell Screenwriting~Katja Gauriloff, Joonas Berghaell,<br />

Jarkko T. Laine Cinematography~Heikki Färm, Tuomo Hutri Editing~Timo Peltola<br />

Print Source~Deckert Distribution / info@deckert-distribution.com /<br />

www.deckert-distribution.com<br />

About the Director~Born in 1972, Finnish director Katja Gauriloff (who once<br />

worked at a sausage factory) studied film directing at the Tampere University of<br />

Applied Sciences, School of Art and Media. She is part-owner of the Oktober<br />

Production Company. <strong>Film</strong>ography~“A Shout Into the Wind” (2007), CANNED<br />

DREAMS (2012)<br />

Casting By<br />

Directed by Tom Donahue<br />

USA 2012<br />

89 minutes<br />

Friday, April 12 Saturday, April 13<br />

11:45 AM I Code CAST12 1:20 PM I Code CAST13<br />

Sunday, April 14<br />

6:55 PM I Code CAST14<br />

Who’s your favorite movie maker? Lynn Stalmaster? Marion<br />

Dougherty? Or Juliet Taylor? If you’ve never heard these names,<br />

it’s because they belong to casting directors, the unsung heroes<br />

of Hollywood. CASTING BY is a fascinating look behind the<br />

scenes at the accomplishments of the (mostly) women who<br />

work closely with directors to find the perfect actors for the<br />

parts. Personalities such as Martin Scorsese, Robert DeNiro,<br />

and Woody Allen talk about the vital role “master casters” play<br />

in the shaping of the creative vision. But CASTING BY is really<br />

a valentine to Marion Dougherty, the doyenne of “CD’s,” who<br />

began cajoling directors into accepting unknown faces in New<br />

York in the 1950s for the Kraft Television Theatre. Marion’s<br />

gut instinct and impressive Rolodex led her to help shape<br />

many of the industry’s finest films for over 50 years. Jon Voigt,<br />

Jeff Bridges, Robert Redford, Clint Eastwood, Glenn Close, and<br />

John Lithgow are among the fans who declare their gratitude to<br />

the keen-eyed lady who once saw something in them no one<br />

else could see. —B.B.<br />

Producers~Kate Lacey, Ilan Arboleda, Tom Donahue, Joanna Colbert<br />

Cinematography~Peter Bolte Editing~Jill Schweitzer<br />

Print Source~Creative Chaos vmg / jenna@creativechaosvmg.com /<br />

www.creativechaosvmg.com<br />

About the Director~Tom Donahue was born in Rhinebeck, New York and received<br />

his B.A. in Communications from Texas A&M University. He has worked as a television<br />

researcher and production assistant and is the co-founder of Creative Chaos<br />

vmg. <strong>Film</strong>ography~“Guest of Cindy Sherman” (2008), CASTING BY (2012)<br />

Community Partners:<br />

This film is presented with the generous support of<br />

ABBY, ERICA, and HARVEY LABOVITZ.<br />

Sponsored by:<br />

Community Partner:

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