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Based on the true story of Holocaust survivor Fanya Gottesfeld Heller, this documentary was crafted by Emmy-winning filmmakers Ed and Orly Wiseman of Richmond, and their partner, Nikki Silver. In the documentary, Mrs. Heller, now 85, explains how she hid from the Nazi death squads in their small Ukrainian village with the help of two Christians, one of whom became her lover. The film is narrated by Golden Globe winner Richard Gere. (68 min.) “Teenage Witness” screens June 3 at 7 p.m. in the Joan and Alan Bernikow Jewish Community Center of Staten Island. For reservations, e-mail olender@sijcc.com or call 718-475-5227. “THE ART OF GETTING OVER IT” This surreal entry follows an angry man (Trevor St. John of “One Life to Live”) who unleashes his rage on those who hurt him while courting an angelic barista in his neighborhood coffee shop. St. John co-directed the project with his former “One Life” co-star Dan Gauthier. It came together after many dressing-room conversations. For his work in this indie, St. John earned a best actor prize in the sixth annual NYC Downtown Short Film Festival. “Art” has also screened in the Maryland, Beverly Hills Hi-Def and NewFilmmakers film fests. (23 min., HankWilsonProductions.com) “The Art of Getting Over it” screens June 4 at 9 p.m. in CSI’s Concert Hall and June 5 at 9 p.m. in CSI’s Lecture Hall. “CROPSEY” This creepy, much-buzzed-about documentary by Island natives Joshua Zeman and Barbara Brancaccio asks questions that may never be resolved: Was convicted kidnapper Andre Rand turned into an urban folklore figure, a convenient scapegoat for a community that never stopped grieving its kidnapped children Or was he really the man he was made out to be, a sick drifter preying on disabled children living in the abandoned tunnels beneath the former Willowbrook State School This flick premiered last year at the Tribeca Film Fest, where it picked up a grand jury prize, and has since screened in Milan, Chicago, Denver and London. But when it appears at the SINY, it may take on an even more vivid feel: It’s screening at the College of Staten Island, the former home of the Willowbrook State School. The film will also be available nationally On Demand starting July 2. (84 min., CropseyLegend.com) “Cropsey” screens June 5 at 10 p.m. in the Recital Hall of the College of Staten Island. “THE CALLING” Documenting members of a Catholic community who aid the poor in Lima, Peru, leads to an examination of the nature of belief, the bonds of family and the process of self-discovery. David A. Ranghelli, a St. John’s University and New York University graduate, directed this feature, which took the best international documentary award at the seventh annual Queens International Film Festival and a special mention for cinematic achievement at the fourth Gasparilla International Film Festival. Two-time Academy Award-winner Barbara Kopple (“Harlan County, USA”), who also produced and directed “Dixie Chicks: Shut Up and Sing,” describes “The Calling” as a “poetic spiritual meditation.” (77 min.) “The Calling” screens June 3 at noon in the St. George Theatre, and June 4 at 2 p.m. in CSI’s Lecture Hall. THE 5TH ANNUAL SINY FILM FESTIVAL Presented by the Richmond County Savings Foundation & the Staten Island Economic Development Page 20 of 154
Corporation. When: Screenings continue June 3-5. Where: St. George Theatre, 35 Hyatt St.; and the College of Staten Island, 2800 Victory Blvd., Willowbrook. How much: Tickets are $10 for one block of films; $15 for all-day screening passes; $45 for all-screenings passe and $150 for “super passes” which provide access to all film screenings and parties; available on TicketWeb.com. (Free all-screening passes for groups of four may be available in the offices of S.I. elected officials and select businesses. Supplies are limited.) More information: Visit SIFilmFestival.org or call 718-477-1400 for details. © 2010 SILive.com. All rights reserved. Page 21 of 154
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