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SHOWTIME<br />
Friday, Nov 13, 6:30pm, CP- Hollywood<br />
Wednesday, Nov 25, 5:45pm, CP- Lauderdale<br />
AMERICAN<br />
INDIE<br />
FEATURE<br />
SONGS MY BROTHERS TAUGHT ME<br />
FLORIDA PREMIERE<br />
Director: Chloé Zhao<br />
F<br />
USA / 2015 / 98 min / DCP / English<br />
Set on the Great Plains and the Badlands of Pine<br />
Ridge Indian Reservation, SONGS MY BROTH-<br />
ERS TAUGHT ME is a compelling and complex tale<br />
that explores the bond between a brother and his<br />
younger sister, who find themselves on separate<br />
paths to rediscovering the meaning of home.<br />
Screenplay: Chloé Zhao / Producers: Chloé Zhao, Angela<br />
C. Lee, Mollye Asher, Nina Yang Bongiovi and Forest<br />
Whitaker / Cinematographer: Joshua James<br />
Richards / Editor: Alan Canant / Composer: Peter Golub<br />
/ Sound Design: Bob Edwards / Principal Cast: John<br />
Reddy, Jashaun St. John, Taysha Fuller, Eléonore Hendricks,<br />
Travis Lone Hill, Cat Clifford, Irene Bedard<br />
Contact: Angela C. Lee angela@niftypic.com<br />
Werbsite: www.songsmybrotherstaughtme.com<br />
Twitter: @songsthemovie<br />
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/songsmybrotherstaughtme<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Teri & Brian Pattullo<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
To Gregory, Bonnie and<br />
the Fabulous Team at<br />
FLIFF 2015<br />
RICHARD WARREN<br />
RAPPAPORT<br />
AND RENÉ KATZ<br />
CONCERT,<br />
THE FILM<br />
THE DIRECTOR: Chloé Zhao was named one of the 25 New Faces<br />
of Independent Film by Filmmaker Magazine in 2013. Her feature<br />
debut Songs My Brothers Taught Me will premiere in US Dramatic<br />
Competition at 2015 Sundance Film Festival. The film received support<br />
from organizations such as Sundance Institute, San Francisco<br />
Film Society, IFP, Film Independent, Cinereach, and Time Warner<br />
Foundation and won grants such as the Chris Columbus/Richard<br />
Vague production grant. Chloé’s short film Daughters premiered at<br />
the Clermont-Ferrand International<br />
Film Festival and won<br />
Best Student Live Action at<br />
Palm Springs International<br />
Film Festival. Chloé was born<br />
in Beijing, studied Politics at<br />
Mount Holyoke College and<br />
Film Production at NYU.<br />
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