2016 Prescott Film Festival Booklet

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Contents 

7th Annual 

Prescott Film Festival 

July 17-24, 2016 

“…supporting independent and critically acclaimed films and filmmakers….” 

We are celebrating our 7th annual festival this year and are THRILLED with the lineup 

of fantastic films and workshops! Each year we have grown and changed a bit, all the 

while keeping our mission at the forefront of what we do. We continue to present 

amazing “movies that move you” and “entertain, inspire and inform.” 

Our films are unique, fun, fascinating, inspiring and many bring us a true sense of 

gratitude for living in (or having a chance to visit) the Central Arizona Highlands we call 

home. 

This year, thanks to the Yavapai College Film and Media Arts Program, an impressive 

slate of workshops will be held during PFF. These are fantastic offerings for new and 

experienced filmmakers, movie geeks and lovers of the art form! This is a chance to 

meet professionals in the industry, hear about their experiences and perhaps, through 

these workshops, take craft and/or enjoyment and appreciation of film to the next level. 

There will be a representative from RED Cinema camera giving a demo, a professional 

animation editor, an award winning sound designer and editor, a film preservationist, a 

film financer, (yeah; a “money guy!”) two screenwriting workshops and several successful 

indie filmmakers. These will all be “don’t miss” FREE workshops! 

This year’s fest kicks off with a special “Film Noir and Pinot Noir” wine tasting. The 

noir film is The Lady from Shanghai starring Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth. Our special 

guest? Beatrice Welles, daughter of Orson Welles. We will have a special screening on 

the National Day of the Cowboy, July 23rd. Additionally we will have quirky unique films, 

and a fantastic slate of shorts for your enjoyment! 

The Prescott Film Festival would not be possible without the help of our generous 

sponsors, grantors and volunteers. Please thank a volunteer when you have a chance. 

And take note of the sponsors and grantors in this program guide and on the “big 

screen” in our theatres. When you see them or frequent their businesses, please tell 

them you appreciate their support of the Prescott Film Festival. 

Have a wonderful festival experience and thank YOU for your support! 

Helen Stephenson 

Executive Director 

Ticket Information ...........2 

Map. .......................2 

VIP Director’s Loft. ...........2 

Schedule ...................3 

Workshops. .................4 

Special Events. ..............7 

Sneak Peeks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 

Film Guide Sunday. ..........9 

Film Guide Monday ..........9 

Film Guide Tuesday. .........9 

Film Guide Wednesday . ......10 

Film Guide Thursday .........10 

Film Guide Friday. ...........11 

Film Guide Saturday . ........12 

Student Short Film Program .. 16 

Notes ......................18 

Festival Leadership. ..........20 

Volunteers. .................21 

Sponsors ...................22 

Film Index ..................24 

Prescott Film Festival 2016 • 1

Tickets 

General Admission: $12.00 

Student: $6.00 

10 Pack General Admission: $100 

Wine Tasting and Film: $35 

All Film Pass: $120 

Platinum Pass: $195 

All-Access Pass to the festival including all 

films (throughout 2016), parties, wine tasting, 

workshops, and VIP Director’s Loft. 

Tickets & passes may be purchased 

online at PrescottFilmFestival.com. 

Tickets may also be purchased at the 

Festival box office, July 12-16 from 

Noon- 6 pm at the Film & Media Arts 

program office on the Yavapai College 

campus (bldg. 28). 

During the Festival the box office will be 

inside the lobby of the YC Performing 

Arts Center (July 17-23) and will open 

1 hour prior to the first show of the 

day and close 30 minutes after the last 

show of the day begins. 

Will Call: Tickets purchased online or by 

phone will be available at the Festival 

Box Office when it is open. 

Yavapai College Campus Map 

Community Room 

Movies 

Tickets 

Free Parking 

Performing 

Arts Center 

Movies 

Tickets 

Food 

WineTasting 

Room 3-119 

Workshops 

Food 

VIP Director’s Loft 

sponsored by El Gato Azul 

Prescott Film Festival is proud to host our 

visiting filmmakers and Platinum Pass holders 

in the V.I.P. Director’s Loft, located on the 

upper mezzanine level of the Yavapai 

College Performing Arts Center (YCPAC). 

Enter using the stairs to the left of the lobby 

and enjoy wonderful food and refreshments. 

Our thanks to Starbucks (coffee) and 

Wildflower Bread Company (breakfast breads). 

Special thanks to El Gato Azul for sponsoring 

the VIP Director’s Loft and providing lunches! 

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Sheldon Street 

FMA/PFF Office 

Free Parking 

To Routes 89/69 

Lunch will begin serving at 11:30 am 

Loft hours: 

Thursday-Saturday 9:00am – 5:00pm

YC Performing Arts Center Room 3-119 

SUN 

July 17 

3:00 Pinot Noir & Film Noir 

Wine Tasting p.7 

4:30 The Lady from Shanghai p.9 

The Bloody Olive p.9 

Documentary 

Short Film 

W Workshop 

Arizona Premiere 

R MPAA Rated R 

16+ Ages 16yrs+ 

MON 

July 18 

TUES 

July 19 

7:00 Last Cab to Darwin p.9 

Last Days p.9 

(Spanish with subtitles) 

7:00 La belle et la Bête 

(Beauty and the Beast) p.9 

(French with subtitles) 

Todo lo demás (Everything Else) p.9 


5:00 Film Preservation W p.4 

3:30 Planting the Seed of your Film: 

Writing an Effective Log Line W p.4 

5:00 Micro & Macro Film Financing W p.4 

WED 

July 20 

THURS 

July 21 

FRI 

July 22 

SAT 

July 23 

4:00 Being George Clooney p.10 

Starring Austin Pendleton p.10 

7:00 A Light Beneath Their Feet R p.10 

Locas p.10 

4:00 House of Time 16+ p.10 


Back to the Start p.10 

7:00 Big Voice p.11 

Wright’s Law p.11 

1:00 Surgery Ship p.11 

Kickass Katie Lee p.11 

4:00 Jeff Lowe’s Metanoia p.11 

Falling into Place p.11 

7:00 The Man Who Knew Infinity p.12 

Hum p.12 

10:00 am Lives Well Lived p.12 

In the Blink p.12 

1:00 Short Film Program p.13 

4:00 Cowboy Christmas p.14 

His Name is Midnight p.14 

7:00 Growing Up Smith (AKA Good ‘Ol Boy) p.14 

A King’s Betrayal p.14 

Cabaret After Party p.7 

(included with film) 

1:00 The Sound of Fear W p.5 

2:30 Radio Silence: DIY Independent 

Filmmaking and Marketing W p.5 

1:00 Working in the Real World W p.5 

2:30 Invisible Art/Invisible Artist W p.6 

10:00 am I’ve Written a Script, Now What? W p.6 

11:30 RED Camera Demo W p.6 


1:00 Fanarchy p.13 

The Dogist p.13 

4:00 Liza the Fox Fairy 16+ p.14 

(Hungarian with subtitles) 

Mildred & the Dying Parlor p.14 

SUN 

July 24 

1:00 Storytelling, the Humanities and 

Filmmaking W p.6 

2:00 Student Short Film Program p.16 


Workshops 

Presented by the Yavapai College Film & Media Arts Program 

All workshops are free and will be held in building 3, room 119 

Film Preservation 

Monday, July 18, 5:00 – 6:00 pm 

Presenter: Bob O’Neil 

In the history of motion picture cinema and television there have been many challenges 

in preserving and restoring titles from the past (film) as well as the future 

(digital). Technical issues like obsolete formats and deteriorating media are part of 

the obstacles in working with an old library. Bob O’Neil takes us on a journey through 

the film vaults and the fascinating process that results in the preservation of our film 

heritage. 

Bob O’Neil worked at Universal Studios for nearly 40 years, retired, and recently 

moved to Prescott. He spent the final 25 years of his career doing analogue film 

preservation, restoration, and asset management on such titles as Dracula, Bride of 

Frankenstein, All Quiet On the Western Front, To Kill A Mockingbird, Double Indemnity, Psycho, 

and Rear Window. 

Planting the Seed of your Film: 

Writing an Effective Log Line 

Tuesday, July 19, 3:30 – 4:30 pm 

Presenter: Jeff Wood 

A clear, concise, and compelling log line is to 

your completed story what the seed is to a 

mighty tree: It contains the potential and the 

necessary information to grow straight, tall, and 

tower above the rest. In this hands-on workshop, 

we will discuss what a log line is (and isn’t), 

what the essential elements 

are, and how to craft one of 

your own. No experience is 

required. Participants will leave 

the seminar with one log line 

with a story begging to be 

written from it! Jeff Wood is 

the Screenwriting Instructor 

for the Film and Media Arts 

program at Yavapai College. 

Micro and Macro Film Financing 

Tuesday, July 19, 5:00 – 6:00 pm 

Presenter: Larry Sakin 

Larry will explore the 

sublime outlets and dirty 

secrets for funding your 

project. Larry believes, 

“Financing is among the 

greatest challenges facing 

filmmakers today. In an 

uncertain economy that 

stymies masters of the 

craft, how do innovative 

filmmakers find the money to complete their 

vision?” Larry Sakin has been in the entertainment 

industry for thirty-six years. Most recently, 

he was the Executive Producer for the internationally 

acclaimed documentary Being George 

Clooney, and is serving as Executive Producer for 

a documentary on global climate change. 

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The Sound of Fear 

Wednesday, July 20, 1:00 – 2:00 pm 

Presenter: Noah Blough 

Ever turned off the sound and watched a horror movie? Not so scary anymore 

is it? Noah Blough, Emmy nominated sound editor, is the person 

who made you jump during The Exorcist, fear for the survival of the planet 

in Independence Day, and hold your breath during Mission Impossible II. (Mr. 

Blough was also the Assistant Sound Editor for Purple Rain.) Join us as we 

take a filmatic tour through sound editing, design and Foley and find out how 

audio takes us on an emotional ride at the movies. 

Noah Blough has over 30 years experience in the film industry. His feature 

sound work includes Field of Dreams, Stargate, Independence Day, Black Hawk 

Down, MI2 and many more. 

Working in the Real World 

Thursday, July 21, 1:00 – 2:00 pm 

Presenters: Kim Kapin & Bryan Matsukey 

Radio Silence — DIY Independent Filmmaking & 

Marketing 

Wednesday, July 20, 2:30 – 3:30 pm 

Presenters: Tyler Gillett and Chad Villella 

Finding gainful employment in Hollywood has 

long been the ultimate goal for many aspiring 

filmmakers and television producers. In this 

workshop, veteran producers Bryan Matuskey 

and Kim Kapin will share their experiences working 

in the mainstream as well as offering tips on 

how aspiring content-makers can carve out a 

creative and profitable niche for themselves in 

exciting new areas. 

Kapin is currently the marketing and communications 

director at Yavapai College, but is also 

a veteran writer, director and producer. Bryan 

Matuskey is an Arizona filmmaker, photographer, 

and music composer. 

Radio Silence will answer your questions about 

DIY and Independent filmmaking and marketing. 

The directors of V/H/S, Devil’s Due and Southbound 

will talk about their unique approach to filmmaking, 

getting a project financed a hopefully viral 

way. 

RADIO SILENCE is a team of three filmmakers: 

Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett and Chad Villella. 

Radio Silence has made two independent feature 

films (V/H/S and Southbound) that have screened 

at numerous film festivals, including Sundance, 

TIFF, SXSW, AFI, Sitges, Fantastic Fest, and NY’s 

Lincoln Center. 


Workshops 

Invisible Art/Invisible Artist 

Thursday, July 21, 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm 

Presenter: Tom Finan 

The editor is often the unsung hero of the film world. Editors get to tell the story 

of a film and their contribution is essential to the final product of a theatrical, 

television and animated feature film. Tom will discuss the physical workflow 

necessary to create what we finally watch at home on our television or in the 

theater. Learn more about how editors contribute to the art, craft and technology 

of filmmaking. 

Tom Finan has worked for over 4 decades as an editor in television and film. His 

credits include The Lion King, Platoon, Hercules and Stuart Little, among many others. 

Screenwriting: I’ve Written a Script, Now What? 

Friday, July 22, 10:00 – 11:00 am 

Presenter: Philip Sedgwick 

Without being a Hollywood insider, what can you do to get your script in circulation and consideration? 

You will learn about screenwriting from a veteran and also have the opportunity to register 

to win a copy of "Movie Magic Screenwrier". Philip Sedgwick started out his writing career at a 

reality TV show, Everything Entrepreneur, which aired on a non network Arizona station. His second 

screenplay effort, Neon Cactus, was a quarter-finalist in the 1990 Nicholl Fellowship and a finalist in 

the 2011 Amsterdam Film Festival. Philip’s latest film, Mirage, at Zabul Province won Best Short Film 

at the 2013 Prescott Film Festival. 

RED Camera Demo 

Friday, July 22, 11:30 am – 12:30 pm 

Presenter: Colin Glenn 

RED Digital Cinema was founded in 2005 by Jim 

Jannard, who had previously founded Oakley. The 

company started with a small group of entrepreneurs 

in a warehouse who wanted to build affordable, 

high-end digital video cameras and believed 

that 4K video was the future of digital image capture. The RED One 

was arguably the first affordable camera that provided filmmakers 

customizable features and out-of-the-box functionality with 

the “feature film quality” known to much more expensive 35mm 

film. Films shot on RED include The Martian, Straight Outta Compton, 

Jurastic World, Avatar 2, Transformers: The Last Knight, Pirates of the 

Caribbean. TV programs include 

House of Cards, Better Call Saul, The 

Man in the High Castle and Game of 

Thrones. Need we say more? Yes we 

do! The Yavapai College Film and 

Media Arts Program will be accepting 

delivery of two RED cameras in 

the fall. 

Come see a demo of this amazing 

camera by Colin Glenn, Road 

Warrior, RED Digital Cinema. 

Storytelling, the Humanities and 

Filmmaking 

Sunday, July 24, 1:00 – 2:00 pm 

COMMUNITY ROOM 

Presenter: Dr. Suzanne Waldenberger 

Martin Scorsese says, "Young people 

need to understand that not all images 

are out there to be consumed like, 

you know, fast food and then forgotten. 

We need to educate them to 

understand the difference between 

moving images that engage their 

humanity and their intelligence, and 

moving images that are just selling 

them something.” 

Join Dr. Suzanne Waldenberger as 

she discusses the importance of storytelling 

and how storytelling engages 

the humanities in strong screenplays. 

The workshop is presented in part by 

AZ Humanities. 

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For complete bios of presenters visit http://prescottfilmfestival.com/workshops-2016/

Special Events 

Film Noir & Pinot Noir 

Sunday, July 17 at 3pm (YCPAC) 

$35 wine tasting (includes the film: The Lady from Shanghai) 

Join us for a fabulous evening of wine, light hors d'oeuvre and a classic 

film. One of the most enduring film genres is the Film Noir and one 

of the most popular wines is Pinot Noir. We've paired these two for 

an evening of dark adventure you won't want to miss. Our film will be 

the classic The Lady from Shanghai, written, directed and starring Orson 

Welles, and also starring the fabulous Rita Hayworth. Also we are excited 

to have Beatrice Welles (daughter of Orson Welles) as our special 

guest for a Q & A following the screening. 

A special thanks to Hensley Beverages, Del 

Rio Springs and Prescott Winery for providing 

the wine for this event. Also, thanks 

to Soldi Creative Cuisine for providing the 

appetizers. 

The wine tasting will 

begin at 3 pm 

Film screening will 

begin at 4:30 pm. 

Screens with the short film 

The Bloody Olive. 

Growing Up Smith and Cabaret Party 

Saturday, July 23 at 7 pm 

(with Cabaret Party immediately following)(YCPAC) 

$12 includes movie and Cabaret Party 

Growing Up Smith (aka Good Ol’ Boy) is an award winning film that touches on some very timely messages. It is a hilarious 

coming of age movie that also gives a compelling look at immigration and the American dream. It has drawn 

praise for its multidimensional characters and has been called “a funny, heartwarming coming of age story that lives 

at the intersection of culture, class, and longing.” (CAAMFest) Stars Jason Lee as the neighbor dad who befriends 

young Smith (Roni Akurati). Jason is best 

known as the star of My Name Is Earl, Almost 

Famous, and the Alvin and the Chipmunks 

films. Special Guest: Anjul Nigam, writer, 

actor and producer of Growing Up Smith, 

will join us for a live Q & A following the 

screening. 

Also screening will be the short film A King’s 

Betrayal. 

Immediately following the screening, you 

are invited back stage for a Cabaret Party, 

where you can enjoy music, light appetizers 

(provided by the Taj Mahal restaurant), and 

a cash bar. Don’t miss this special evening 

to put the perfect cap on a great day of 

films! 


Special Sneak Peek Screenings 

La Belle et la Bête (Beauty and the Beast) 

Tuesday, July 19, 7 pm (YCPAC) 

We are proud to present one of the most 

beautiful films we have had the opportunity to 

screen in La Belle et la Bête (Beauty and the Beast). 

This French production is visually stunning. The 

costumes and sets alone are enough to make 

this film worth seeing. But they are backed 

up with outstanding performances by Vincent 

Cassel (The Beast) and Léa Seydoux (Belle). 

They breathe new life into one of the most enduring 

love stories in this can’t miss film! Also 

screening will be the short film Todo lo demás 

(Everything Else). Both are foreign language 

films featuring English subtitles. 

Big Voice 

Thursday, July 21, 7 pm (YCPAC) 

An inspiring feature documentary about a year in the life of a 

demanding high school choir director who pushes his students to 

become “one big voice”. This film celebrates the importance of the 

fine arts to the educational process and the difference one teacher 

can make in the lives of students. Big Voice has won awards 

for Best Documentary Feature at the New Filmmakers of Los 

Angeles Best of 2015 Awards, Best US Premiere Documentary at 

the Heartland Film Festival, and Best Family Feature at the South 

Dakota Film Festival. 

Director Varda Bar-Kar will be in attendance and will answer your 

questions following the film. 

Lives Well Lived (Work in Progress) 

Saturday, July 23, 10 am (YCPAC) 

This outstanding documentary asks the 

question “What is a Life Well Lived?” This 

film uses interviews with people between 75 

and 100 and asks them this crucial question. 

While they all have lived well, the filmmakers 

discover that the road to that elusive goal 

is not always the same. A film filled with 

wisdom and wit you won’t want to miss. This 

film is screening as a work in progress. 

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Film Guide 

Sunday, July 17 @ 4:30pm 

YC Performing Arts Center 

The Lady from Shanghai 

USA • 1947 • 87min • Narrative Feature 

Fascinated by gorgeous Mrs. 

Bannister, seaman Michael O'Hara 

joins a bizarre yachting cruise, 

and ends up mired in a complex 

murder plot. Orson Welles directed 

and starred in this classic film-noir. 

His daughter, Beatrice Welles will 

be our special guest for a Q & A 

following the film. 

13+ • Crime, Drama, Film-Noir 

Director: Orson Welles 

Cast: Rita Hayworth, Orson Welles, 

Everett Sloane 

The Bloody Olive 

USA • 1997 • 12min • Narrative Short 

Christmas decorating and a friendly 

visit turns into murder and intrigue 

in this great film-noir short. 

13+ • Crime, Comedy 

Director: Vinent Bal 

Cast: Veerle van Overloop, 

Frank Focketyn, Gene Bervoets 

The Lady from Shanghai 

Monday, July 18 @ 7:00pm 


Last Cab to Darwin 

Australia • 2016 • 123min • Narrative Feature 

Rex is a loner, and when he's told 

he doesn't have long to live, he 

embarks on an epic drive through 

the Australian outback from Broken 

Hill to Darwin to die on his own 

terms; but his journey reveals to 

him that before you can end your 

life, you have to live it, and to live it, 

you've got to share it. 

16+ • Comedy, Drama, Romance 

Director: Jeremy Sims 

Cast: Michael Caton, Ningali Lawford, 

Mark Coles Smith 

Last Days 

Peru • 2016 • 14min • Narrative Short 


Ramón is a veteran tailor that has 

been elaborating gentlemen's 

clothing for decades, but in recent 

years his tailor shop has become 

anachronistic and his profits 

scarcer. This is the directorial debut 

for Arturo León Llerena and was an 

official selection at Cannes in the 

short film corner. 

FF • Drama 

Director: Arturo León Llerena 

Cast: Antonio Chamorro 

Tuesday, July 19 @ 7:00pm 


La Belle et la Bête 

(Beauty and the Beast) 

* Sneak Peek * 

France • 2016 • 112min • Narrative Feature 


An unexpected romance blooms 

after the youngest daughter of 

a merchant who has fallen on 

hard times offers herself to the 

mysterious beast to which her 

father has become indebted. This is 

a beautiful production and retelling 

of the traditional story of Beauty 

and the Beast. Vincent Cassel (Black 

Swan, Oceans Twelve) is outstanding 

as the brooding beast, but it is Léa 

Seydoux' performance that stands 

out in this French production with 

English subtitles. 

PG13 • Fantasy, Romance 

Director: Christophe Gans 

Cast: Vincent Cassel, Léa Seydoux, 

André Dussollier 

Todo lo demás 

(Everything Else) 

Spain • 2015 • 8min • Narrative Short 


Laura and Miguel discover the 

limits of their love. 

13+ • Drama 

Last Cab to Darwin 

Director: Federico Untermann 

Cast: Noelia Castaño, 

Patricia García Méndez, Javier Rey 

PFF Ratings • FF {Family Friendly} 13+ {not suitable for children under 13yrs} 

16+ {Admittance restricted to 16yrs+} R {MPAA Rated R} Arizona Premiere 



Wednesday, July 20 @ 4:00pm 


Being George Clooney 

USA, Brazil, France Germany • 2016 • 88min 

Documentary Feature 

Francesco Pannofino. Martin 

Umbach. Tamer Karadagli. Marco 

Antonio Costa. What do these 

men have in common? They are 

the international voices of George 

Clooney. Being George Clooney is 

a feature length documentary 

that delves into the creative, often 

humorous world of audio dubbing 

a Hollywood motion picture. The 

film explores the personal lives 

of these voice artists and their 

lives as Clooney's "alter egos". The 

film shows us the problems, the 

processes and the personalities 

that translate an American hit into 

an international blockbuster. 

FF • Biography 

Director: Paul Mariano 

Cast: Gustavo Andriewiski, Arzu Balkan, 

Chiara Barzini 

Starring Austin Pendleton 

USA • 2016 • 20min • Documentary Short 

A quirky and inspirational documentary 

film on the philosophical 

approach to the life and work of 

character actor Austin Pendleton. 

13+ • Biography 

Director: Gene Gallerano, David H. Holmes 

Cast: Natalie Portman, Meryl Streep, 

Ethan Hawke 

Wednesday, July 20 @ 7:00pm 


A Light Beneath Their Feet 


A high school senior must choose 

between enrolling at the college 

of her dreams and remaining at 

home to take care of her bipolar 

mother. This film won the Audience 

Choice award at the Mill Valley and 

San Luis Obispo Film Festivals. 

It also received the "Stubbornly 

Independent Film" award at the 

Tallgrass Independent Film Festival 

and "Best Woman Directed Film" at 

the Whistler Film Festival. 

R • Drama 

Director: Valerie Weiss 

Cast: Taryn Manning, Madison Davenport, 

Kali Hawk 

Locas 

Spain • 2016 • 15min • Narrative Short 


Two middle aged women meet in the 

waiting room of a mental institution. 

One of them is a very busy businesswoman. 

The other is a very lonely 

housewife. ...or are they? 

13+ • Drama 

Director: Gabriel Beita 

Cast: Rocío Calvo, Rocio Marin 

Thursday, July 21 @ 4:00pm 


House of Time 

France • 2015 • 86min • Narrative Feature 


Robert d'Eglantine invites five of 

his friends to spend a weekend in 

his castle, lost in the woods. He 

explains to them that he studied 

secret documents on Nazi scientific 

research during World War II. 

These researchers were on time 

traveling and he's able now to 

take his guests into an amazing 

trip seventy years back in time, in 

1944, during the Occupation and 

only few weeks before the landing 

in Normandy. The demonstration 

seems to be a big joke but once 

in the past our characters will 

be facing troubling events. Real 

time travel or devilish game 

meticulously crafted? 

16+ • Sci-Fi, Drama, Mystery 

Director: Jonathan Helpert 

Cast: David Atrakchi, Laura Boujenah, 

Esther Comar 

Back to the Start 


The simple act of a girl and boy 

sitting next to each other on a park 

bench is the start of a tumultuous 

relationship. Fate allows two 

strangers to take a chance on 

becoming a couple. This urban love 

affair is presented sans dialogue and 

relies on the beauty of downtown 

Manhattan to tell its story. 

FF • Drama, Romance 

Director: Davis Burton 

Cast: Rossi McKee, Nick Kelley 

A Light Beneath Their Feet 

10 PFF Ratings • FF {Family Friendly} 13+ {not suitable for children under 13yrs} 

16+ {Admittance restricted to 16yrs+} R {MPAA Rated R} Arizona Premiere

Thursday, July 21 @ 7:00pm 


Big Voice 


USA • 2015 • 83min • Documentary Feature 

Big Voice follows the tumultuous 

yearlong journey of choir director 

Jeffe Huls and his ensemble "The 

Madrigals" as they strive to create 

extraordinary music within the 

context of a public school. This film 

demonstrates why the arts in K-12 

are important. They are more than 

acting, painting or singing. Arts can 

be used to impart life skills and life 

lessons. Moreover, this film shows 

how good teachers of any subject 

can make a difference in young 

people's lives-- we all wish our 

children had a teacher like Mr Hull. 

Filmmakers in attendance: 

Director Varda Bar-Kar 

FF • Biography, Inspirational 

Director: Varda Bar-Kar 

Cast: Amy Abuerla, Raven Bennett, 

Henry Boyd 

Wright's Law 

USA • 2012 • 12min • Documentary Short 

As a physics teacher, Jeffrey Wright 

explains the laws of physics and the 

universe to his teenage students 

using intriguing experiments. But 

it's his own personal story that 

teaches them the true meaning 

of life. 


Director: Zack Conkle 

Cast: Jeffrey Wright 

Big Voice 

Friday, July 22 @ 1:00pm 


Surgery Ship 

Australia • 2015 • 78min • Documentary Feature 

A team of volunteer doctors and 

nurses are on board a unique ship. 

Crammed with medical supplies 

and volunteer medics, this floating 

hospital sails to the poorest nations 

on earth. This year they sail for 

Guinea on the West African Coast. 

On arrival they will face the most 

severe of medical issues, not seen 

in other parts of the world. But the 

medical challenges are only half of 

the story. They will confront ethical 

decisions as they decide who will 

be helped and who will not. This 

is a searing, complex journey for 

the volunteer medics, as they 

deal with life and death cases - 

and balance the fates of these 

patients in their hands. 

13+ • Adventure, History, Inspirational 

Director: Madeleine Hetherton: 

Kickass Katie Lee 


Activist, author and singer Katie 

Lee has been a mainstay at 

Mountainfilm for years, celebrated 

for her fierce environmentalism. 

Her hallmark issue was fighting 

Glen Canyon Dam, a battle she 

hasn’t given up decades after the 

dam was built and even after she 

passed the 90-year mark. The 

inimitable Lee has been in many 

films at the festival, but the short 

doc Kickass Katie Lee takes a 

different, more personal look at 

this indomitable spirit. 


Directors George and Beth Gage, 

Katie Lee 

FF • Biography, Nature 

Director: George Gage, Beth Gage 



Jeff Lowe's Metanoia 

USA • 2014 84min • Documentary Feature 

From the top of the world to the 

end of the line, this film follows the 

life and climbs of legendary alpinist 

Jeff Lowe, through his visionary 

ascents around the world up to 

his current dance with a terminal 

disease. Metanoia: A fundamental 

change of thinking; a new route, 

up the North Face of the Eiger 

in Switzerland, changed his life 

forever and prepared him for the 

greatest adventure, as he slowly 

faces his own mortality. It is a 

mind-bending adventure through 

time and space that gives physical 

form to Jeff's unique philosophies 

and inspiring creative genius. 


Director: Jim Aikman 

Cast: Conrad Anker, James Bartos Balog, 

Catherine Destivelle 

Falling into Place 


Adventurous, hard-charging 

Danielle Lancelot Watson makes 

a carefree decision to go rock 

climbing in Colorado. Nearly 

three hundred feet up a cliff 

face, the worst happens, as she 

is sent free-falling to the ground. 

Miraculously Danielle lives, the only 

person to survive a fall from such 

a height. Although her body was 

broken, her spirit has soared to even 

greater heights. Before long, she 

fulfills a lifelong dream to ride again. 


Director: Craig Stein 







The Man Who Knew Infinity 

UK • 2015 • 108min • Narrative Feature 

Based on the untold story of 

one of the greatest minds of his 

generation, The Man Who Knew 

Infinity charts the incredible life of 

Srinivasa Ramanujan, whose genius 

for mathematics takes him from 

the slums of India to Trinity College, 

Cambridge University in the early 

20th-century. Spurred on by his 

mentor G. H. Hardy, Ramanujan 

overcomes racism and the rigidity 

of academia to revolutionize the 

field with his startlingly original 

theorems, which he attributes to 

divine inspiration. A fascinating look 

at how an unlikely, cross-cultural 

friendship changed the world. 

PG13 • Biography, Drama 

Director: Matt Brown 

Cast: Dev Patel, Jeremy Irons, 

Malcolm Sinclair 

Hum 


A solitary dish washing robot 

living out his life in the back room 

of a restaurant is enlightened 

to the world that exists beyond 

his four walls. With the help of 

a small friend he breaks free of 

confinement to pursue his dream 

of exploration. 

13+ • Drama, Comedy, Romance 

Director: Tom Teller 

Cast: Adam Della Maggiora, Brodin Plett, 

Jackie Zhou 

Lives Well Lived 

Saturday, July 23 @ 10:00am 


Lives Well Lived 

* Sneak Peek * Work in Progress * 

USA • 2016 • 76min • Documentary Feature 

What is the definition of a Life 

Well Lived? We asked forty people 

aged 75-100 with a collective life 

experience of 3000 years who 

shared with us their secrets, wit, 

and wisdom. Forty voices, one 

shared history of lives well lived. 

The Lives Well Lived project captures 

the images, ideas and ideals of 

those who are proving that aging 

is something to cherish, not dread. 

That retirement doesn't mean you 

retire from life. And that growing 

older doesn't mean growing silent. 

Skype Q&A with: 

Director Sky Bergman 

and Gayle Force 

13+ • Biography, Inspirational 

Director: Sky Bergman 

Cast: Jessie Stone, Irene Devin, Edward Okun 

In the Blink 


Time flies...faster than you can 

ever imagine. 


Director Damien Patrick 

FF • Drama, Family 

Director: Damien Patrik 

Cast: Stuart Goldstein 

The Man Who Knew Infinity 

12 PFF Ratings • FF {Family Friendly} 13+ {not suitable for children under 13yrs} 

16+ {Admittance restricted to 16yrs+} R {MPAA Rated R} Arizona Premiere

Saturday, July 23 @ 1:00pm 


Short Film Program 

Stela 



Claudia has a very special 

relationship with his daughter Elia. 

They share a fantasy world that 

appears when Claudia tells a story 

to her daughter. In that world, 

they are Stela and Zina, a queen 

and a princess expelled from their 

kingdom. 

16+ • Animation, Adventure, Fantasy 

Director: Ainhoa Menéndez Goyoaga 

Cast: Ana Fernández, Javier Almeda, 

María Ballesteros 

Vanilla 



Life is talking nonsense to people 

you want. 

13+ • Drama 

Director: Juan Beiro 

Cast: Irene Anula, Borja García, Pilar Gómez 

The Homecoming 

USA • 2016 • 19min • Narrative Short 

Andy heads home to Milwaukee 

to plan a homecoming party for 

her estranged brother who is 

getting out of prison. As the day of 

his release arrives, she struggles 

to bring the family together to 

welcome him home and repair 

what was broken when he was sent 

away. 

16+ • Drama, Family 

Director: Paulina Bugembe 

Cast: Kira Powell, Susan Harmon, John 

Menchion, Tracey Sayed, John Pist 

Tug Boat Captain's Ball 


Courage comes in all sizes: A 

lonely, enigmatic young woman 

persistently flirts with the most 

handsome man at the Ball. She 

shows us that, in the search for 

love, the obstacles can seem as 

mysterious as outer space. 

13+ • Drama, Thriller, History 

Director: Rick A Moore 

Cast: Allyn Rachel, Tom Lipinski 

JFK's Last Interview 


On 11/21/63 Mary Hart, 13, from 

St. Joan of Arc grade school in 

Dallas interviews John Fitzgerald 

Kennedy in such a way as to 

win him over. No cameras or 

tape-recorders are present and 

Mary's sincere questions force 

JFK to answer as honestly as his 

internal filters will allow, prognosticating 

a future of servitude for the 

American people. 


Director Bob Reynolds 

13+ • Drama 

Director: Bob Reynolds 

Cast: Nick Rabe, Grace Otto, Virginia Brown, 

Linda Sutera 

Munich 72 and Beyond 


A searing account of the kidnapping 

and murder of 11 Israeli 

athletes by Palestinian terrorists 

at the Munich Summer Olympics, 

MUNICH ’72 AND BEYOND exposes 

shocking new information about 

the tragic events, their devastating 

aftermath and their continued 

relevance today. 

16+ • History, Drama 

Director: Stephen Crisman 



Fanarchy 


Fanarchy uncovers a subculture of 

die-hard fans who risk life, limb and 

financial bankruptcy in their quest 

to pay homage to the films and 

stories they love. 


Director: Donna Davies 

Cast: Chris Bouchard, Denise Crosby, 

Brett Culp 

The Dogist 


A short documentary exploring 

the life of dogs in New York city 

through the lens of Instagram 

canine photographer and author 

Elias Weiss Friedman aka The 

Dogist (@thedogist). 

FF • Animals 

Director: E.J. McLeavey-Fisher 

Stela 





Cowboy Christmas 


Cowboy Christmas follows four 

professional rodeo cowboys - steer 

wrestlers - as they travel the rodeo 

circuit in the two weeks leading 

up to the Fourth of July, looking 

for rodeo fame and fortune. The 

two weeks before the Fourth of 

July are unofficially called Cowboy 

Christmas, because there are 65 

rodeos across 25 states and that 

many chances for the cowboys 

to win money. Includes footage 

from The World's Oldest Rodeo in 

Prescott. 

FF • Biography, Western, Sport 

Director: H.D. Motyl 

Cast: Matt Reeves, Sam Koenig, 

Darrell Petry, Jule Hazen, Britt Walte 

His Name is Midnight 


The true story of a horse, a prince 

of Big Sky Country, who was bred 

for rodeo glory but discarded to 

auction and, ultimately, human 

cruelty. His royal pedigree and 

upbringing in the Badlands of 

Montana gave him the tenacity to 

survive. And then his name and 

heritage were rediscovered. 


Director Kelly Colbert and 

Producer Virginia Moore. 

FF • Biography, Western, Inspirational 

Director: Kelly Colbert 

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Liza the Fox Fairy 

Hungary • 2015 • 98min • Narrative Feature 

(Hungarian with subtitles) 

Liza's a nurse, seeking love. Her 

only company is a long-dead 

Japanese pop star, who turns her 

into a fox-fairy out of jealousy. 

Now, every men who desires 

Liza shall die horribly. Can she 

overcome the curse? 

16+ • Comedy, Fantasy, Romance 

Director: Károly Ujj Mészáros 

Cast: Mónika Balsai, 

Szabolcs Bede Fazekas, David Sakurai 

Mildred & the Dying Parlor 


Mildred's parents run a dying 

parlor out of their home. Today's 

client is not who she expects. 

13+ • Comedy, Fantasy 

Director: Alexander H. Gayner 

Cast: Autumn Kristy Anderson, 

Steve Buscemi, Evan Jonigkeit 

Liza the Fox Fairy 



Growing Up Smith 

(aka Good 'Ol Boy) 



In 1979, an Indian family moves 

to America with hopes of living 

the American Dream. While their 

10-year-old boy Smith falls headover-heels 

for the girl next door, his 

desire to become a "good old boy" 

propels him further away from his 

family's ideals than ever before. 


Actor/writer/producer 

Anjul Nigam 

PG13 • Comedy, Drama, Family 

Director: Frank Lotito 

Cast: Jason Lee, Anjul Nigam, 

Brighton Sharbino 

A King's Betrayal 


A lonely Pinata longs to leave the 

confines of his shelf to discover 

what his true purpose is in life. One 

day his dream comes true when 

an eager young boy enters the 

Pinata's life and takes him away 

from his desolate shelf. The naive 

Pinata is ecstatic to have a meaningful 

life of servitude, unaware of 

the sinister truth that will befall this 

new found relationship. 

FF • Biography, Family 

Director: David Bornstein 

Cast: Bryson Robinson, Tiffany Peterson 

Cabaret After-Party following 

the screening. 

Enjoy music, free appetizers 

(provided by the Taj Mahal 

restaurant), and a cash bar

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Student Short Film Program 

Sunday, July 24 @ 2:00pm in the Community Room 

Come see budding filmmakers from around Arizona and California! The 

Student Film Showcase features films from students in middle school through 

college. Co-sponsored by the Yavapai College Film and Media Arts Program 

and the Prescott Film Festival, these films range from comedy to drama, 

documentary and animation. 

On Your Shoulder 


Claire is an average middle school 

student, but when she falls asleep 

in class she awakens her teacher’s 

ire. The teacher is now set on 

revenge! And that revenge comes 

from the teacher piling on the 

homework. Pushed to the limit, 

Claire must make a decision: To 

cheat or not to cheat. 

Wigwam Creek Middle School, 

Litchfield Park, AZ 

FF • Drama 

Director: Bethany Novotny 

A Taste for Murder 


When a high school student 

stumbles onto a pool of “blood” 

he decides to find the murderer 

himself. 

Prescott High School Drama Dept., 

Prescott, AZ 

FF • Crime, Drama 

Director: Raina Duncan 

Cast: Alex Aguirre, Sydney Seeley, Mikayle 

Thompson, April Holland 

Tortillas 


Stephanie’s boyfriend cheated on 

her with Brittany, one of the “popular 

girls.” In an attempt at “payback” 

Stephanie and her band of misfits 

decide to “Tortilla” Brittany’s house. 

(Because TP-ing someone’s house 

is against the law.) 

Prescott High School Drama Dept., 


FF • Drama, Comedy 

Director: Kaydee Elliott 

Cast: Arie Boelts, Chloe Dunnigan, Tara 

Murphy, Stephon Nevarez, Aubrey 

Clarke, Gracie Roberts 

Who Ate Who? 


It’s the time of the caveman and 

it’s a constant battle of man versus 

dinosaur. 

Prescott High School Art Dept., 


FF • Comedy, Animation 

Director: Mattie Durrance, Gabriel Proctor, 

Alex Shumaker 

The Hiker 


A hiker sets out to enjoy nature, 

only to encounter a bear! 

Prescott High School Art Dept., 

Prescott AZ 


Director: Shelby Steen, Hannah Walsh, Trevor 

Cargill, Jacob Chase 

Evil Target 


Animated film about a very strange 

experience at target practice. 

Mingus Union High School, 

Cottonwood, AZ 


Director: Alex Walker 

Birthday Static 


A girl finds strange gifts as she 

anxiously awaits her 18th birthday. 

Her obsession with television has 

prevented her from having many 

friends so no one shows up for her 

party. Soon afterwards, however, 

her true path is revealed to her. 

Arizona Virtual Academy, Phoenix, AZ 

FF • Drama, Inspirational 

Director: Holly Milosevich 

Difficulty 


A college-bound student is distracted 

by a gnawing question – will 

she be accepted into her dream 

college or not? 

Home School, Sedona, AZ 

FF • Drama 

Director: Celeste Crowley 

Cast: Bailee Petrovsky 

Tortillas 

A Taste for Murder 

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A Fire in All of Us 


A short documentary showing the 

passion and dedication students 

of Chino Valley High School have 

for agriculture; highlighting the 

core values of the National Future 

Farmers of America organization. 

Chino Valley High School, 

Chino Valley, AZ 

FF • Biography, Drama 

Director: David Smith 

The Art of the Circus 


A behind-the-scenes look at the 

work of two circus performers. 

Yavapai College Film & Media Arts, 


FF • Biography 

Director: Julia Cammack 

Burger Town 


Fast food becomes the setting for 

murder and intrigue as Chicken Bob 

seeks to steal secrets and run his 

competition out of Burger Town. 

Yavapai College Film & Media Arts, 


FF • Comedy, Crime 

Director: Robby Erwin 

Cast: Kevin Walitalo, Ron Hammer, 

Jimmy Weissberg 

Save the Date 


A young man attempts to remember 

the name of his date. 

13+ • Drama 

Director: Quinlan Donovan-Schager 

Cast: Jacob Duell, Tess Galbiati, 

Chuck Sterling 

Veil 


The year is 2035. Time is becoming 

irrelevant as space time can 

collapse on itself. 

13+ • Sci-Fi 

Director: Chuck Sterling 

Cast: Anthony Maniscalco, Miloh England, 

Michael Scott, Jaime Gaeta 

Radio Silence 


After a traveling salesman checks 

into a roadside motel for a quiet 

night of relaxation, he soon realizes 

that the mysterious voice on his 

room's FM radio has other plans... 

SINISTER plans! 

FF • Sci-Fi, Drama 

Director: Alex Italics 

Cast: Sean Randolph,Thom Wilkins 

Rabbit Blood 

A Taylor Story 


A teenage girl battling cancer 

sneaks out on Halloween with 

her two best friends for a night to 

remember. A Taylor Story is about 

a compassionate fifteen-year-old 

girl who is battling cancer and 

learns that her chemo has stopped 

working. 

13+ • Drama 

Director: Alex Yonks 

Cast: Emma Fuhrmann, Cozi Zuehlsdorff, 

Gavin Casalegno, Marin Hinkle 

Rabbit Blood 


Just an ordinary day at an old 

mysterious Turkish country house 

where its residents have an 

extraordinary way of brewing tea. 

(Yavapai College Film & Media Arts, 

Cottonwood, AZ) 

13+ • Drama, Animated 

Director: Yagmur Altan 

Still Life 


A young woman is determined to 

get into her dream art school, but 

her alcoholic, suicidal neighbor, 

who once was a famous painter, 

is just as determined to teach her 

everything that she can't learn in 

art school. 

13+ • Drama 

Director: Tushar More 

Cast: Dakota Gorman, Al Bernstein 

A Taylor Story 




Notes 

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Festival Leadership 

The Prescott Film Festival is a volunteer led and run organization. We are 

thankful to all of those who work to make the festival and our year round 

events possible. To all those who work in many ways throughout the year, 

thank you for your support. 

Board of Directors 

Chairman: Ron Hammer 

Clint Ewell 

Jared Haxton 

Dave Shoemaker 

Don Stephenson 

Advisory Board: Tony Weber 

Executive Director 


Leadership Team 

John Bigelow 

Suzy Campbell 

Joyce Haas 

Bill Haas 

Debbie Hammer 

Pam Kramer 

Audrey Mae 

Jan Martin 

Barbara Rye 

Nicole Sorenson 

Clare Wittlig 

Program and Poster 

Beth Hammer 

bethhammer.com 

Jury 

Jacob Bricca 

(Award Winning Documentary Editor, 

Director and Teacher) 

Lesley Cessna-Kontowicz 

(Award Winning Screenwriter) 

C. A. Griffith 

(Award Winning Writer and 

Independent Filmmaker) 

Dr. Kurt Lancaster 

(Author and Professor of Digital 

Filmmaking, Northern Arizona Univ.) 

Michael Mulcahy 

(Asst. Professor, School of Theater, 

Film & Television, University of 

Arizona) 

Bob O’Neil 

(Award Winning Film Restoration 

Expert) 

Dr. Bradley Schauer 

(Asst. Professor, School of Theater, 

Film & Television, University of 

Arizona) 

Philip Sedgwick 

(Award Winning 

Screenwriter) 


(Director, Yavapai College Film and 

Media Arts program) 

Dr. Suzanne Waldenberger 

(Yavapai College Professor, AZ 

Humanities Scholar) 

Complete bios available at 

PrescottFilmFestival.com/About 

Film Review Team 

Director: Shawn Van Hecke 

Carol Arthurs 

Jay Arthurs 

Shelley Bartolomeo 

Lou Blazquez 

Jean Brugger 

Megan Campos 

Joya Comeaux 

Andy Davis 

Clint Ewell 

Clint Ewell Jr. 

Lori Frey 

Sherry Gagnon 

Bob Harner 

Leigh Hay-Martin 

Cathy Huntress 

Suzanne Johnson 

Rochelle Kessler 

Audrey Mae 

Susan Malanga 

Karyl Moore 

Kitty Newell 

Deb Pastor 

Nancy Raimondo 

Cathy Severson 

Dave Shoemaker 

Denise Shoemaker 

Mike Simonyi 

Mariah Sinclair 

Andrea Small 

Cynthia Sobo 

Don Stephenson 


Mark Timpany 

Rita Toikka 

Marty Trembly 

Mary Timpany 

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Volunteers 

We want to take this opportunity to thank all of the volunteers that have made 

the Prescott Film Festival possible for the past seven years. Would you like to 

be a part of the team? The Prescott Film Festival is run by volunteers, from the 

imagineering of the fest each year, to running the numbers, writing grants, 

choosing films and event planning! Left brain? Right brain? The Prescott Film 

Festival has a spot for you! 

As we head into planning the 2017 fest, (8th annual!) here are many opportunities 

- especially for leadership positions. The fest will be moving a bit earlier 

in the Summer next year - June 11 - 17, 2017. That means a tighter schedule for 

festival prep. Some of the positions we are looking to fill: 

Volunteer Coordinator 

Grant Coordinator 

Tech Team 

Marketing Coordinator 

and more! 

If you would like to join us email info@PrescottFilmFestival.com or go to 

prescottfilmfestival.com/volunteer-news/ for more information. 

Hope to see you on Team PFF! 


Sponsors 

The Prescott Film Festival thanks each of the Grantors and Businesses that 

support our efforts to bring quality independent films to Prescott. 

Grants 

Arizona Commission 

on the Arts 

Arizona Humanities 

James Family Trust 

J.W. Kieckhefer Foundation 

Margaret T. Morris Foundation 

Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe 

City of Prescott 

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Film Index 

A King's Betrayal, 14 

A Light Beneath Their Feet, 10 

A Taste for Murder, 16 

A Taylor Story , 16 

The Art of the Circus, 16 

Back to the Start, 10 

Being George Clooney, 10 

Big Voice, 11 

Birthday Static, 16 

The Bloody Olive, 9 

Burger Town, 16 

Cowboy Christmas, 14 

Difficulty, 16 

The Dogist, 13 

Evil Target, 16 

Falling into Place, 11 

Fanarchy, 13 

Growing Up Smith 

(aka Good 'Ol Boy), 14 

The Hiker, 16 

His Name is Midnight, 14 

The Homecoming, 13 

House of Time, 10 

Hum, 12 

In the Blink, 12 

Jeff Lowe's Metanoia, 11 

JFK's Last Interview, 13 

Kick Ass Katie Lee, 11 

La Belle et la Bête 

(Beauty and the Beast), 9 

The Lady from Shanghai, 9 

Last Cab to Darwin, 9 

Last Days, 9 

Lives Well Lived, 12 

Liza the Fox Fairy, 14 

Locas, 10 

The Man Who Knew Infinity, 12 

Mildred & the Dying Parlor, 14 

Munich 72 and Beyond, 13 

On Your Shoulder, 16 

Rabbit Blood, 16 

Radio Silence, 16 

Save the Date, 16 

Starring Austin Pendleton, 10 

Stela, 13 

Still Life, 16 

Surgery Ship, 11 

Todo lo demás 

(Everything Else), 9 

Tortillas, 16 

Tug Boat Captain's Ball, 13 

Vanilla, 13 

Veil, 16 

Who Ate Who?, 16 

Wright's Law, 11 

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