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Five days of juried films and videos
on archaeological and indigenous topics:
Tuesday evening, May 20
Wednesday evening, May 21
Thursday evening, May 22
Friday evening, May 23
Saturday morning and afternoon, May 24
Awards Reception Saturday evening,
May 24
Festival Mission: To exhibit for our audience
the wonderful diversity of human cultures past and present in the
exploration of our place in history and in our world. To promote
the genre and the makers of film and video productions about archaeology
and indigenous peoples.
Films selected for screening
include:
Always
Blue Days (Spain)
Laureano Montero Palacio (Cre-Accion
Films)
Ausangate (USA) Andrea Heckman, Tad Fettig,
and Judy Walgren
Chocolate:
Pathway to the Gods (USA) Meredith L. Dreiss, Grant Mitchell
and Sharon Edgar Greenhill (ArcheoProductions,
Inc.)
The Giant
Buddhas (Switzerland) Christian Frei
(Films Transit International)
The
Great Inca Rebellion (USA)
National Geographic
Television for WGBH NOVA
Hidden
Worlds: Underground Rome (USA) Vicki Dunakin
(SubTerra Productions)
The Hunley:
New Revelations (USA) Brian Leonard (JWM Productions)
From
Hutong to Highrise: The Transformation of Beijing (China)
Jasper Goldman and Beatrice Chen
In Transit (UK)
Greg Bailey (University
of Bristol)
Komi: A Journey Across the Arctic (France/Germany) Thomas Weidenbach and Andreas Voigt (SEPPIA)
The Mummy
Who Would Be King
(USA) Gemini Productions LLC for WGBH NOVA
Pocahontas
Revealed (USA)
Lone Wolf Documentary Group for WGBH NOVA
The Sign
On the Stone: The Unknown Sahara of the
People With No Name (Italy)
Lucio and Anna
Rosa (Studio Film TV)
Tomb 33: An Eqyptian
Mystery
(France/Germany)
Thomas Weidenbach (SEPPIA)
Treasures
of the Ashmolean Museum (UK) Andrew Guy (Eye to Eye Television)
Unlocking
Pharaoh’s Cellar (Germany) Thomas Weidenbach
(Laengengrad Filmproduktion
GmbH)
The Wild West
Uncovered: The Rise and Fall of Virginia City (France)
Elmar Bartlmae
(Gedeon Programmes)
Yamana
Nomads of the Fire:
(Italy) Tullio Bernabei (GA&A Productions)
Keynote speaker (Saturday afternoon): Donny George,
Ph.D., former Director-General of Iraqi Museums, now Visiting Professor,
SUNY Stonybrook. More about Donny George
. . .
Associated activities
will include a guided trip to Cascadia Cave, Native American Storytelling
by Esther Stutzman and our Symposium on Heritage Film.
Guided Trek to Cascadia Cave
Native American Storytelling
Symposium on Heritage Film
Ticket prices:
Ticket package prices available only by calling direct to the Ticket
Office. Phone 541-682-5000.
Individual Festival session tickets available online at the Hult
Center Ticket Office
All seats reserved; no general admission.
5-day film and video ticket package, May 20-24 @ $70 each ($60 before
April 1)
1-day ticket Tuesday evening, May 20 @ $12 each
1-day ticket Wednesday evening, May 21 @ $12 each
1-day ticket Thursday evening, May 22 @ $12 each
Wednesday-Thursday ticket package $20 each
1-day ticket Friday evening, May 23 @ $12 each
1-session ticket Saturday, Session 1 (10:50 am – 1:08 pm),
May 24 @ $12 each
1-session ticket Saturday, Session 2 (2:08– 5:35 pm), May
24 (including Keynote Address by Dr. Donny George), @ $25 each ($30
for orchestra seating)
All-day Saturday ticket package $30 each ($35 for orchestra seating)
Students (High School and younger) $5 each for daily or session
ticket

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