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Five days of juried films
and videos
on archaeological and indigenous topics:
Tuesday evening, May 18
Wednesday evening, May 19
Thursday evening, May 20
Friday evening, May 21
Saturday morning and afternoon, May 22
Awards Reception Saturday evening, May 22
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:
Chumpi’s
Adventure (Peru) Fernando Valdivia (Teleandes
Productions)
Danzak
(Peru) Gabriela
Yepes
Death
of the Megabeasts
(Australia) Franco Di Chiera (Prospero Productions)
Death
or Canada (Canada,
Ireland) Ruan Magan (Ballinran Productions)
The
Future of Mud: A Tale of
Houses and Lives in Djenne (USA, Mali) Susan
Vogel
Herculaneum:
Diaries of Darkness
and Light (Italy) Marcellino de Baggis
(Onionskin)
Life
in Limbo (USA)
Sakae Ishikawa
Lost
Nation: The Ioway
(USA) Kelly and Tammy Rundle (Fourth Wall Films)
Mochica’s
Sacrifice (Belgium)
Axel Beff (ASEHS Company)
The
Oasis of Glass
(Egypt) Raymond Collet (Center for Alexandrian Studies)
Paddle
Ship “Patris” Lost in
1868... (Greece) Vassilis Mentogianis (Texnis)
The
Phnom Kulen Archaeological
Program (France) Olivier Roussin (ZED)
Secrets
of the Nile Valley-
Episode 1- Ancient Nubia (Poland) Wladyslaw
Jurkow (Arkadia
Film)
Secrets
of the Nile Valley-
Episode 2- Upper Egypt (Poland) Wladyslaw
Jurkow (Arkadia
Film)
Secrets
of the Nile Valley-
Episode 3- Lower Egypt (Poland) Wladyslaw
Jurkow (Arkadia
Film)
Seuthes
the Immortal: Secrets of
a Thracian King (France) Zlatina Rousseva
(Crescendo
Films)
Standing
with Stones
(UK) Michael Bott (Illuminated Word)
Stone
Age Artists: The Magdalenian
Masters (France) Philippe Plailly (Mona Lisa
Production)
When
the Egyptians Sailed
on the Red Sea (France) Stèphane Bègoin
(Sombrero and
Co.)
Keynote speaker (Friday evening):
Dr. Jon Erlandson, Director, University of Oregon Museum
of Natural
and Cultural History, speaking on The Kelp Highway: A
Pacific
Rim Perspective on the First Americans. More
about Dr. Erlandson . . .
Associated activities.
Awards
Reception
Conference
on Cultural Heritage Film
Guided
Trek to Cascadia Cave and
Camas Prairie
Lecture by Nancy
Arthur Hoskins on Egyptian Textiles
Video Bar
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 tickets general admission
5-day ticket package: $70
Tuesday: $12
Wednesday: $12
Thursday: $12
Friday: $25 (Films plus Keynote Address)
Saturday, Session 1: $12
Saturday, Session 2: $12
$2 discount per ticket for any combination of sessions
purchased,
not including Friday, May 22, although Friday can be part
of the
session combination.
Students (HS and under): $5 per session ticket

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