brings you “rock & reel: opening night at ssiff 16 ... ssiff 16... · brings you “rock...

“See the world from the edge of your seat!”

SILVER SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL HISTORIC DOWNTOWN OCALA, MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA

Pag

e1

SILVER SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

SCHEDULE OF FILMS/EVENTS/SEMINARS

DAY 1 - Monday, April 4 – Reception/Press Event - Pi On Broadway

5:30PM - 7:30PM - SSIFF will host a Welcome Reception and “Press Event” at one of Downtown Ocala’s favorite spots - Pi on Broadway. This will be a great opportunity to mix and mingle with fellow festival-goers and learn about what the 2016 festival has to offer. Local alumni from our opening night film, the Elvis classic Follow That Dream, will be on hand to share their memories from their time on set with “The King”. It’s a great way to kick off your week with us at the SSIFF! *Open Event – Free to the public!

DAY 2 - Tuesday, April 5 - OPENING NIGHT – Downtown Ocala

brings you “Rock & Reel: Opening Night at SSIFF 16” “Food, Fun. Bobby Socks. Elvis Movie. Downtown Rocks!”

Purchase tickets in advance at www.SpringsFilmFest.com

4:30pm - 8:45pm - Ocala’s downtown merchants are among our favorite festival partners and together

with the City of Ocala we will treat you to an Opening Night like no other. Historic Downtown Ocala will be decked out for a Sock Hop on the square, complete with Vintage Cars framing the square, Duke Energy’s Photo Booth and Q 92.9 spinning the records. Participating merchants offer delicious bites and festive drinks to help you hop ‘til you drop. Elvis impersonators will be on hand, challenging party-goers to an Elvis dance off, and we’ll be checking out “your look” and awarding great prizes for best costumes and best Elvis moves. So dig out your duds (Google Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin ) and join us! Tickets for this event include Tapas Walk and Opening Night Film. All events on the square are free to the public!

9:00pm - 11:00pm - Follow That Movie... to the Historic Marion Theatre where Duke Energy

welcomes you to our Opening Night film, the Elvis classic, Follow That Dream. So grab a box of popcorn, wrap your sweater around your shoulders and get ready for a nostalgic trip to 1960s Florida!

Follow That Dream /Historic Marion Theatre 9:00pm - Main Theatre

In this adaptation of the novel, Pioneer, Go Home!, Pop Kwimper’s

(Arthur O'Connell) vagabond family, including son Toby (Elvis

Presley), Holly Jones (Anne Helm) and various adopted children

travel through Florida where Pop drives onto an as-yet-unopened

section of highway. When the car runs out of gas, Holly charms

Toby into persuading Pop to take up residence on the land next to

the road, where a chance encounter with an avid fisherman gives

Holly the idea to build a business that caters to sport fishermen.

Soon the family’s idyllic new existence is threatened by a jilted,

Toby-obsessed social worker who tries to take the children away; a

government official determined to evict the squatters from their

eyesore of a home and a couple of gamblers who set up a casino in

a nearby trailer. In the end, Toby's earthy wits win over the judge

and the family returns to its new home.

Elvis stayed in Crystal River, during the shoot - an easy drive to the locations that took him to Ocala,

Inverness, Yankeetown and Tampa.

Opening Night “film only” tickets will be available at the Marion Theatre Box Office during the event. Seating is limited!



Pag

e2

DAY 3 - Wednesday, April 6 - Films/Events/Seminars

11:30am - 1:00pm/The Brick - Meet the Filmmakers and learn how they get from idea to story.

Filmmakers in Attendance, with films screening today, will discuss their films and their creative process. *Open Event – free to the public. Light refreshments will be served.

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! Denotes Filmmaker in Attendance

4:30 - 9:00pm - Join us for a night at the museum... Emmy award-winning

animator/animation director, James Tim Walker, visits the Appleton Museum’s IMAGIMATION Exhibit, where we will also screen the documentary, The Brotherhood of the Popcorn, featuring Mr. Walker. Then it’s on to a tour of the exhibit with Mr. Walker sharing insights and anecdotes of working on many of the films whose original images and props are on

display. There will be a reception and a talk-back to hear more about his extraordinary journey. Mr. Walker will debut his new book, Shaken Not Broken, and share his first book, Drawings From The Left –

get your signed copy. Must purchase tickets, in advance, at www.SpringsFilmFest.com!

4:30pm & 9:00pm The Brotherhood of the Popcorn - feature

6:00pm Chat with James Tim Walker and Woody Wise - this will be the only Q&A for this film.

7:00pm Exhibit tour with James Tim Walker - Hear about Tim’s work on many of these films

6:00 – 9:00pm Reception - 8:00pm “Shaken Not Broken” Book Debut/Signing

SunTran shuttles will be provided for visiting filmmakers – details at The Brick

5:30pm - 7:00pm/The Brick - IDEA TO STORY: Get That Shot! Extreme filmmaker, David Ulloa,

and Emmy winner, Mark Emery, lead this super-charged insider’s look at how they get that shot! *Open Event – Free to the public!

8:00pm until... CBC National Bank Preview Sponsor Party at The Brick! Walk the red carpet

and celebrate SSIFF16 with Preview Sponsor, CBC National Bank – your new community bank. CBC will give you the star treatment with delightful hors d'oeuvres, libations and live music to dance the night away among the stars. Discover how CBC has joined together two community banks, as one, to better serve you. *VIP Event for Pass/Invitation Holders Only

MAIN THEATRE

1:00 The C Word – documentary feature

BALCONY THEATRE

1:00 Millie - short Flying Again - documentary feature

Fresh Squeezed Series

3:00 Old South - feature A Struggle For Home: Crimean Tatars - feature

Documentary Double Feature

3:00 Total Awesome Viking Power, Patient 39, Blue-eyed Boy, Breathe, Brothers, Natural Insemination Narrative Short Films Block

5:00 Kill Pen – documentary feature Horse Fever Series

5:00 The Right Person For The Job - short Interwoven – narrative feature with Mo’Nique

7:00 When Things Are Shitty – animated short Read Me – narrative feature


7:00 Their Last Ride, Capturing Wild Horses, American Outrage, The Edge

Horse Fever Short Films/Winnie Award-winner

9:00 Reflections – documentary short Blind Spot – documentary short Windeaters – documentary feature

Horse Fever Series/Winnie Award-winner

9:00 Paradise Boys – narrative short Zanjas – narrative feature

www.AppletonMuseum.org



Pag

e3

DAY 4 - Thursday, April 7 - Films/Events/Seminars

11:00am - 1:00pm/Trilogy at Ocala Preserve - Meet the Filmmakers when Trilogy at Ocala

Preserve celebrates visiting Australian filmmaker, Lisa Heenan, with a delectable farm-to-table small-plate

luncheon. Lisa’s documentary film, Polyfaces, is bringing the Regenerative Agriculture Revolution to the

world. Join Lisa and the day’s filmmakers for this scrumptious tasting to learn more about their work.

SunTran shuttles will be provided for visiting filmmakers – details at The Brick

Must RSVP to 352.402.3100 by April 1st to attend.


5:30pm – 7:00pm/The Brick - IDEA TO STORY: Why Art! Actor, Joe Pantoliano; Animator,

James Tim Walker; and Filmmaker/Art Therapist, Anne Welles discuss the therapeutic value of art in the

life of the artist and how it is reflected back to the world. Tony Spiridakis joins us from the Manhattan Film

Institute to host this event. *Open Event – free to the public.

Ocala Utility Services Presenting Sponsor Gala at The Brick City Center for the Arts

7:30 – 9:30pm Ocala Utility Services invites you to join them on the Patio at The Brick City Center for the Arts for music, spirits and light refreshments that are simply electric!

“It’s On!” with Ocala Utility Services at The Brick. Feel the local downtown vibe. *VIP Event for Pass/Invitation Holders Only

9:00 Cornish Cowboy - documentary short Unbranded - documentary feature

Horse Fever Series/Cannes Official Selection

9:00 The Best of Manhattan Film Institute w/Tony Spiridakis

Short Film Block

11:00 / Main Theatre - The Peripheral - narrative short / Clinger - narrative feature Silver Scream Series/SHRIEKFEST/LA Award Winner

MAIN THEATRE

1:00 Sharing The Secrets – student doc. short Land of Leopold – narrative feature

BALCONY THEATRE

1:00 Doki Doki, Autumn Leaves, Eulogy of Pini Gurevich, Byroad, The Art of Villainy, At Last, The Confrontation

Student Short Films

3:00 Mousse - short Lonely Souls of Microbes – student short

Foreign Long-format Shorts

3:00 When Things Are Shitty, We Can’t Live Without Cosmos, Elephant King, Trick or Treat, Daewit, Animation Hotline

Animated Short Films/Oscar Nominee

5:00 Dartmoor Ponies - documentary short One Day - documentary feature


5:00 Silent Connection - narrative short The Gaariwala - narrative feature

7:00 Curiosity Stream SVOD – doc. feature w/Mark Emery

Green Screen Series

7:00 Corrals to Competition - documentary short Return of the Horse - documentary feature

Horse Fever Series/SSIFF15 Encore Screening



Pag

e4

DAY 5 - Friday, April 8 - Films/Events/Seminars

11:30am - 1:00pm/The Brick - Meet the Filmmakers and learn how they get from idea to story.

Filmmakers in Attendance, with films screening today, will discuss their films and their creative process. *Open Event – free to the public. Light refreshments will be served.


3:30pm - 6:00pm/Dassance Fine Arts Center - IDEA TO STORY: No Kidding, Me Too!

Kids Central, Inc. presents this special screening of actor, Joe Pantoliano’s documentary directorial debut followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker. No Kidding... examines and engages the stigma and shame of mental/brain “dis-ease” (or disease), shedding light on what 100 million Americans suffer with in isolation. SunTran shuttles will be provided for visiting filmmakers – details at The Brick Kids Central Ticket Holders receive priority seating – seats available to the public as available.

6:30pm - 7:00pm - Marion Theatre - Red Carpet Meet & Greet with special guest, Joe Pantoliano

(The Matrix, The Sopranos, Bad Boys, The Fugitive and more)!

7:15pm - 9:00pm/The Marketplace on Broadway – Join Trilogy for this special evening and enjoy

a light snack and libations with Australian filmmaker, Lisa Heenan, then follow Lisa to the Marion Theatre for the screening of her award-winning documentary feature, Polyfaces. *Open Event – free to the public.

8:45pm - 10:00pm/The Brick – The Centers presents a VIP Party in honor of SSIFF 16 special guest

Joe Pantoliano and his film Canvas. The evening includes a meet and greet and talk-back with the actor.

Must purchase tickets to this event, in advance, at www.springsfilmfest.com!

9:30pm until.. Downtown Square - Concert – CBC National Bank and Ocala Film Foundation .

present Tower of Power/Average White Band lead singer, Brent Carter and renowned musician, Mo

Pleasure (Current Music Director for Sting; Ray Charles’ Orchestra; Earth, Wind & Fire) comes together

to rock the square. FREE TO THE PUBLIC!

VIP seating is available to Canvas VIP Party ticket holders and all SSIFF pass-holders and volunteers.

11:00 / Main Theatre - The Smiling Man - narrative short / Interior - narrative feature Silver Scream Series/ SHRIEKFEST/LA Award Winner

MAIN THEATRE

1:00 In Pursuit of Peace - documentary feature

BALCONY THEATRE

1:00 Millie, This Modern Man is Beat, RSVP, Coffin Cruisin’, Mr. Yung, Strays

Fresh Squeezed Shorts

3:00 Cowgirls - documentary short It’s Reining - documentary feature


3:00 Pagdi The Honor - narrative feature

5:00 Sabki Bajegi Band – narrative feature

5:00 At Last - narrative short Psychoanalysis - narrative feature

7:00 The Confrontation - student short Canvas - feature with Joe Pantoliano


7:00 Curtis Takes A Wrong Turn – short *Love and Hostages – narrative feature

*Fresh Squeezed Series

9:00 Polyfaces - documentary feature Green Screen Series

9:00 The Best of FSU Fresh Squeezed Series



Pag

e5

DAY 6 - Saturday, April 9 - CINEMAGIC - Films/Events/Seminars

Saturdays at SSIFF are for kids - big and small. Cinemagic highlights a diverse program devoted to widening your family's viewing experience beyond animated tales, talking animals and adult inside jokes. A whole day of family-friendly films! Cinemagic is presented by On Top Of The World

Cinemagic film tickets and day passes for screenings are available at www.SpringsFilmFest.com!


11:00 - 4:00pm Kids on the Square at Cinemagic! The downtown square will be alive with lots of activities, music and more for kids of all ages. Q 92.9FM & My Country 102.3FM present Kids on the Square and will be broadcasting live throughout the day. Activities include art time with legendary animator, Tim Walker, who will share tips with young artists in the Appleton’s Art2Go tent, and Amos the Wonder Horse will be on hand to celebrate with festival-goers and lots more.

All Kids on the Square at Cinemagic events/activities are free to the public!

1:00pm - 2:00pm/The Square - Meet the Filmmakers - Filmmaker, Suzanne Kopp-Moskow will join in the fun and share more about L’il Herc and where he’s going next! Be there when L’il Herc meets Amos.

2:00pm - 3:00pm/The Square - IDEA TO STORY: Get Goonie! Actor Joe Pantoliano (Francis Fratelli) will share his experience of being a part of this beloved film. Get the inside scoop, then scoot over to the Marion Theatre to watch “The Goonies” on the big screen. *Open Event – free to the public.

MAIN THEATRE

11:00 L’il Herc - narrative trailer Reflections - documentary short Cowgirls ‘N Angels - narrative feature

Horse Fever/Cinemagic Series

BALCONY THEATRE

11:00 We Can’t Live Without Cosmos - animated short AstroSamantha - documentary feature

Cinemagic Series/Oscar Nominated Short Film

1:00 Best of Marion County Media Awards A showcase of Ocala, Marion County Middle and High School award-winning Media Arts Projects

Cinemagic Series Local Student Showcase

1:00 Trick or Treat, Dancing With Gene Kelly, Imagine Me and You, The Red Thunder, Silent Connection, Finless, Two Left Feet, Spiderman Lives: A Miles Morales Story

Cinemagic Series Short Films

3:00 The Goonies - feature w/Joe Pantoliano *No Q&A after this screening – join us for Get Goonie on the Square at 2:00pm for a special inside look at this film with actor, Joe Pantoliano.

Cinemagic Special Feature

3:00 142 Miles from Monday- documentary short *The Little Firemen - documentary feature

Cinemagic & Green Screen Series



Pag

e6

2016 Awards Ceremony and Closing Festivities

Saturday, April 9, 6:30pm - 12:00am

Magnolia Avenue in front of the historic Marion Theatre

Be there when we announce our festival award winners!

Join the paparazzi on the red carpet, as we congratulate and

celebrate our filmmakers and their cast and crew. Then sit

down to an evening of delectable food design from ten of

Ocala’s top chefs and innovative table décor from the area’s

most eclectic designers. Stick around and you’ll be dancing

with the stars of SSIFF ‘16 to the sounds of featuring the Rick

Melvern Band!

DAY 7 - Sunday, April 10, 1:00pm - 6:00pm - Encore Screening of the

The Downtown Business Alliance presents this festival favorite! Best of the Fest tends to sell out, so be sure to get your tickets for this encore screening of all our 2016 SSIFF Award Winning films. The films screen in two blocks with a 15

minute intermission.

Filmmaker attendance is confirmed at time of calendar’s completion & subject to change without notice.

Short subjects are presented before select programs. Titles are subject to change without notice.

Screenings are followed by informative Q & A sessions with attending filmmakers as time allows.

Festival Screenings Admission Policy Dive In, Splash and Day Pass holders MUST be in line no later than 20 minutes prior to the scheduled start time. Priority admission is given to all Dive In and Splash Pass holders. Day Pass holders will be seated after all Dive In and Splash Pass holders have entered the theater. General Admission tickets will go on sale 20 minutes prior to each screening. Once General Admission tickets have gone on sale, Dive In and Splash Pass holders and Day Pass holders will no longer have priority admittance. Dive In, Splash and Day Pass holders arriving AFTER the 20 minute mark must go to the back of the General Admission line. ALL theater seating will be on a first come, first served basis. Neither Dive In, Splash nor Day Pass holders are guaranteed a seat, only admission up to capacity. NO ONE will be admitted into the theater 15 minutes after start time. SSIFF Staff will adhere to this policy even in the event of a delayed screening.

brings you “rock & reel: opening night at ssiff 16 ... ssiff 16... · brings you “rock...

Documents