Friday May 7
7:30 PM Terra Madre
Saturday May 8
12:00 PM You Cannot Start Without Me
12:00 PM Mine
2:00 PM American Radical
2:00 PM Bananas!*
4:00 PM Cooking History
4:30 PM CBQM
6:30 PM P-Star Rising
6:30 PM The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls
8:30 PM Dreamland
8:30 PM Crude Sacrifice
Sunday May 9
12:00 PM Mighty Uke
12:00 PM No Man's Land: Rabbit à la Berlin / Wild Horses of the Canadian Rockies
2:00 PM My Asian Heart
2:00 PM Monica & David
3:30 PM 1929
4:00 PM Beauty Refugee
6:30 PM Enemies of the People
6:30 PM The Experimental Eskimos
9:00 PM Music from the Moon
9:00 PM The Rainbow Warriors of Waiheke Island
Monday May 10
1:00 PM The Healing Lens
3:00 PM Shelter in Place
6:30 PM BAS! Beyond the Red Light
7:00 PM Buffy Sainte-Marie: A Multimedia Life
9:00 PM No Fun City
9:00 PM Male Domination
Tuesday May 11
1:00 PM Six Miles Deep
3:30 PM Suddenly Sami
6:30 PM Cameroon: Coming Out
of the Nkuta
6:30 PM The Erectionman
8:00 PM Orgasm Inc
8:30 PM Pax Americana and the Weaponization of Space
Wednesday May 12
1:00 PM A Sea Change
3:30 PM Art in Action
6:30 PM Chemo
6:30 PM Journey's End
8:30 PM Nemesis
9:00 PM The Children of the Commune
Thursday May 13
1:00 PM Ghosts
3:00 PM Thomas Riedelsheimer in Conversation
6:00 PM The Referees
7:00 PM Fleeting Memory
8:00 PM Bloodied But Unbowed
9:00 PM Eyes Wide Open - A Journey Through Today's South America
Friday May 14
2:00 PM Sin by Silence
4:30 PM When the Mountain Meets its Shadow
6:30 PM The Sari Soldiers
6:30 PM The Mirror
8:30 PM Disco and Atomic War
9:00 PM A Mountain Musical
Saturday May 15
12:00 PM Africa Rising
12:30 PM Small Wonders
1:30 PM Reclaiming Rights
2:00 PM Motherland
4:00 PM Anatomy: Muscle, Skin, Heart
4:30 PM Osadné
7:30 PM Saint Misbehavin': The Wavy Gravy Movie
Sunday May 16
12:00 PM Orgasm Inc
12:00 PM Crude Sacrifice
2:00 PM Bloodied But Unbowed
2:00 PM The Experimental Eskimos
4:00 PM No Fun City
4:00 PM BAS! Beyond the Red Light

 

 

Suddenly Sami
Ellen-Astri Lundby, Norway, 2009, 52 minutes

Tuesday, May 11 | 3:30pm | Pacific Cinémathèque

When Ellen-Astri Lundby was growing up in Oslo, her mother never told her about her indigenous Sami background in the Arctic area of Norway. Why didn’t she? And how can the director suddenly become Sami in the middle of life? And does she really want to? With her signature humor and an infectious smile, Lundby sets out to test her Sami-ness. To begin with she orders a genetic test kit from National Geographic. Soon after, she finds herself getting a crash course in reindeer herding.

Guovdageaidnu: The Corvoš Award, 2009 Sami Film Festival
Bronze Drum, 2009 Nepal International Indigenous Film Festival

Director’s biography
Ellen-Astri Lundby is an independent filmmaker and producer. She has produced and directed several short films, both fiction and documentaries. Her films usually have a humoristic touch, regardless of the topic. Lundby has also worked as a freelance reporter for newspapers and specialized journals.

» Website


Preceded by:

My Uncle Bluey
Britt Arthur, Australia, 2009, 16 minutes

Bluey was the ‘black sheep’ of the family; he drank too much and he owed everyone money. At least that is what his niece heard. When news arrives that Bluey died in a remote aboriginal community, Britt sets out to learn more. My Uncle Bluey is a personal story about the things that tear families apart and what brings them back together.

» Website


Cedar and Bamboo

Kamala Todd and Diana Leung, Canada, 2009, 22 minutes

British Columbia has some beautiful landscapes, both physical and cultural. Cedar and Bamboo explores the inter-community histories and shared experiences of Chinese Canadians and First Nations. The first generation of mixed blood descendants share captivating stories about the hardships they endured as a result of their confusing cultural heritage. The younger generation is drawing strength from the proud pasts of their elders, and they’re choosing to take the best of both worlds.

World Premiere. Filmmakers in attendance

» Website


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Norwegian Embassy


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