Take One Program
  
September 21 to 23

                 at   4:00 p.m.   6:00 p.m.  8:00 p.m.
                  Individual screening tickets $5.00

All screenings at 6, Main Street, Sutter Creek

Friday
4:00 p.m.

Lonely Caller
When Sara and her daughter move to a small town following a divorce, she encounters a mysterious 911 caller who will change the course of her life. (13 minutes)

 Written and Directed by Rajeev Dassani

Hot Java
The chaos of the coffee world launches a lovesick barista into the unknown. (12 minutes)
Directed by Adam Stein. Written by Craig Motlong
Produced by Aminta Goyel and Emily Lodge

 Entity Nine
When a brilliant robotics engineer refuses to continue working under his corrupt superior, he finds himself stalked by an android bearing his exact likeness. (16 minutes)
Written and Directed by Brad Kean

Definite Maybe
Jonas Evans left his Harvard Business School sweetheart Elsa for a once-in-a-lifetime career opportunity at a major company—now, thanks to a corporate merger, the two are up for the same job. (17 minutes)
Written, Directed, Produced, Sound and Edited by Nesh Vulovich

 Deer Season
A character-driven dark comedy of errors, prejudices, taxes and mounted heads. (14 minutes)
Directed by Arvin Bautista .Written by Derek Stricker
Produced by Ryann Lauckner and Bryan McKown

 Pokdong
One Korean-American family confronts their haunted memories of the LA riots and shares their American dreams and nightmares. (25 minutes)
Written and Directed by Alex Dongwan Ko
Produced by Jarrett Lee Conway and Joseph Suh

Oblivion, Nebraska
When 10-year-old Freddy's German-American mother dies, he retreats into a fantasy land based on an old family joke in order to cope with the pain. (11 minutes)
Written and Directed by Charles Haine
Based on a short story by Peter Moore Smith
Produced by Sue Hugh, Terry Dunlop and Jeff Allen

Unspoken
Sometimes there are no words ... (14 minutes)

 Written and Directed by Fei-Fei Wang
Produced by Caitlin Millay Taylor and Amber


6:00 p.m.
Wentworth
How do you choose between the girl of your dreams and the girl in your dreams? (17 minutes)

 Written and Directed by R. Stephen Suettinger
Produced by Trent Jones

Mississippi Son
 Mississippi Son tells the heartwrenching and heartwarming stories of loss, fear, courage, and hope in the wake of the worst natural disaster in American history, Hurricane Katrina. To this day, the media, the Small Business Administration, the insurance companies, and FEMA have neglected and mistreated the victims. Promised funds have not come through – grants have turned into "negative grants" – and all while billions continue to pour into war. Mississippi Son is a deep, powerful, and meaningful message: we must not forget the people of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. They still need our help – they have largely been abandoned by government agencies and the insurance industry. Emmy award winning director/editor, Don Wilson, was born and raised in Gulfport, Mississippi. The film has an original blues-rock film score composed and recorded by professional musicians who survived the storm. (95 minutes)

 Directed by: Don Wilson
Produced by Leslie Wilson


8:00 p.m.

How Henri Came To Stay
 In post-World War II London, a 10-year-old girl uses her crossed senses of sight and sound to help a failing detective solve a murder in this noir-like film. (16 minutes)

Directed by Elia Petridis. Written by Jason Delmarty
Produced by John Blair and Jason Stone

Punk’s Not Dead
 On the edge of the 30th anniversary of Punk Rock, this documentary takes you into the sweaty underground clubs, backyard parties, recording studios, and yes, shopping malls and stadium shows, where punk rock music and culture continue to thrive. Thirty years after bands like the Ramones and the Sex Pistols infamously shocked the system with their hardfast, status quo killing rock, the longest running punk band in history is drawing bigger crowds than ever; 'pop-punk' bands have found success on MTV, and kids too young to drive are forming bands that carry the torch for punk's raw sound. (93 minutes)

Directed by Susan Dynner
Produced by Susan Dynner and Todd Traina


Saturday

4:00 p.m.

Edgy Swing Set
With his family falling apart, Cameron must seek solace in his new friend, Jen. (17 minutes)
Written, Directed, Produced and Edited by Richard Codding
Produced by Lori Mason

The Love Within
Trusting your heart is life's most dangerous challenge. (14 minutes)
Written, Directed and Produced by Corey Ziemniak
Produced by Nic de Armendi

Fast Money
A young, Chinatown drug dealer enlists the help of a violent gang buddy to commit his first home-invasion robbery, but his pursuit of "fast money" yields unintended consequences that will forever change his life. (14 minutes)

 Written, Directed, Produced and Edited by Jerry Chan
Produced by Dino Hainline, Elijah Craig, Archie Kao

 Rocketboy
A depressed accountant meets a strange young visitor from outer space. (13 minutes)

 Written and Directed by Justin Guerrieri
Produced by Veronica Shamo-Garcia and Arvin Chen

Lucid
When Case starts to experiment in his dreams, he soon learns the consequences may be real. (17 minutes)
Written and Directed by Sam Friedlander
Produced by Sam Friedlander, Adam Stein and Richard Codding

Blindsight
What if suddenly everyone you knew were a stranger? (9 minutes)

 Written, Directed, Produced and Edited by Bryon Cunningham
Produced by Caty Borum

Love Letter
Based on As You Like It, Love Letter is the tail of Henry, a boy who loses a love letter written to the girl of his dreams and must survive the perils of the 7th grade to win her back. (17 minutes)

 Directed by Trent Jones. Written by Cynthia Jones
Produced by Borga Dorter and Samantha Reynolds

 All You Can Be
All You Can Be, a documentary, takes you into the rarely seen world of a Southern California high school Junior ROTC program to explore the social, economic and racial forces at work. (27 minutes)

 Directed by Heather Parkinson Dermott
Produced by Rebecca I. Flores


6:00 p.m.

Last Exit
The real reason girls go to the bathroom in pairs. (14 minutes)
Written and Directed by Nicola Marsh
Produced by Sho Thyme and Michael Johnson

Movie Date
Which film should Mark watch for his movie date? (1 minute)

 Written and Directed by Christine Shin
Produced by Judith Fernando

Heber Holiday
 The partying lifestyle of 'high maintenance' actress Sierra Young (Torrey DeVitto) has spun out of control and her notorious on-set temper tantrums forced the director to have her whisked away to a clinic in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah - far from the urban jungle where her every whim is catered to. But she escapes and ends up in the small town of Heber, Utah. There she meets and gets to know the townspeople of Heber, and learns some of life's most important lessons and simple pleasures. In doing so, she discovers who she really is inside, what really is important in life, and romance. With Erin Chambers, KC Clyde, Jimmy Chunga, Michael Birkeland, Thurl Bailey (95 minutes)

 Directed by McKay Daines
Written by Cameron Daines, McKay Daines
Produced by McKay Daines, Michael Flynn, Brent Geisler


8:00 p.m.

My Silent Sadness
A Polish Jewish artist in America struggles to remember painful memories of the Holocaust in order to find a connection with a young woman who has recently intruded upon his life. (12 minutes)
Written and Directed by Stephan Szpak-Fleet
Produced by Patrick Knipe and JR Burningham

Hiding Victoria
 Hard-as-nails felon Victoria Walker (Margo Harshman ) is given a choice of getting a legal job or going to jail. She is hired by wealthy 70-year-old Althea Jaffery (Anita Gillette) and an unusual relationship begins. Encouraged by Althea's show of unconditional love Victoria starts to discover herself. The two women, generations apart and from vastly different backgrounds, discover the key to life is the power of forgiveness. With Avery Sommers, Michael Wiseman, Todd Sherry (111 minutes)

 Directed by Dan Chinander
Written by Dan Chinander, Deb Chinander
Produced by Dan Chinander Executive Producer Mike Maden


Sunday

4:00 p.m.

Spaceboy
After years of searching the skies, a UFO-obsessed boy finally finds what he's been looking for. (16 minutes)
Written and Directed by Ransom Riggs
Produced by Shyam Balsè and Adam Lipsius

Janie
Every family has a secret. (18 minutes)
Written, Directed and Produced by Christine Shin
Produced by Judith Fernando

Chicxulub
A domestic drama that intertwines the catastrophe of a meteor impact with parents receiving a phone call that their daughter has been hit by a car. (15 minutes)
Written, Directed and Produced by Malona P. Voigt
Produced by Myles Price

4 o (Four Degrees)
Are you guilty? It's a question of degrees. (29 minutes)
Written, Directed and Produced by Adam Lipsius
Produced by Ransom Riggs

Mei
A young man learns about love in the nightmarkets of Taipei. (13 minutes)

 Written and Directed by Arvin Chen
Produced by Ling Yin Tso, Cai Xing Hong and Veronica Shamo-Garcia

Bootyful World
From Sir Mix-A-Lot to Brazilian butt lift surgeries, Bootyful World explores mainstream culture's growing fixation on the butt and the potential shift to a new beauty standard. ((25 minutes)
Directed by Avital Levy
Produced by Zak Mechanic and Grace K. Lee

Yasin
3,000 miles from the towers, another father was lost. A film about 9/11. (13 minutes)

 Directed by Betty Lee Kim. Written by Chris Cloyd
Produced by Diedre Couey and Charles R. Uy

6:00 p.m.

Match & Marry
 Marriage counselors take note!...A fresh look into the tradition of matchmaking that dates back thousands of years. This documentary features tales, anecdotes, and surprises of arranging, dating and marriage in the Orthodox Jewish community of New York. Although focusing on one particular culture, some of the messages are universal. (50) minutes)

 Directed and Produced by Suzannah Warlick

The Pre-Nup
 When an idealistically romantic pre-school teacher (Marcy Kaplan) is presented with a 102-page pre-nuptial agreement by her wealthy fiancé (Bruce Altman) chaos ensues. His lawyer – a star turn by Larry Miller - bombards them with dark and vicious worst-case scenarios. A woman who is planning the wedding of her dreams is suddenly being forced to negotiate her divorce. (29 minutes)

 Directed by Marty Weiss Written by Marcy Kaplan
Produced by Carl Goldstein

Secret Agent
Pre-wedding jitters really do mean the end of the world! (11 minutes)

 Written by Susan Metzger
Directed by Rain Breaw
Produced by Dina Gachman and R.L. Hooker


8:00 p.m.

Bending Promises
A frenetic British rock star gets sentenced to rehab in Wyoming. (39 minutes)
Directed by Jules DiBiase, William Weber and Derek Boonstra. Written by Derek Rethwisch, Hugh Hunter, Sarah Holterman, Elizabeth Gendler and Jules DiBiase
Produced by Rachel Mohr and Serena Shen

Bert
 An office worker borrows money from the mob for a sure-fire investment opportunity. Unfortunately the golden prospect turns out to be a scam. The strong-arm guys want their money back but as Bert is broke that’s easier said than done. Fortunately the hoods come up with a creative financing idea. They will get him to rob a bank. Then life gets really complicated. (90 minutes)

Directed and Written by Scott Beehner