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Film Club Fridays!
| THE FILM CLUB at the Engine House Theater, behind the Mine Shaft Tavern, is seeking local SHORT FILMS, all genres. Screening to be held Friday night, September 19. Beautiful, historic venue, great sound system, diverse audience! Help us get movies in Madrid off to a great start! Be a part of the exciting local film movement! send a DVD of your film, ASAP! to: Betsy Burke c/o Patrick Fitch 223 N Guadalupe St, #138 Santa Fe, NM 87501 info: outskirts66@hotmail.com please include a SASE if you would like your DVD returned to you |
7pm $5 August 15 Yogis of Tibet As the 2008 Olympics in Beijing open, the world’s eyes are on China and the Chinese government’s long standing extreme violence and oppression in Tibet. This important film shares secret rituals that bring yogis into ascendant states of being. It is the Tibetan Yogis wish that these lessons of their culture do not die out with them. 77 mins August 29 The Works of Sky Fabin Sky Fabin, will present the first two installments of his Trilogy. #1: The Problem: How Well We Meant (The Bomb) 28 mins #2: The Solution: Tesla, The Zenith Factor 56 mins A discussion with Sky of these thought provoking films to follow! September 5 Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! Russ Meyer’s 1965 classic cult camp masterpiece! Three wild women in three fast cars take time off from stripping in clubs to go on a murder rampage. They become houseguests of a rich old man, played by Stuart Lancaster. The pussycats try to seduce his sons to get the money, not realizing the old man has a few sinister tricks of his own… Presented by Michael Lancaster, son of lead actor Stuart Lancaster! September 19 Local Shorts Works of Betsy Burke, Anah-k, Elisa Keir, Aaron Kreltszheim, Connie Long, Sleam, and more! Also featuring award-winning top picks of the New Mexico 48 Hour Film Competition! Mingle with the filmmakers and pick their brains in rousing Q & A’s… October 3 The Haunting Film Club host Betsy Burke’s absolute favorite ghost movie, impressive for its Gothic images, spine-tingling suspense, and lack of violence. Julie Harris stars in the 1963 black & white cult classic of a group who investigates a large, eerie mansion with a lurid history of insanity. October 17 Night of The Living Dead Richard Ricci, local film icon, will introduce this 1968 b & w cult classic which gave shocking birth to the modern horror movie and spawned a new genre: Zombie Movies. The story, in which the dead eat the living, also contains controversial racial statements. Ricci was instramental in the inception and production of the film, and is the fist Zombie in history to be shot in the head! Discussion with Ricci to follow! |