Vote for the Short Film to Broadcast January 10, 2009
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Sugar Park Tavern
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Director: Andrew Wonder
Overwhelmed by the fact that tomorrow she will see for the first time in 24 years, Molly must make a hard decision while at dinner with her boyfriend Jacob.
Hopscotch
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Director: Jae Song
Based on the novel by Julio Cortazar, using techniques closer to poems than traditional narratives, the film is a meditation on the fragility of love; the possibility of emotional sympathy and connection; and the inevitability of isolation and separation.
The winning film for this week “Sugar Park Tavern” by Andrew Wonder will be broadcast this Saturday, January 10th, 2009 on Thirteen/WNET at the following broadcast times:
11:21:01 PM Eastern Standard Time (starting with the Reel 13 Short Open)
03:52:51 AM Eastern Standard Time (starting with the Reel 13 Short Open)
(Please note that the broadcast times are approximate.)
– Duana C. Butler, Curator/Producer, Reel 13 Shorts
Congratulations to our filmmakers from this past week! Jae Song (”Hopscotch”) and Andrew Wonder (”Sugar Park Tavern”). Both films presented intriguing experiments in approach to telling cinematic stories. As always with Reel 13 Shorts, these are emerging film talents to look for in the future. The winning film for this week is “Sugar Park Tavern” by Andrew Wonder which will be broadcast this Saturday, January 10th, 2009 on Thirteen/WNET. Broadcast Times to be posted on tomorrow, Friday afternoon.
Check out the new lineup of shorts tomorrow afternoon.
– Duana C. Butler, Curator/Producer, Reel 13 Shorts
I preferred Hopscotch,mainly because of the music. But also, having viewed Sugar Park Tavern first, Hopscotch was almost like a sequel because of the kaleidoscope. It was introduced at the end of both movies. It added a dimension to the second film that made it more meaningful-it gave it a “history”.
Quite accidental,but it did influence my choice of the one film over the other .
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