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2003 Documentary Films
| Features | Shorts | Animation | Documentary | Student Films | 2002 Winners | Best Of Fest 2002 |
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“Drip”
(USA) Documentary
Director: Mike Gardner
DV / 50 min.
A road movie? Maybe. “Thelma and Louise”? Maybe not. But a dang sweet journey just the same. A follow up to the first ever inland skimboarding fick “Flow”, “Drip” drives a new line between shoreside and flatland. “Drip”, a 50 minute skimboarding video, is not so much concerned with the who’s-who as it is with bringing worlds together.
“Drip” is a road trip from the St. George Virgin River Classic to Sacramento’s SkimFest and rounding out at the 26th annual Vic Pro/Am in Laguna Beach, CA. The show features the best skimmers mother earth has to offer, a few of the pioneers, along with one killer soundtrack.
All Ages
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“Forgotten Voyage: The Mormon Sea Trek That Sparked the Gold Rush”
(USA) Documentary
Writer/Director: Scott Tiffany
DV / 57 min. 41 sec.
In 1846 a clan of Mormon families fleeing religious persecution embarked on a perilous, six-month sea journey. On board the ship Brooklyn, 238 men, women and children undertook the first civilian sea trip from the East Coast to the West. At the time, only experienced seamen and merchants dared sail West because they had to round the treacherous tip of South America at Cape Horn. The Brooklyn passengers battled horrific storms and suffocating heat in which ten passengers died – most of them children. After a harrowing journey, the Brooklyn made port in northern California on July 31, 1846. Under the controversial leadership of newsman Samuel Brannan, these Mormons settled San Francisco for America and then sparked the Californa Gold Rush of 1849.
All Ages
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“Freestyle”
(USA) Documentary
Director: Elena Elmoznino
DV / 26 min. 22 sec.
“Freestyle” is a profile of the World Canine Freestyle Organization, whose founder, Patie Ventre, dreams that Canine Freestyle (dancing with dogs) may one day become an Olympic sport.
All Ages
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“Lolita: Slave to Entertainment”
(USA) Documentary
Director: Timothy Gorski
DV / 58 min.
In Miami, Florida there lives a 37-year-old performing orca named Lolita. Rare interviews and undercover footage tell a heart-rending tale of this gentle victim to a heartless industry. Showpiece of the Miami Seaquarium, she has been caught in a net of lies and controversy for over 30 years.
All Ages
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“LOVE.COM”
(Toronto) Student Documentary
Director/Producer: Lewis Leon
Executive Producer: Christopher Lane
DV / 15 min. 47 sec.
Dave is a bachelor who’s tired of all the games that go on during the courting process. Recently, Dave was introduced to an Internet dating site that has given him more confidence in his pursuit of the perfect woman. However, he soon realizes that his next date is more than just a click away. Follow Dave as he jumps feet first into cyberspace and tries his luck on LOVE.COM.
Warning: Contains Some Language & Adult Topics
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“Uncovering Glen Canyon”
(USA) Documentary
Director: Chris Van Bebber
DV / 24 min. 42 sec.
“Uncovering Glen Canyon” examines the legacy and impacts on the Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River. This 24-minute documentary explores the history of the dam’s construction and the intricacies of its impact on the unique ecosystem of the Colorado River. The film follows National Park rangers trying to control invasive species in the Grand Canyon and a biologist who recognizes the possibility of ecological renewal in the flooded canyons of Lake Powell.
Through historic footage, interviews with biologists and water specialists, the film delves into our relationship with wilderness and the difficulty of repairing the damage done to the environment.
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