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Opening Night Schedule
Friday April 9th 8pm - 1am
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Rendezvous
Jewel Box Theater
2320 2nd Ave.
(206) 441-5823 | $6 (21+) |
8:00 pm
Independent Exposure
Returns to Seattle for a 9th season to present a selection of short films
programmed by Microcinema International. (click here for the full IE schedule.)
9:30 pm
Fight Flicks
Riffs on martial arts programmed
by Wes Kim, Director of Northwest Asian American Film Festival 2004.
F. Chong Rutherford
Showdown 12:30
An experimental kung-fu-comedy tribute to the films of the Shaw Brothers
and Yuen Woo Ping.
Tran Quoc Bao
Carmen's Virtue 27:00
Carmen witnesses a kidnapping and seeks comfort from her less-than-willing
boyfriend Kai.
Wes Kim
Why it's a Good Thing 3:00
...that not all Asians know martial arts.
10:30 pm
Desert Impression
Antithesis 10:00
A film by Kenny Reed shot on Utah's Great Salt Flats.
Burned By The Sun 7:00
A film by Blake Panton & Ted Grudowski shot in 3D on the Hanford
Nuclear Reservation. Music by Greg Bowman and Scott Noegel.
Valley Of Burning (Gai Hinnom) 5:00
A film by Ted Grudowski & Blake Panton shot in 3D on the Hanford
Nuclear Reservation. Music by Robin Guthrie (from Cocteau Twins).
11:00 pm
The Now Device
Immersive visual projections from former members of Spaceboat.tv with manipulated electronic music provided by NDCV.
11:30 pm
Musical Performance
SOFT (from Kyoto, Japan)
High-speed, slow-motion music combined with The Now Device's scratch cinema
-- resulting in what Shimizu, SOFT's altruistic guitar player, describes as:
"Moments of looking-up through dry winter air there lies Mt. Fuji...going between this place and that."
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