AWARD WINNING SHORT FILM PROGRAM

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Tuesday, January 28, 2014, Sherwood Auditorium, Museum of Contemporary Art, SD

TUESDAY, JANUARY 28

Field Trip to Sherwood Auditorium, Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego

4:30PM OR 7:30PM (You Pick!)

In Association with the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego

The Cinema Society of San Diego

Presents

AN EVENING OF AWARD WINNING SHORT FILMS

Film Lineup Selected from the Following (in alphabetical order):

A GIRL NAMED ELASTIKA (Canada, 4 min): A spirited rubber-band girl journeys across her corkboard universe in this delightful stop-motion film.

BROKEN CLOUDS (Canada, 6 min): Father and son make a trip to the carwash a memorable adventure in this poignant snapshot of an intimate family moment.

GREAT (Germany, 22 min): A young Serbian projectionist in 1942 decides to teach the occupying Germans a lesson.

MISS TODD (UK, 15 min): At the 1910 Aviation Meet, Miss E. Lillian Todd - history's first female aeronautical engineer - makes last minute checks before her plane takes to the skies.

ORBIT EVER AFTER (UK, 20 min): When you live in orbit, aboard a ramshackle space hovel, it isn’t easy to follow your heart – especially when the girl of your dreams is spinning around Earth the wrong way!

SIDE EFFECTED (USA, 7 min): A congenital liar engages in a verbal sparring match with his boss over a promising new drug with possible untenable side effects.

SLOMO (USA, 1 6 min): A successful neurologist decides to radically re-direct his life's journey by moving to the beach and becoming a rollerblading legend.

VIRTUOSO VIRTUAL (Germany, 7 min): Gorgeously handcrafted abstract animation dances across the screen accompanied by the overture to Louis Spohr's opera, The Alchemist.

PLEASE NOTE: This event takes place at Sherwood Auditorium, Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, 700 Prospect Street, La Jolla

858-454-3541

Film Titles and Order Subject to Change

Special Thanks to Cinema Society members Mark & Claudia Title, Beth Friedenberg and Elliott Estrine for their assistance with tonight’s program.

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30-Jan-14: RichG - Rating: 5

Always the best night of the year. Thank you Mark thank you Andy thank you Beth thank you Claudia. Hard to pick a favorite when all brought something to the table.

29-Jan-14: Alice - Rating: 5

I did mean to ask Slomo if he ever felt that he wanted other things in his life, wanted more. Its great to see someone just doing what they want, but I know I'm a complex bag of desires, so I"m not sure just one thing, even a fulfilling thing would be enough.

Orbit was kind of addicting, I could watch a lot more of that.

Try as I might, I could not get the emotions connected to the ink blots.

The shorts are almost always my favorite program of the year.

29-Jan-14: jh - Rating: 5

Another GREAT Award Winning Short Film Night with the Cinema Society. The only problem was deciding among all the 5s which was the best short. Our consensus was ORBIT EVER AFTER.

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