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The Independent Film Festival of Boston: 2007 Line-Up

E-MAIL DANIEL BERMAN

BOSTON, (March 17, 2007) — The Independent Film Festival of Boston (IFFBoston) today announced the films that will be featured at the 2007 Independent Film Festival of Boston. The fifth annual festival will be held April 25-April 30, 2007. The festival, complete with more than 100 film screenings, filmmaker Q&A sessions, panel discussions, visiting filmmakers, parties and events will showcase the works of filmmakers who seek to create films that are life changing, thought provoking and expose aspects of life in new and revealing manners.

This 5th anniversary festival welcomes back a number of IFFBoston alumni with new films including, Andy Blubaugh, Eric Chaiken, Steve Collins, Don Hertzfeldt, Ted Hope, Matthew Lessner, David Redmon, Josh Safdie, Joe Swanberg and Michael Tully.

"FAY GRIM" directed by Hal Hartley starring Parker Posey and Jeff Goldblaum will open the festival on Wednesday, April 25 at the Somerville Theatre in Davis Square.

INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL OF BOSTON 2007 OFFICIAL SELECTIONS:

Narrative Features:
”AWAY FROM HER”, directed by Sarah Polley
“THE BEACH PARTY FROM THE THRESHOLD OF HELL”, directed by Jonny Gillette
“BLACK SHEEP”, directed by Jonathan King
*”BROOKLYN RULES”, directed by Michael Corrente (World Premiere)
“CONGORAMA”, directed by Philippe Falardeau
“DAY NIGHT DAY NIGHT”, directed by Julia Loktev
“EAGLE VS. SHARK”, directed by Taika Waititi
“FAY GRIM”, directed by Hal Hartley
“FIDO”, directed by Andrew Currie
“THE GOOD TIMES KID”, directed by Azazel Jacobs
“THE GREAT WORLD OF SOUND”, directed by Craig Zobel
“GRETCHEN”, directed by Steve Collins
“HANNAH TAKES THE STAIRS”, directed by Joe Swanberg
“KINETTA”, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos
“THE LIVING AND THE DEAD”, directed by Simon Rumley
“LOW AND BEHOLD”, directed by Zack Godshall
“MONKEY WARFARE”, directed by Reg Harkema
*”ON BROADWAY”, directed by Dave McClaughlin (World Premiere)
“PRETTY IN THE FACE”, directed by Nate Meyer
“QUIET CITY”, directed by Aaron Katz
“THE SENSATION OF SIGHT”, directed by Aaron J. Wiederspahn
“THE TEN”, directed by David Wain
“YEAR OF THE FISH”, directed by David Kaplan

Documentary Features:
“AUDIENCE OF ONE”, directed by Michael Jacobs
“BEYOND BELIEF”, directed by Beth Murphy
“THE CATS OF MIRIKITANI”, directed by Linda Hattendorf
“COMRADES IN DREAMS”, directed by Uli Gaulke
“DARIUS GOES WEST”, directed by Logan Smalley
“ENCOUNTER POINT”, directed by Ronit Avni and Julia Bacha
“GREENSBORO: CLOSER TO THE TRUTH”, directed by Adam Zucker
“KAMP KATRINA”, directed by David Redmon and Ashley Sabin
“THE KILLER WITHIN”, Macky Alston
“KING CORN”, directed by Aaron Woolf
“THE KING OF KONG”, directed by Seth Gordon
“LAKE OF FIRE”, directed by Tony Kaye
“A LAWYER WALKS INTO A BAR”, directed by Eric Chaikin
“MONSTER CAMP”, directed by Cullen Hoback
“THE PAPER”, directed by Aaron Matthews
“THE PERVERT’S GUIDE TO CINEMA”, directed by Sophie Fiennes
“PROTAGONIST”, directed by Jessica Yu
“PUNK’S NOT DEAD”, directed by Susan Dynner
“ROW HARD NO EXCUSES”, directed by Luke Wolbach
“RUMBO A LAS GRANDES LIGAS”, directed by Jared Goodman
“*SHADOW OF THE HOUSE”, directed by Allie Humenuk (World Premiere)
“SILVER JEW”, directed by Michael Tully
“SLAM PLANET: WAR OF THE WORDS”, directed by Mike Henry and Kyle Fuller
“STIRRING IT UP: THE NEW DISSENTERS”, directed by Louis Yansen
“STRANGE CULTURE”, directed by Lynn Hershman Leeson
“THE THIRD MONDAY IN OCTOBER”, directed by Vanessa Roth
“TIME AND TIDE”, directed by Julie Bayer and Josh Salzman
“SUPER AMIGOS”, directed by Arturo Perez Torres
“ZOO”, directed by Robinson Devor

Short Films:
“THE BACK OF HER HEAD”, directed by Josh Safdie
“BY MODERN MEASURE”, directed by Matthew Lessner
“A DEATH IN THE WOODS”, directed by Scott Teems
“DEATH TRIKE”, directed by Brian Singleton
“DISCONNECTED”, directed by Karl Lind
“ESTABLISHING SHOTS”, directed by Christopher McNamara
“EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY”, directed by Don Hertzfeldt
“THE FIGHTING CHOLITAS”, directed by Mariam Jobrani
“FREEHELD”, directed by Cynthia Wade
“GOD PROVIDES”, directed by Brian Cassidy and Melanie Shatzky
“THE HAIRCUT”, directed by Bohdana Smyrnova
“LOLA”, directed by Matthew Ross
“LULLABY”, directed by Karl Lind
“MOTODROM”, directed by Joerg Wagner
“PATTERNS”, directed by Jamie Travis
“PATTERNS 2”, directed by Jamie Travis
“PATTERNS 3”, directed by Jamie Travis
“POP FOUL”, directed by Moon Molson
“RABBIT”, directed by Run Wrake
“THE REFUGE CITY”, directed by Wojociech Kasperski
“THE RUNNER”, directed by Robert DeLeskie
“THE SADDEST BOY IN THE WORLD”, directed by Jamie Travis
“SCAREDYCAT”, directed by Andy Blubaugh
“SONGBIRD”, directed by John Thompson
“THE TELL TALE HEART”, directed by Raul Garcia
“WINDOWS MASKS DOORS”, directed by Sarah Orenstein

Other Special Events:
• A CONVERSATION WITH TED HOPE: Jimmy Tingle Theatre
The Independent Film Festival of Boston will reach a diverse audience by incorporating a number of venues in the greater Boston community including:
• Somerville Theatre in Davis Square
• Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square
• Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline
• Jimmy Tingle's Off Broadway Theatre in Davis Square

All festival venues are easily accessible by MBTA public transportation and are all located near area parking and handicap accessible.

Tickets and passes will be available online at www.iffboston.org on April 1, 2006.

About the Independent Film Festival of Boston The Independent Film Society of Boston, a 501(c)3 non-profit, produces the annual Independent Film Festival of Boston. Our mission is to showcase emerging filmmakers, musicians and visual artists and provide attendees direct access in interactive environments to these artists. Additional information about the Independent Film Festival of Boston is available at http://www.iffboston.org or email info@iffboston.org.

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