Indies at the Colony, an independent film festival, to be presented May 20-21
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Indies at the Colony, an independent film festival, will be presented May 20-21 at the Colony Theatre in Hillsboro.
Scheduled films include:
6 p.m. Friday, May 20
(Admission: $6)
NIGHT WITHOUT JUSTICE, A Michael Azzarello Film
Based on the actual story of the last lynching in California. A story of murder and revenge that changed a town forever. Featuring the Santa Clara Valley Chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America.
T’s IN TIFFIN, By Albemarle Productions, New Vienna, Ohio.
On a beautiful, sunny Labor Day weekend in 2009, about 130 Model Ts converged in Tiffin, Ohio for the 21st Annual Ohio Model T Jamboree. Features a number of local residents and their Model Ts, including interviews with James and Dorothy Creed, Rick and Chris Longhauser, Ferdinand Rettke, Jim and Donna Baker, and Ken and Joan Gerach.
8 p.m. Friday, May 20
(Admission: $6)
ROSE, From Cannes Young Director Award winner Hoku Uchiyama
A rural American fairy tale about secrets, friendships and growing up. Rose is the ghost of a murdered teenage girl who returns to the woods once a year to re-live her final hours.
THE LINE SHACK, A John Adrian Riley/Jon Briddell Film
Nat found peace in the solitude of the Line Shack for over 25 years until a stranger takes up work at the ranch, exposing the past and shattering Nat’s tranquility forever. Filmed on location in Clinton and Highland County by Albemarle Productions of New Vienna, Ohio.
(Q&A to follow.)
noon Saturday, May 21
(Admission: $6)
INDIE SHORTS:
Y NOT, A Derek Beck Film
DREAMLAND, A Mark Sweeney Film
THE CHORUS FOR CANDICE, A K.L. Storer Film
PHYSIS FILMS presents:
MONDAY, A Joshua Kubieck Film
MEASURED, A Josh Smith Film
REINCARNATE, A Trey Kauffman Film
MAN IN BLACK, Emmy Nominated Shorts by Jeff Sindiong, Sindiong Video
HELD IN SWAY, A Mirepoix Pictures Film selected to the Cannes Film Festival
SELECTED AWARD-WINNING COMMERCIALS by Zach Daulton
(15 Minute Intermission)
(THE FOLLOWING FILMS MAY CONTAIN ADULT THEMES.)
DON’T TALK TO THE DEAD, A Kevin Birchfield / T. W. Komisar Film
READ A BOOK and DURP DA DERP CEREAL, by Aaron Roth
LAUNDRO - MATT, by Aaron Roth
ZOMBIE PUNK ATTACK, An Aaron Cline / Mike Giannott Film
THE SHACK, by Zach Daulton
ZOMBIE MICHAEL JACKSON FIGHTS CRIME, by Zach Daulton
UNTIL I DIE, A Matt Schalk Film
JUDITH, A Josh Hasty Film
A discussion with the filmmakers will follow.
4:30 p.m. Saturday, May 21
(Admission: $6)
THE MASTER PLAN, An Aron Campisano Film
An award-winning feature film about Christian youth culture in suburban America and a teenage girl’s struggle with Evangelical Christianity.
7: 30 p.m. Saturday, May 21
(Admission: $6)
(THE FOLLOWING FILMS MAY CONTAIN ADULT THEMES.)
VANISHED ACRES, An Adam Bolt Film
A man on the brink of insanity from loneliness and lost dreams and a scarecrow that taunts him with its knowledge of past secrets are intricately bound together in this dark fantasy bordering on horror. Winner of over a dozen film festival awards.
THE CRIB, A Justin Dittrich / Zach Miller Film
An elderly man and a young hipster face eviction after their rent money is stolen at the old man’s 85th birthday party. This hilarious comedy comes from the Peter Stark Producing Program at the University of Southern California.
CAIN AND ABEL, A Shane Woodson Film
A rollicking comedy about the adventures of two Hollywood undercover detectives who battle the Russian Mafia, drug king “Big G,” a pair of sexy angels and their own demons. Winner of the Audience Best Feature Award at The Other Venice Film Festival.
FINAL REMARKS: Tina Bradshaw and John Adrian Riley.[[In-content Ad]]
Scheduled films include:
6 p.m. Friday, May 20
(Admission: $6)
NIGHT WITHOUT JUSTICE, A Michael Azzarello Film
Based on the actual story of the last lynching in California. A story of murder and revenge that changed a town forever. Featuring the Santa Clara Valley Chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America.
T’s IN TIFFIN, By Albemarle Productions, New Vienna, Ohio.
On a beautiful, sunny Labor Day weekend in 2009, about 130 Model Ts converged in Tiffin, Ohio for the 21st Annual Ohio Model T Jamboree. Features a number of local residents and their Model Ts, including interviews with James and Dorothy Creed, Rick and Chris Longhauser, Ferdinand Rettke, Jim and Donna Baker, and Ken and Joan Gerach.
8 p.m. Friday, May 20
(Admission: $6)
ROSE, From Cannes Young Director Award winner Hoku Uchiyama
A rural American fairy tale about secrets, friendships and growing up. Rose is the ghost of a murdered teenage girl who returns to the woods once a year to re-live her final hours.
THE LINE SHACK, A John Adrian Riley/Jon Briddell Film
Nat found peace in the solitude of the Line Shack for over 25 years until a stranger takes up work at the ranch, exposing the past and shattering Nat’s tranquility forever. Filmed on location in Clinton and Highland County by Albemarle Productions of New Vienna, Ohio.
(Q&A to follow.)
noon Saturday, May 21
(Admission: $6)
INDIE SHORTS:
Y NOT, A Derek Beck Film
DREAMLAND, A Mark Sweeney Film
THE CHORUS FOR CANDICE, A K.L. Storer Film
PHYSIS FILMS presents:
MONDAY, A Joshua Kubieck Film
MEASURED, A Josh Smith Film
REINCARNATE, A Trey Kauffman Film
MAN IN BLACK, Emmy Nominated Shorts by Jeff Sindiong, Sindiong Video
HELD IN SWAY, A Mirepoix Pictures Film selected to the Cannes Film Festival
SELECTED AWARD-WINNING COMMERCIALS by Zach Daulton
(15 Minute Intermission)
(THE FOLLOWING FILMS MAY CONTAIN ADULT THEMES.)
DON’T TALK TO THE DEAD, A Kevin Birchfield / T. W. Komisar Film
READ A BOOK and DURP DA DERP CEREAL, by Aaron Roth
LAUNDRO - MATT, by Aaron Roth
ZOMBIE PUNK ATTACK, An Aaron Cline / Mike Giannott Film
THE SHACK, by Zach Daulton
ZOMBIE MICHAEL JACKSON FIGHTS CRIME, by Zach Daulton
UNTIL I DIE, A Matt Schalk Film
JUDITH, A Josh Hasty Film
A discussion with the filmmakers will follow.
4:30 p.m. Saturday, May 21
(Admission: $6)
THE MASTER PLAN, An Aron Campisano Film
An award-winning feature film about Christian youth culture in suburban America and a teenage girl’s struggle with Evangelical Christianity.
7: 30 p.m. Saturday, May 21
(Admission: $6)
(THE FOLLOWING FILMS MAY CONTAIN ADULT THEMES.)
VANISHED ACRES, An Adam Bolt Film
A man on the brink of insanity from loneliness and lost dreams and a scarecrow that taunts him with its knowledge of past secrets are intricately bound together in this dark fantasy bordering on horror. Winner of over a dozen film festival awards.
THE CRIB, A Justin Dittrich / Zach Miller Film
An elderly man and a young hipster face eviction after their rent money is stolen at the old man’s 85th birthday party. This hilarious comedy comes from the Peter Stark Producing Program at the University of Southern California.
CAIN AND ABEL, A Shane Woodson Film
A rollicking comedy about the adventures of two Hollywood undercover detectives who battle the Russian Mafia, drug king “Big G,” a pair of sexy angels and their own demons. Winner of the Audience Best Feature Award at The Other Venice Film Festival.
FINAL REMARKS: Tina Bradshaw and John Adrian Riley.[[In-content Ad]]