July 27-28, 2012
You can buy one of these hot posters July 26 or July 27 at the Free Range Film Barn. OR you can send us your film for review. If we play it in the barn we’ll give you a poster for FREE! Both of these options involve getting an awesome poster.
Movies? inna brn? ERMAHGERD!
Click on the WAB link to your right and send us your movies.
Ermahgerd! moooovies! in a BRN!
Dear Diary: We went to the South Dakota Film Festival and saw Butter. Then we came home and saw Looper. Joseph Gordon Levitt is dreamy!
Recorded on location at the Zinema 2 movie haus on the occasion of Wild Bill’s Run Duluth premiere. We discuss Lauren Greenfield’s awesome documentary The Queen of Versailles and the Pelican Rapids Pawn Shop, which has a lot of VHS tapes for sale.
We consider politics, pigs and puppetry in this episode of the Free Range Film Podcast.
WANTED: Someone to go back in time with me. This is not a joke. You’ll get paid after we get back. Must bring your own weapons. I have only done this one before. SAFETY NOT GUARANTEED.
Join us this weekend for a fun-filled, farm-fresh Free Range Film Festival. We’ll start showing movies at 7pm on Friday, July 28th. And while we can’t promise something for everyone, we can promise you will see a bunch of different movies in a barn. And that’s a pretty unique experience. Check out some of the links above to learn a little bit more about our fest.
In this episode, we refuse to play favorites and highlight some of the films that just happen to be playing at this year’s Free Range Film Festival.
On the latest episode, we preview the 2012 Free Range Film Festival with special guests Johnathon Olson, director of Duluth’s Zinema 2 movie haus, and Marla Peterson, director of Jimmy’s & Anita’s Nut Party. Johnathon tells us about some supercool programming coming up at Zinema. And we talk a lot about pop, which is what we call soft drinks here in Minnesota.
As is usual in these film festival-type situations, we reserve the right to tweak this. (And add some hilarious descriptions.)
**FRIDAY, JULY 27**
7:00pm LITTLE BLACK BOOKS – KOZY Directed by Josh Carlon (5 minutes)
7:10pm ANOTHER DRESS/ANOTHER BUTTON Directed by Lyn Elliot (3 minutes)
7:15pm MOON ROCK Directed by Debra Sea (11 minutes)
7:30pm THE BALLAD OF STANLEY RAY Directed by John Akre (1 minute)
7:35pm WILD BILL’S RUN Directed by Mike Scholtz (60 minutes)
8:45pm BREAK
9:15pm THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE OR NIGHT MARE Directed by Julia Ross (1 minute)
9:16pm DON’T BE NERVOUS Directed by Peter Gulsvig (4 minutes)
9:20pm BIKE RACE Directed by Tom Schroeder (12 minutes)
9:35pm AGE OF CHAMPIONS Directed by Christopher Rufo (70 minutes)
** SATURDAY, JULY 28 **
2:00pm HUGS Directed by Sharon Lauden (2 minutes)
2:05pm DAS HAUS Directed by David Buob (5 minutes)
2:10pm SIDEWALK SONATA Directed by Nicholas Clausen (14 minutes)
2:25pm KIP PRASLOWICZ: STREET PHOTOGRAPHER Directed by Steve Ash (5 minutes)
2:30pm IOWA #1 Directed by Kathy McTavish (6 minutes)
2:30pm CUDDLE GROUP Directed by Erica Eyers (8 minutes)
2:40pm HOLE IN THE WALL Directed by Amanda Becker (10 minutes)
2:50pm THE DISTANCE Directed by Catherine Meier (7 minutes)
3:00pm GOD’S COUNTRY Directed by Louis Malle (95 minutes)
5:00pm Break
7:00pm PANCAKES HAUSE: A DRAMATIC READING Featuring Matt McGregor and Aaron Baker (2 minutes)
7:05pm SURVIVING YOUR BEAR ATTACK Directed by Charlie Cline (16 minutes)
7:20pm DON’T HUG ME I’M SCARED Directed by Becky Sloan & Joeseph Pelling (4 minutes)
7:25pm FREERANGE Directed by Morgan Powell (2 minutes)
7:30pm MURGI KENO MUTANT Directed by Nayeem Mahbub (15 minutes)
7:45pm ADVENTURE OF LEDO AND IX Directed by Emily Carmichael (5 minutes)
7:50pm BEING BRADFORD DILLMAN Directed by Emma Burch (10 minutes)
8:00pm POSTGENDERISM Directed by Nicholas Sunsdahl (7 minutes)
8:10pm WONDERFUL HAT Directed by Greg Carlson (3 minutes)
8:15pm PIONEER Directed by David Lowery (16 minutes)
8:30pm BREAK
9:00pm THE LOW-DOWN BUCK Directed by Julia Ross (1 minute)
9:01pm DR. BREAKFAST Directed by Stephen Neary (7 minutes)
9:10pm BELLY Directed by Julia Pott (7 minutes)
9:20pm MARVIN, SETH & STANLEY Directed by Stephen Gurewitz (74 minutes)
