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American Mustang, a spectacular 3-D Feature Film screening with short film, Wild Horses.

Wednesday, July 23 Times: 3:30 and 6:30 pm Two screenings Location: Harkins Theatres, Prescott Valley

Tickets: $10 available online at prescottfilmfestival.com, or at the PFF offices on the YC campus (Bldg. 28) starting July 14, or at the PFF ticket table outside the Harkins lobby starting one hour before the show.

In a blend of exquisite nature documentary and character-driven narrative, the majestic wild horses of the American West are revealed in stereoscopic 3D as never before. Narrated by Daryl Hannah, American Mustang, a feature length film, brings the plight of America’s majestic wild horses to the big screen.

Wild Horses, a short film, tells the story of Mills, an established photographer, who returns to her native Nevada following an urgent call from her grandmother informing her that a band of wild horses, close to their hearts, faces government roundup.

Live Play – a first-time event for PFFOxymorons, a raucous two-character comedy (for grownups), starring Ed Asner and Mark Rydell.

Thursday, July 24 Time: 7:30 pm Location: YCPAC Tickets: $35/$20 online at ycpac.com or at the YC ticket office in the Performing Arts Center Oxymorons takes place on a park bench near the polar bear cage at a zoo. Two brothers hash out their sibling rivalries over anything and everything be it money, women or Lincoln Logs! Written and directed by Brian Conners.

Ed Asner, film, television, stage and voice actor; primarily known for his Emmy Award-winning role as Lou Grant on both The Mary Tyler Moore Show and its spin-off series, Lou Grant. Mark Rydell, actor, film director and producer. (Festival attendees will also get to see Mark when his John Wayne movie, The Cowboys, screens Saturday, July 26 at 3:30 pm in YCPAC.)

Prior to the live play, the audience will be treated to the short comedy film, Good Men, starring Ed Asner and Mark Rydell at their film best. A Q&A with both actors closes this great evening of entertainment.

One Chance, PFF's first-ever "Sneak Peek". Producer Michael Menchen present for post-film Q&A.

From the director of The Devil Wears Prada, this film is the remarkable and inspirational story of Paul Potts, who went on to win 'Britain's Got Talent'. BAFTA winner James Corden stars as Paul Potts; Julie Walters as Yvonne Potts.

The Cowboys, starring John Wayne. Director Mark Rydell present for post-film Q&A.

Mr. Rydell will share what it was like making a Western in the 1970’s and what it was like directing “The Duke” himself, John Wayne.

Jodorowsky’s Dune, premiered at the Director’s Night at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival. Author Alan Dean Foster present for post-film Q&A.

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Letter from the Executive Director

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It’s our 5th Anniversary, and we are Celebrating!

Join us in celebrating five years of bringing the BEST independent films, fascinating guest filmmakers and special screenings to Yavapai County! This year the Fest promises to be the best yet with a full slate of “Movies that Move You”

and full of “firsts”!

Our first celebrity guests are Ed Asner and Mark Rydell, who will bring a LIVE play, (another first) written and directed by Brian Conners.

Our first Sneak Peek at a studio film via special permission from the Weinstein Brothers and producer Michael Menchel.

Our first 3-D film (about horses!) which will take place, for the first time ever, at Harkins Theatres in Prescott Valley.

Our first year screening films from multiple countries (8!).

Our first High School film competition and screening.

And, our first evening Awards Ceremony on Sunday night, July 27th.

The Festival is also proud to bring amazing films, an Arizona Wine Tasting, Fabulous Workshops, After-Parties with live music and much more.

Thank you for being a part of our journey!

Helen StephensonExecutive Director

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Table of Contents

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PFF Leadership page 3

PFF’s 2014 Films pages 4-5

Special Events pages 6-7

Workshops pages 8-10

Arizona Wine Tasting page 11

High School Shorts (program description) page 12

Festival Awards Party page 13

Feature Films pages 27-33

Festival Schedule pages 36-37

Arizona Shorts page 43

Comedic Shorts pages 44-45

Dramatic Shorts page 46

High School Shorts page 47

Surreal Shorts page 48

Shorts with Features pages 49-51

V.I.P. Director’s Loft page 60

Partner Hotels page 61

Cabaret After-Parties and More! pages 62-63

Partner Restaurants pages 64-65

Supporters pages 67-70

Advertisers pages 71-72
















PFF Leadership

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The PFF Mission: To provide the community with cultural events that entertain, inspire and inform while supporting independent and critically acclaimed films and filmmakers from around the world.

The Prescott Film Festival is Proud to Bring You “Movies That Move You”

.Prescott Film Festival Leadership

Board of DirectorsChairman: Ron HammerBoard Secretary: Joan GustafsonBoard Members: Clint Ewell, Mike Guess, Jared Haxton, Dave Shoemaker, Don Stephenson Volunteer Staff Executive Director: Helen StephensonDirectors: Chris David (Programming), Clint Ewell (Administration), Ron Hammer (Operations), Ellen Harp (Marketing), Jared Haxton (Technical), Don Stephenson (Technical Advisor)Accounting: Yolanda Morlan, Art/Costumes/Set Design: Debbie Hammer, Ballots: Clare Whittlig, Box Office: Suzy Campbell, Festival Booklet: Diane McIntyre, Pat Shaw, Michael Tickle, Festival Concierge: Audrey Mae, Filmmakers: Bill Haas, Joyce Haas, Graphic Design: David Carlton, Beth Hammer, Patti LeFleur, Michael Tickle, High School Film Competition: Jeff Wood, Lobby Pianist: Kiowa Davis-Huckno, Sales/Information Kiosk: Johanna Kangal, Screening Hosts: Bill Haas, Joyce Haas, Signage: Rita Toikka Social Events: Stephanie Spence, Margaret Payne, Venue Management: Shawn Van Hecke, V.I.P. Director’s Loft: Patricia Wyatt David, Laura Crumlett, Sherry Gagnon, Nicole Sorenson, Volunteer Refreshments: Linda Riley, Volunteers, Ushers: Maria Elena Dubourt, Steve McIntyre, Workshops: Barbara Rye-Ryan, Kaitlin Igel.

Prescott Film Festival Programmers

More than 1,000 hours were volunteered to view films to make the Festival “Official Selections” Director: Chris David, Programmers: Terry Barrett, Shelley Bartolomeo, Susan Belding, Patricia Wyatt David, Heather Davis, Ian Dirk, Sherry Gagnon, Odani Keiko, Audrey Mae, D.S. Mrinalini, Deb Pastor, Andrea Small, Shawn Van Hecke

The Prescott Film Festival thanks the more than 125 volunteers who bring “Movies That Move You” to our community.

PFF extends special thanks to these Yavapai College and YCPAC staff: Denise Mueller (Finance/Admin Svcs), Phoebe Agocs and James Haile (RICOH Printing Svcs), Danny Anderson and Garry Chartier (YCPAC) and the YC Facilities staff.

Festival Booklet Design and Layout: Michael Tickle, Antidote Creative Design.

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PFF’s 2014 Films

Adonis (10 min), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44 Alone (19 min, 58 sec), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW and July 25, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; pp. 46 & 49American Mustang (70 min), July 23, 3:30 pm and 6:30 pm, Harkins Theatres; pp. 6 & 27The American Nurse (80 min, 30 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, YCPAC; p. 27American Wine Story (74 min, 33 sec), July 27, 4:00 pm, YCPAC; p. 27Antarctica: A Year on Ice (92 min), July 27, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 28The Attic (8 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47The Big Leap (15 min), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48Commencement (94 min), July 27, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 28Counting Happiness (13 min), July 25, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 49Crochet Noir (7 min, 59 sec), July 27, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 49The Cowboys (131 min), July 26, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 7 & 28Crossings (18 min, 10 sec), July 26, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 49Decimation (30 min, 2 sec), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 46Digital Dharma: One Man's Mission to Save a Culture (82 min, 33 sec), July 25, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 29Dotty (10 min, 48 sec), July 26, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 49Druid Peak (115 min), July 24, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 29Final Flight (14 min, 55 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, YCPAC and July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; pp. 43 & 49The Forgotten Kingdom (98 min), July 24, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 29The Girl on the Train (80 min, 9 sec), July 27, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 30Go with Le Flo (82 min), July 25, 10:00 am, YCPAC; p. 30The Good, the Bad and the Janitor (12 min), July 24, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47Good Men (12 min), July 24, 7:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 49Grace of a Stranger (17 min, 42 sec), July 24, 10:00 am, SNW and July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC, pp. 43 & 50Grandma's Not a Toaster (9 min, 54 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44Guarding Aurora: A Love Story with Ninjas (23 min, 51 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44Hank and Asha (73 min), July 25, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 30Honeymoon Suite (14 min), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48The Interviewer (12 min), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 46Into the Silent Sea (25 min), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 46The Inventor (12 min, 48 sec), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48Jodorowsky’s Dune (90 min), July 26, 6:30 pm, YCPAC; pp. 7 & 31Lad: A Yorkshire Story (96 min), July 25, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 31Lapsus (30 min), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48Lifever (14 min), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48A Lovely Treat (10 min, 2 sec), July 25, 10:00 am, YCPAC; p. 50The Man to Call (12 min, 54 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 45The Miraculous Story of Marble the Fish (7 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47The Moment (2 min, 27 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44The Morning After (14 min, 21 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44 Moses on the Mesa (20 min), July 24, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 50My Right Eye (The Apple of My Eye) (13 min, 56 sec), July 25, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 50Night Armour (8 min, 13 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44One Chance (103 min), July 25, 6:30 pm, YCPAC; pp. 7 & 31A Person Known to Me – Parcel No. 5: ‘A Thrilling Existence’ (26 min), July 24, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 50

Pop Pop's Trail (4 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47Project: User (77 min), July 26, 10:00 am, Bldg. 15, Rm 209 (showing in workshop); p. 47PTSD (4 min, 20 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47 The Runners (17 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47Sheltered Love (10 min), July 25, 3:30 pm, SNW and July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; pp. 44 & 50Sneak Peek: An Excerpt of A Person Known to Me – Parcel No. 7: ‘An Abandoned and Malignant Heart’ (4 min), July 26, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 50The Spark (8 Minutes), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47Technically Grounded (10min, 58 sec), July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 43Temma (17 min, 46 sec), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 483:10 to Agua (2 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47'Til Death (12 min, 6 sec), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48Titanic Love (22 min, 18 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 45Unsound (93 min, 12 sec), July 26, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 32Viva le Verde! (46 min, 30 sec), July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 43Walk the Light (14 min, 21 sec), July 27, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 51Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago (84 min), July 26, 12:30 pm, SNW; p.32Wild Horses (19 min, 10 sec), July 23, 3:30 pm and 6:30 pm, Harkins Theatres; pp. 6 & 51Wishing: A Musical (84 min), July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 43Woody (9 min, 55 sec), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 46Wrenched (92 min, 3 sec), July 25, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 32Zig Zag Kid (91 min, 20 sec), July 24, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 33

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Adonis (10 min), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44 Alone (19 min, 58 sec), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW and July 25, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; pp. 46 & 49American Mustang (70 min), July 23, 3:30 pm and 6:30 pm, Harkins Theatres; pp. 6 & 27The American Nurse (80 min, 30 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, YCPAC; p. 27American Wine Story (74 min, 33 sec), July 27, 4:00 pm, YCPAC; p. 27Antarctica: A Year on Ice (92 min), July 27, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 28The Attic (8 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47The Big Leap (15 min), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48Commencement (94 min), July 27, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 28Counting Happiness (13 min), July 25, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 49Crochet Noir (7 min, 59 sec), July 27, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 49The Cowboys (131 min), July 26, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 7 & 28Crossings (18 min, 10 sec), July 26, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 49Decimation (30 min, 2 sec), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 46Digital Dharma: One Man's Mission to Save a Culture (82 min, 33 sec), July 25, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 29Dotty (10 min, 48 sec), July 26, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 49Druid Peak (115 min), July 24, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 29Final Flight (14 min, 55 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, YCPAC and July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; pp. 43 & 49The Forgotten Kingdom (98 min), July 24, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 29The Girl on the Train (80 min, 9 sec), July 27, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 30Go with Le Flo (82 min), July 25, 10:00 am, YCPAC; p. 30The Good, the Bad and the Janitor (12 min), July 24, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47Good Men (12 min), July 24, 7:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 49Grace of a Stranger (17 min, 42 sec), July 24, 10:00 am, SNW and July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC, pp. 43 & 50Grandma's Not a Toaster (9 min, 54 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44Guarding Aurora: A Love Story with Ninjas (23 min, 51 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44Hank and Asha (73 min), July 25, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 30Honeymoon Suite (14 min), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48The Interviewer (12 min), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 46Into the Silent Sea (25 min), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 46The Inventor (12 min, 48 sec), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48Jodorowsky’s Dune (90 min), July 26, 6:30 pm, YCPAC; pp. 7 & 31Lad: A Yorkshire Story (96 min), July 25, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 31Lapsus (30 min), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48Lifever (14 min), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48A Lovely Treat (10 min, 2 sec), July 25, 10:00 am, YCPAC; p. 50The Man to Call (12 min, 54 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 45The Miraculous Story of Marble the Fish (7 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47The Moment (2 min, 27 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44The Morning After (14 min, 21 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44 Moses on the Mesa (20 min), July 24, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 50My Right Eye (The Apple of My Eye) (13 min, 56 sec), July 25, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 50Night Armour (8 min, 13 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 44One Chance (103 min), July 25, 6:30 pm, YCPAC; pp. 7 & 31A Person Known to Me – Parcel No. 5: ‘A Thrilling Existence’ (26 min), July 24, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 50

PFF’s 2014 Films

Pop Pop's Trail (4 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47Project: User (77 min), July 26, 10:00 am, Bldg. 15, Rm 209 (showing in workshop); p. 47PTSD (4 min, 20 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47 The Runners (17 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47Sheltered Love (10 min), July 25, 3:30 pm, SNW and July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; pp. 44 & 50Sneak Peek: An Excerpt of A Person Known to Me – Parcel No. 7: ‘An Abandoned and Malignant Heart’ (4 min), July 26, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 50The Spark (8 Minutes), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47Technically Grounded (10min, 58 sec), July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 43Temma (17 min, 46 sec), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 483:10 to Agua (2 min), July 27, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 47'Til Death (12 min, 6 sec), July 24, 6:30 pm, SNW; p. 48Titanic Love (22 min, 18 sec), July 26, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 45Unsound (93 min, 12 sec), July 26, 12:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 32Viva le Verde! (46 min, 30 sec), July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 43Walk the Light (14 min, 21 sec), July 27, 3:30 pm, SNW; p. 51Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago (84 min), July 26, 12:30 pm, SNW; p.32Wild Horses (19 min, 10 sec), July 23, 3:30 pm and 6:30 pm, Harkins Theatres; pp. 6 & 51Wishing: A Musical (84 min), July 26, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 43Woody (9 min, 55 sec), July 25, 10:00 am, SNW; p. 46Wrenched (92 min, 3 sec), July 25, 3:30 pm, YCPAC; p. 32Zig Zag Kid (91 min, 20 sec), July 24, 12:30 pm, SNW; p. 33

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Saturday, July 26Time: 3:30 pm Location: SNWTickets: $10

Saturday, July 26Time: 6:30 pm Location: YCPACTickets: $10

Friday, July 25Time: 6:30 pm Location: YCPACTickets: $10

Screenwriting Part II: Make ‘Em Ache, Make ‘Em Heal

Saturday, July 26 Time: 2:15 – 3:15 pm Presenter: Filmmaker Philip Sedgwick Sponsored by Movie Magic Screenwriter

There’s nothing that will make a butt in a theater seat ache faster than a character that fails to arouse a viewer’s immediate interest. In this session, Philip will discuss methods for creating fascinating characters that will stay in the memory of the audience long after the film ends. He will define character flaws, developing character arcs, and the use of irony. Based upon character archetypes, Philip will discuss how to create characters that engage the plot and are inspired to take on all challenges at all costs, and in so doing, capture the attention and minds of viewers. Workshop participants will be able to sign up to receive FREE screenwriting-related software, courtesy of Write Brothers Software (screenplay.com).

Dune: Its Lasting Legacy

Saturday, July 26 Time: 3:45 – 4:45 pm Presenter: Author Alan Dean Foster

A Prescott-dweller, Alan Dean Foster is known worldwide as an author of fantasy and science fiction. He’ll share his knowledge and insights into the book, Dune, a 1965 novel by Frank Herbert. Jodorowsky’s Dune, a 2013 American documentary about the “greatest film that was never made”, screens at 6:30 pm, July 26. Attend this session to maximize your understanding and appreciation of Dune.

How to Make Your Film Tell Its Story Well

Sunday, July 27 Time: 12:30 – 2:00 pm Presenter: Dr. Desiree Garcia, Assistant Professor, Film and Media Studies Program, Arizona State University

Storytelling is a developed art. Most people think of it in terms of an experienced person who creates and shares a story, or series of stories, with a live audience. With film, there is no opportunity for “reciprocity with the audience” and to adjust one’s story as one “reads” the audience’s reaction. Learn the essentials of good storytelling in this session. Several filmmakers are expected to be co-presenters.

This year save your ticket stub from a 2014 Film Festival screening; this is your admission into PFF’s EIGHT amazing workshops!

All workshops are held in Bldg. 15, Room 209, accessed by walking around the north side of the YC Performing Arts Center. Just follow the signs. First-come, first-served. Space is limited. Each workshop provides plenty of time for Q&A with our presenters.

Inside the Astonishing, Newfangled, Trailblazing Adventure, A Person Known To Me! Friday, July 25 Time: 2:00 – 3:00 pm Presenters: Filmmakers Stephanie Argy and Alec Boehm

Catch a glimpse into their new project – a ground-breaking, multi-part compendium of movies, illustrations and the written word, which is being created in installments all over the United States – including in Yavapai County last December! THRILL to tales of your friends and neighbors as they raise rabble on Jerome’s streets! (On Saturday at 3:30 pm, come see a sneak preview of part of the Arizona chapter (Parcel No. 7), shown right before Mark Rydell's The Cowboys! Plus their film, A Person Known to Me – Parcel No. 5: ‘A Thrilling Existence’, is a Festival Official Selection and shows Thursday at 12:30 pm.)

Screenwriting Part I: Breaking In

Friday, July 25 Time: 3:30 – 4:30 pm Presenter: Filmmaker Philip Sedgwick Sponsored by Movie Magic Screenwriter

Last year, Philip’s screenwriting workshop was the talk of the Festival, so we invited him back! For a new screenwriter with a script to shop, the industry seems slanted against their every effort. What’s a newbie to do? In this workshop, Philip will trace a series of options available to beginning scribes to help kick open a few of the doors that seem closed. Be ready to take notes. We’ll discuss contests, script consultants, social media, e-mail blast services and many other tools.

Workshop participants will be able to sign up to receive FREE screenwriting-related software, courtesy of Write Brothers Software (screenplay.com).

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Hollywood or Arizona – Writing for Television

Friday, July 25 Time: 5:00 – 6:00 pm Presenter: TV Screenwriter Fred Finchman

Writing for television in the current fragmented production environment is a challenge; especially if you are a novice, don't live in Los Angeles, or have no screen credits. But there are steps you can take that will get you started. Whether it is choosing writing and formatting software, hooking up with an agent or using the Writer’s Guild West registration service, there are positive steps toward your goal you can take. Go One-on-One with Filmmaker Miles Levin

Saturday, July 26 Time: 10:00 – 11:45 am Moderator: Dr. Suzanne Waldenberger, Professor of Humanities, Yavapai College

Spend a lively hour plus talking with Filmmaker Miles Levin whose film, Project: User, will show at this workshop. The discussion will be hosted by our own Dr. Suzanne Waldenberger, Professor of Humanities at Yavapai College. Her workshop last year, “How to Read Short Films”, was a Festival highlight.

Photography at Its Best

Saturday, July 26 Time: 12:30 – 1:45 pm Presenters: World-renowned Underwater Photographers Tom Campbell and Beth Davidow

Yup, Prescott is home to one of the world’s best known underwater photographers. A featured speaker at film festivals worldwide, Tom joins us to share stories and his unique and spectacular, award-winning high definition marine cinematography. Tom and Beth’s films have won numerous awards and they have completed films for the BBC, the Discovery Channel and the National Geographic, among others.










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Arizona…Uncorked

It’s PFF’s 5th! Celebrate at PFF’s Arizona Wine Tasting & American Wine Story

Sunday, July 27 Time: 2:30 – 3:30 pm Location: YCPAC lobby Tickets: $25 (Screening of the film, American Wine Story, is included in the ticket price and follows at 4:00 pm in the YCPAC auditorium.) Space is limited.

Join us for a fantastic afternoon wine tasting of Arizona Wines and live music followed by the Arizona Premiere of American Wine Story! We will taste some of the state’s best wines while sampling food matched to the wines by Prescott Valley’s Cork and Cuisine.

Special Guests: David Baker, Director of American Wine Story will circulate and will participate in a post-film Q&A. Also with us will be Todd Bostock, winemaker/ grower of Dos Cabezas WineWorks (Sonoita, AZ) who is featured in the film.

This inspiring documentary is about ordinary people who left their successful careers to pursue their dreams of becoming winemakers. It was filmed in California, Oregon, Arizona, Washington, Missouri, Kansas and Virginia, and features dramatic vineyard and aerial cinematography. The film is a visual feast for wine aficionados or anyone who’s been tempted to travel the road less taken.

Prescott Valley’s Cork and Cuisine is matching outstanding food to the wine selections. Music by pianist, Kiowa Davis-Huckno.

Come sip the following! Lobby space limits the attendance at this celebratory wine tasting.

Bodega Pierce Willcox, AZ

Burning Tree Cellars Cottonwood, AZ

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Dos Cabezas WineWorksSonoita, AZ

Javelina Leap Vineyard & WineryCornville, AZ

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Arizona High School Film Competition

Our PFF is out there in front again. In February 2014, PFF launched this competition to encourage young filmmakers to “test the waters” for their films amongst their peers. These young filmmakers have been housed on campus during the Festival to get a “taste of college campus life” as a step toward encouraging them to go onto college.

They have been busy circulating amongst our visiting seasoned filmmakers and watching and critiquing as many of the Festival films as possible. This is a learning opportunity PFF wants to encourage and we hope to repeat this competition in 2015. See "High School Shorts" for the film titles and descriptions.

Come see what Arizona’s young filmmakers are producing – it’s exciting! These films will screen Sunday, July 27 at 10:00 am in the SNW theater.

Jeff Wood, Film Instructor at Mingus Union High School in Cottonwood is serving as the program’s coordinator.

Dr. Desiree Garcia, Assistant Professor, Film and Media Studies Program, Arizona State University will introduce these films, setting a context in which to view them. She’ll also lead a post-film discussion with these high school filmmakers during which you can ask your questions (and applaud their results).

As part of this program a workshop, “How to Make Your Film Tell Its Story Well” presented by Dr. Garcia, is scheduled for Sunday, July 27 from 12:30-1:30 pm in Bldg. 15, Rm 209. Anyone interested in learning how to craft their story better is encouraged to attend.

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Festival Awards Party

It’s a Wrap! Awards Party

Sunday, July 27 Times: 6:30 – 9:30 pm Location: YCPAC Cabaret Theater Price: $25

Hey – it’s all about celebrating and acknowledging! Let’s hear those hands clapping. Share your accolades with this year’s Festival award recipients.

For the first time, PFF will acknowledge filmmaker accomplishments not only with a beautiful award but also cash award prizes for certain categories!

Kevin Rose, Radio 99.1's afternoon DJ and popular local comedian, will be our Master of Ceremonies.

Please join us to bring the 5th Annual Prescott Film Festival to a successful conclusion where we acknowledge all our filmmakers and announce our awards.

Jury Awards – Each member viewed/rated each of the more than 200 films submitted. They met as a group and collectively decided the winner in each category.

Best Arizona Film

Best Narrative Feature

Best Documentary Feature

Best Narrative Short

Best Screenplay

Best Emerging Filmmaker

Best Director

Audience Choice Awards – ballots filled out by audience members determine these winners.

Best Narrative Feature

Best Documentary Feature

Best Narrative Short

Best Documentary Short

Director’s Choice Awards – PFF’s Executive Director makes these selections (to be determined).

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Feature Films

The American Nurse As the U.S. population grows, ages and faces deteriorating health, nurses serve on the healthcare frontlines. Photojournalist/filmmaker Carolyn Jones survived breast cancer with a nurse’s help, so as a tribute to our 3.2 million nurses, she published a book chronicling 75 nurses' stories. The film breaks through our misconceptions about nursing following five nurses and their patients: Tonia, maximum-security prison inmates; Jason, Appalachian home health patients; Brian, returning soldiers; Naomi, birthing mother; and Sister Stephen, nursing home patients at life’s end.

Screens with Final Flight

In a blend of exquisite nature documentary and character-driven narrative, the majestic wild horses of the American West are revealed in stereoscopic 3D as never before. A girl's eye pulls us into a drama unfolding still on hundreds of millions of acres of public land. The battle lines have long been carved into the landscape, and the players are deeply entrenched. The intricate dance between a man and a wild horse presents lessons for us all including the battle-hardened special interest groups fighting over the place of the American Mustang.

Screens with Wild Horses

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, BiographyDirector/ ExecutiveProducerCarolyn JonesProducerLisa FrankComposerHayes GreenfieldCinematographerJaka Vinsek

American Wine Story (AZ Premiere)

After an upstart winemaker’s untimely death, his sister steps in to try and save his fledgling winery for his eight-year-old son. This documentary blends this story with other tales of risk and reinvention in the American wine industry and features winemakers ranging from luminaries to newcomers. Filmed in California, Oregon, Arizona, Washington, Missouri, Kansas and Virginia, and featuring dramatic vineyard and aerial cinematography, the film is a visual feast for wine aficionados or anyone who’s been tempted to travel the road less taken.

PFF Rating: 13+BiographyDirector/ Producer/Writer/CinematographerDavid BakerCo-Producers/CinematographersKegan Sims, Justin Smith, Truen Pence

American MustangPFF Rating: 13+Drama, Family,WesternDirectorsMonty Miranda, Henry AnsbacherProducersHenry Ansbacher, Ellie Phipps Price

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Feature Films

CommencementChrista Richmond graduates valedictorian from a prestigious university. In the next 36 hours of her life, Christa's real education begins. This is a funny, romantic and thought-provoking look at three generations of a middle-class family caught in the wake of the current fiscal crisis.

Screens with Walk the Light

PFF Rating: 16+Drama, Family,ComedyDirector/ ProducerSteve AlbrezziCinematographerJoe Pennella

The CowboysDirector Mark Rydell will be present for a Q&A after the film. Mr. Rydell will share what it was like making a Western in the 1970’s and what it was like directing “The Duke” himself, John Wayne. When his ranch hands join a gold rush, rancher Wil Andersen (John Wayne) is forced to find replacement drovers for his yearly 400-mile cattle drive. He rides into deserted Bozeman, MT where it is suggested that he use local schoolboys. The next morning, a group of schoolboys shows up to volunteer. Andersen tests their mettle and then mentors them.

Screens with excerpt from AZ installment of A Person Known to Me – Parcel No. 7

PFF Rating: 13+WesternDirector/ ProducerMark RydellScreenplayIrving Ravetch,Harriet Frank, Jr.ComposerJohn WilliamsCastJohn Wayne, Slim Pickens, Colleen Dewhurst

This film reveals what it is like to live and work for a full year at the bottom of the planet in Antarctica. The story is not from the point of view of scientists, but of the people who spend the most time there, the everyday workers who keep the stations running in the harshest place on the planet. Filmed over 15 years by Frozen Planet photographer Anthony Powell, the film features a unique insider’s point of view, with unparalleled access and never-before-seen stunning footage of the deep Antarctic winters. New Zealand

Antarctica: A Year on IcePFF Rating: FFAdventure, Drama,BiographyDirector/ Producer/CinematographerAnthony PowellComposersDavid Donaldson, Janet Roddick, Steve RocheVideo EditorSimon Price

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Druid PeakSixteen year-old Owen is a bully with a mean streak. When his actions lead to the death of a friend, he is sent to live with his estranged father, a biologist on Yellowstone's wolf reintroduction program. At first, Owen wants no part of this new life. Then he comes face to face with a wolf whose deep, penetrating gaze startles him, stirring something long dead inside his own self. Shot on location in West Virginia, Wyoming, Montana and Utah, this film is about the human soul's need for wild things and the challenges of holding onto them.

Screens with Moses on the Mesa

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, FamilyDirector/WriterMarni ZelnickCastAndrew Wilson, Spencer Treat Clark, Rachel Korine, Damian Young

The Forgotten KingdomAtang Mokoenya, an unemployed, aimless young man, spends his days idling in the Johannesburg slums. When his father dies, Atang must fulfill his father’s last wish to be buried in their rural mountain kingdom home, Lesotho. Atang feels like a stranger in the land of his birth, but finds an instant connection with his childhood friend, Dineo. To thwart their budding romance, Dineo’s father relocates his family to a remote village. Atang befriends a precocious orphan, and together they journey across the breathtaking mountains of Lesotho to find Dineo.

Screens with Grace of a Stranger

PFF Rating: 13+DramaDirector/Writer/ProducerAndrew MudgeProducersT.R. Boyce Jr., Cecil Matlou, Pieter LombaardComposerRobert MillerCinematographerCarlos Carvalho

In 1959, Tibetan villages are attacked, monasteries destroyed. Ancient Sanskrit and Tibetan writings disappear, putting the history of an entire culture in peril. Enter E. Gene Smith, a Utah Mormon, who leads an effort to rescue, preserve and share these early insights into mankind's consciousness, from the medical to the mystical. Crossing multiple borders – geographic, political and philosophical – this is an epic story of a cultural rescue and how one man's mission became the catalyst for an international movement.

Screens with Counting Happiness

Digital Dharma: One Man’s Mission to Save a Culture

PFF Rating: FFHistory, BiographyDirector/ ProducerDafna YachinWriterArthur FischmanComposerMichael AharonCinematographerWade Muller

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Go with Le FloHow do you find true love? Florian is half-German, half-French and owns "Le Flo" – a French delicatessen in Berlin that specializes in salami. When he meets Camille, it's love at first sight. Florian is going to ask her to marry him, but doesn't know she's already engaged to a movie star. Florian's best friend, Jenny, is German and owns a bakery just down the street. She's in love with him but doesn't know how to tell him. This film explores what true love is, with plenty of twists and turns (some on a Vespa). (In German/French with English subtitles)

Screens with A Lovely Treat

PFF Rating: 13+Romance, ComedyDirector/Writer/Cinematographer/Video EditorMichael GloverWriterMea MachrowiakProducerRobyn Rosenkrantz

Hank and AshaAsha, studying abroad for a year, longs for deeper people connections. Hank, a filmmaker and lonely NYC transplant, is reeling from a romantic breakup and facing parental pressure to return home to rescue the failing family business. When Asha sees Hank’s documentary at a film festival, she is inspired to send him a video message. Intrigued, Hank responds in kind. The film unfolds through the video letters they record and send each other – a modern love story about two people searching for human connection in a hyper-connected world. Screens with Sheltered Love

PFF Rating: FFRomance, ComedyDirector/WriterJames E. DuffWriter/ProducerJulia MorrisonComposerLara MeyerratkenCastMahira Kakkar, Andrew Pastides,Brian Sloan, Robyn Kerr

When documentary filmmaker Danny Hart boards a train at Grand Central Station, he has no reason to expect anything more than a pleasant ride to upstate New York to interview the subjects for his latest project. But a chance encounter with a mysterious young woman leads him on a journey of a very different sort. Within the blink of an eye his life of complacency is left behind for a world in which the line between fantasy and reality is blurred...a world of intrigue, danger, and the possibility of blood.

Screens with Crochet Noir

The Girl on the TrainPFF Rating: 16+Mystery, ThrillerDirector/WriterLarry BrandCastStephen Lang, Nicki Aycox, Henry Ian Cusick, David Margulies

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Lad: A Yorkshire TaleWhen Tom Proctor's dad dies, his world falls apart; his brother joins the RAF, his mother is faced with eviction, and he faces a criminal prosecution after stealing a tractor to spread manure over the local bank branch. All this changes when Tom is given community service with national park warden Al Thorpe. This is a heart-warming tale of two individuals overcoming adversity and in the process forming a unique and inspiring friendship. United Kingdom

Screens with My Right Eye (The Apple of My Eye)

PFF Rating: 16+Action, Drama,FamilyDirector/Writer/ProducerDan HartleyCastBretten Lord, Alan Gibson, Robert Hayes, Liam ThomasComposerSamuel Sim

One ChanceFrom the director of The Devil Wears Prada, this film is the remarkable and inspirational story of Paul Potts, a shy, bullied shop assistant by day and an amateur opera singer by night. Paul became an instant YouTube phenomenon after being chosen by Simon Cowell for 'Britain's Got Talent.' Wowing audiences worldwide with his phenomenal voice, Paul went on to win 'Britain's Got Talent' and the hearts of millions. BAFTA winner James Corden stars as Paul Potts; Julie Walters stars as Yvonne Potts. This is PFF’s first-ever “Sneak Peek”, an unreleased film being shown with studio permission.

PFF Rating: 13+Music, ComedyDirectorDavid FrankelWriterJustin ZackhamProducersMike Menchel, Brad Weston, Kris Thykier, Simon CowellExec ProducersBob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein

Jodorowsky's Dune has been called "The greatest movie never made". This is the story of a legendary director's attempt to make “the most important picture in the history of humanity”. Lofty goals, but since this never completed movie influenced science fiction for several decades, it may not be out of line. This is not just a movie for Sci-Fi fans, it is for anyone who loves film and the effort to use the medium to achieve greatness.

Jodorowsky’s DunePFF Rating: 13+Film HistoryDirector/ ProducerFrank PavlichProducersStephen Scarlata, Travis StevensCinematographyDavid Cavallo

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Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago

For more than 1200 years, millions have embarked on an historic 500-mile pilgrimage across Spain that is known to be extremely spiritually, emotionally and physically challenging. Whatever their motivation, no one can predict just how their paths will unfold, what personal demons or angels they will face, or what transformations they will undergo by trail's end. Called “a brilliant documentary” by actor Martin Sheen, this film follows six strangers on a life-changing journey.

Screens with Crossings

PFF Rating: 13+AdventureDirector/ ProducerLydia B. SmithProducersTheresa Tollini-Coleman, Sally BentleyExec ProducersJacoba Atlas, Kyra ThompsonCinematographerPedro Valenzuela

Wrenched

This film reveals how Edward Abbey's anarchistic spirit and riotous novels influenced and helped guide the nascent environmental movement of the seventies and eighties. Through interviews, archival footage and reenactments, this documentary captures the outrage of Abbey's friends who were the original eco-warriors. In defense of wilderness, these early activists pioneered monkey wrenching, a radical blueprint for wrenching the system. This film has played to sold-out audiences whenever it is screened. Sedona Film School graduate, Arizona filmmaker

Screens with Alone

PFF Rating: 13+History, BiographyDirectorML LincolnWriterPatrick Gambuti, Jr.ProducerVicki DayCo-ProducersKurt Engfehr, Patrick Gambuti, Jr.

A young filmmaker battles his mother's mental illness to save her from herself and reclaim his life. Receiving a call from a stranger who found his mother, Regi takes her home and urges her to take her medication. She refuses. He collects evidence and records video footage of her psychotic actions for later court use. Forced to take legal action so that she will receive court-ordered injections, Regi is then disowned by his mother. Regi must convince her to watch the video he recorded while she was in psychosis to clear his name and save their relationship. Arizona filmmaker.

Screens with Dotty

Unsound (AZ Premiere)

PFF Rating: 16+Drama, ComedyDirector/Writer/Exec ProducerDarious BrittCastToreenee Wolf,Darious Britt,Kevin Black,RD Mower,Damon Mosier

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A witty, action-packed adventure about an almost thirteen-year-old boy named Nono, who longs to be a good detective like his father, but his wild nature constantly gets him into trouble. Two days before his bar mitzvah, he is sent to his uncle's to be disciplined yet again. On the train the over-imaginative boy discovers a last chance to prove himself, travels to the French Rivera and enters a world of disguises and crazy pursuits. This film uses wit and humor to directly speak to adults and teenagers. (In Dutch/English/ French with English subtitles)

Screens with A Person Known to Me – #5

Zig Zag KidPFF Rating: 13+Adventure, Drama,ComedyDirector/WriterVincent BalProducersBurny Bos,Els VandevorstWriterJon Gilbert

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Zig Zag KidA Person Known to Me –

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Druid PeakMoses on the Mesa

3:30 pm

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6:30 pm7:30 pmOxymorons (live play)

Good MenStarring: Ed Asner and Mark Rydell

Dramatic Shorts Program

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Go with Le FloA Lovely Treat

Digital DharmaCounting Happiness

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Lad: A Yorkshire TaleMy Right Eye (The Apple of My Eye)

Hank and AshaSheltered Love

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WrenchedAlone

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The American NurseFinal Flight

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The CowboysSpecial Guest: Mark Rydell (Director)

Sneak Peek

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Arizona Shorts Program

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Jodorowsky's DuneSpecial Guest: Alan Dean Foster (Author)

9:00 pm

Journey to Oz Cabaret After-Party

High School Shorts Program

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The Girl on the TrainCrochet Noir

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Antarctica: A Year on Ice

CommencementWalk the Light

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Arizona ShortsGrace of a StrangerA destitute man loses the one thing that gives him hope and an unlikely stranger finds himself in a position to help. Based on the autobiographical short story, ‘Acts of Kindness’ by Aaron Keel, an inmate in the Arizona State Prison system and a student in the UofA Poetry Center's Prison Creative Writing Workshops.

Also screens with The Forgotton Kingdom

PFF Rating: 13+DramaDirector/Writer/Producer/Video EditorTroy HollarComposerShelby GainesCastNipper Knapp, Matt Letscher, Bob Clendenin

Technically GroundedFive of today's device-dependent kids are suddenly without electricity – and their gadgets. How will they survive a day without technology? More importantly, how will their parents react?

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, Family, ComedyDirector/ProducerDarrin MooreCinematographerWhitney MeadCastTrevor Robins, Calabria Pelletier, Madelynn Eldredge, Noah Lanouet

Final FlightGene Fowler is a 91-year-old WWII pilot who started flying when he was 15. It became his passion. But after the trauma of flying 33 war missions, he never flew again. Until now. Fly along as he goes up in a small plane for one last flight, despite the danger he faces due to his advanced age.

Also screens with The American Nurse

PFF Rating: 13+War, Drama, BiographyDirector/Writer/Producer/CinematographerDavid JorgensenCastGene Fowler

Wishing: A MusicalMichelle is a talented girl who dreams of traveling the world. She is held back from her dream by her responsibilities and commitments. A stranger named John appears one night and offers her three wishes. She takes the wishes, but as they come true, they aren't all they seem to be. Sedona Film School graduate

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, MusicalDirector/WriterJ. C. Lawler

Viva La Verde!Running diagonally across central Arizona, the Verde River provides a ribbon of life through the harsh desert to form an important and rare ecosystem. Man has used the river for hundreds of years but today unrestricted groundwater mining threatens the Verde's future. Will citizens accept their role as stewards before it's too late?

PFF Rating: 13+HistoryDirector/Producer/Cinematographer/Video EditorHugh DennoDirector/Writer/Co-ProducerGary Beverly

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Comedic ShortsAdonisKip's love life is put into the hands of an irresistible dog named Adonis, an employee of a dating service. Although he's a chick magnet attracting beautiful women at every turn, Adonis must reach deep into his bag of tricks to find the right match.

PFF Rating: 13+Romance, ComedyDirector/Writer/Co-Producer/ComposerDavid DibbleCo-ProducerErik WongCastJames Snyder, Jimmy the Dog, Velinda Godfrey, Ernie Hudson

Night ArmourSophie presents a flawless image of herself on a blind date with Tony. She has left nothing to chance, from the tip of her tinted hair to the toe of her designer shoes. After the date is over and Tony has left, she removes her elegant façade of earlier to the unembellished truth of reality. Then she discovers his forgotten car keys ... just as the doorbell rings! United Kingdom

PFF Rating: 13+Romance, ComedyDirectorCarolina GiammettaWriter/ProducerCarol YounghusbandComposerSarah WarneCastElizabeth Berrington, Dan Fredenburgh

Grandma’s Not a ToasterFrom the team of the Academy Award®-winning live action short, Curfew. In this dark comedy, a whiskey guzzling mother-to-be tries to persuade her neurotic brother into helping steal their ailing Grandmother’s fortune. But things get complicated when their degenerate younger brother shows up with his own intentions. However, Grandma isn’t goin’ down without a fight.

PFF Rating: 16+Crime, ComedyDirector/Video EditorAndrew NapierWriterShawn ChristensenCastShawn Christensen, Mara Kassin, Michael Drayer, Eileen Lacy

Guarding Aurora: A Love Story with NinjasDay in, day out, wannabe hero Alec protects Aurora, the girl of his dreams, from an army of vengeful ninjas. Alec tries to remain distant but as he finds himself falling for Aurora, a number of potentially deadly secrets threaten to tear them apart. Australia

PFF Rating: 13+Action, Romance, ComedyDirector/Writer/Video EditorDavid FairhurstComposerMatt RudduckCastGiselle van der Wiel, David Fairhurst, Timothy Causbrook

The MomentWhen called upon to retrieve a stolen micro-chip and dispose of the thief, a hit man on a routine job realizes, upon arriving, that he cannot seem to pull the trigger ...that awkward moment when you realize you can't take your intended action. United Kingdom

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, ComedyDirector/ ProducerJudson VaughanWriterStephen CooperComposersDaniel Reeves, Max StellatoCastCulver Greenidge, Judson Vaughan

The Morning AfterIn this delightful and charming comedy about the allure of romance, Mae is surprised to wake up in her best friend Lisa's guest room, naked in bed with a sexy stranger. She is eager to put the night behind her but can this perceptive and playful mystery man convince Mae that sometimes you have to wake up to find the man of your dreams?

PFF Rating: 13+Romance, Comedy, MusicalDirector/WriterDavid RenaudWriterMeg GiffordProducerMia RenaudComposerTony Blondal

Sheltered LoveIn blissful 1950s suburbia, a love struck bobbysoxer and her no-good-nik boyfriend seek refuge from her overprotective and hot-headed father. (This is the 4th Prescott Film Festival in which an Alex Italics film has been an Official Selection. In 2012, Alex received the award for Best Emerging Director.) Arizona filmmaker

Also screens with Hank and Asha

PFF Rating: 13+ComedyDirector/Writer/Co-ProducerAlex ItalicsCo-ProducerStephen PurcellCastMike Reasor, Brendan Guy Murphy, Erica Renee Smith, Carl Johnson

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Comedic ShortsThe Man to Call Old School is an ex-cop who got kicked off the force for his brutal interrogation tactics. But when the cops arrest Donny Burette, the city's biggest mob kingpin, they have to call in Old School to do what he does best! Arizona filmmaker

PFF Rating: 13+ComedyDirector/WriterZachary T. Scott

Titanic LoveLucy has found a Titanic Love cruise and wants to relive the Hollywood dream. Jack does not, they can’t afford it and Lucy is furious. Their relationship hits rough waters and Jack calls on best friend Delroy for advice and a cheap alternative. True to form, Delroy and his trusty sidekick Jaz come up with a cunning plan that could change all their lives forever. United Kingdom

PFF Rating: 13+Romance, ComedyDirectorCarolina GiammettaWriter/ProducerCarol YounghusbandComposerSarah WarneCastElizabeth Berrington, Dan Fredenburgh

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Dramatic ShortsAloneEmile Sheron wakes up in a room with no doors, no windows and no memory. Dr. Leane Thompson, the physician overseeing the k209 drug trial, discovers there is more to her job than she expected as Emile is plagued by flashes of his past. Sedona Film School graduate, Arizona filmmaker

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PFF Rating: 13+DramaDirector/WriterStephen Laughrun

WoodyEver since he was a kid, Woody has dreamt of playing the piano. The problem is that he only has wooden paddles for hands. Stuck in a job he doesn’t care about, he fills the hours dreaming of being a concert pianist. His dreams are big…but they're about to get out of hand. Australia

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, Music, FantasyDirector/WriterStuart BowenProducerJodi MattersonComposersJosh G. Abrahams, Russell ThorntonCinematographerLachlan Milne

Into the Silent SeaAlexander, a lone cosmonaut, is adrift in orbit. He has lost communication, and life-support systems are dwindling fast. An Italian radio engineer, working the night shift, discovers Alexander's emergency transmission carried across space from his dying capsule. Over one night these two men are bonded, but their new found friendship might not last the night.

PFF Rating: 13+DramaDirector/WriterAndrej LandinProducerHeather McBrideCastZack Sayenko, Tatiana Dekhtyar,Peter Arpesella, Roman Varshavsky

Decimation Set in 1942, ten Russian soldiers, accused of cowardice, are imprisoned. A general decides to utilize the Roman decimation punishment where one soldier is drawn at random and the others serve as his executioner. The film chronicles their last traumatic hours, revealing the horrors of war, their collective experiences and their dream for a normal post-war life.

PFF Rating: 16+Thriller, WarDirector/WriterWade JacksonProducerStefan HajekComposerPascal BonifayCinematographerNick Hall

The InterviewerThomas Howell gets more than he's bargained for in a job interview at a prestigious law firm: an insult about his tie, a rendition of Harry Potter and the chance to change the lives of a father and son. Australia

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, Family, ComedyDirectorsGenevieve Clay, Robin BryanProducerEleanor WinklerCastGerard Odwyer, Winston Cooper, Chris Haywood, Laurence Brewer

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The Runners After an unknown cataclysm, four survivors struggle to survive in the wilderness. The leader, Gabe, struggles to keep the other members of the group alive. Mark, his rival, constantly challenges his orders, and Floyd and Cara must deal with the consequences of Gabe and Mark’s competition.

PFF Rating: 13+Thriller, Adventure, DramaWriter, Video/Sound EditorZach KlineProducersZach Kline, Jeff WoodComposersKevin Macleod

3:10 to Agua A PSA for water conservation. A western-style showdown between two gunslingers over a bottle of water in a world where water is scarce.

PFF Rating: 13+WesternDirector/WritersBailey Stork, Nick Adams

Pop Pop's Trail This film follows a young boy and his best friend as they amble though a rural landscape, resulting in an unexpected and touching tribute to a lost loved one. It offers a cathartic exploration of an unbreakable connection, shows the support of friends through hard times, and is a visceral and powerful representation of the ties that bind.

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, FamilyDirector/Writer/Producer/Cinematographer/VideoEditorEmily Brubaker

The Spark This film explores the circle of creativity. It follows a young girl who is inspired to become a dancer, and in doing so, grows up to inspire others. For artists, the ultimate compliment is to be an inspiration to others... that's why we do it – for the spark.

PFF Rating: 13+DramaDirector/Writer/Producer/Cinematographer/VideoEditorEmily Brubaker

The Miraculous Story of Marble the Fish

The Good, the Bad and the Janitor

A young girl forms a special bond with her elderly neighbor, Mr. Henry, when she goes to him inquiring about her dead fish. At first Mr. Henry is perplexed how to explain death to such a young child, but then he teaches her that death is not something to be afraid of, but to be considered a time of rest for those who are ready for it.

PFF Rating: 13+FamilyDirector/Writer/Producer/Cinematographer/Video EditorKaylin George

PTSDA short film depicting the horrors of post-traumatic stress disorder.

PFF Rating: 16+Action, DramaDirector/Writer/Cinematographer/ Video/Sound EditorChance RobertsProducerCoinBucket TEamComposer/Sound EditorBrendon Rincon

When bomb materials go missing in Team S.C.H.W.A.R.M.A.'s headquarters, the team must work together to bring in the one man who can possibly save them all – disavowed agent-turned-janitor, Jack Fowler. This film was written by 11 talented Prescott-area teenagers and filmed and produced in Prescott Valley as part of the The@trics Make-a-Movie workshop in summer 2013.

PFF Rating: 13+Action, Family, ComedyDirectors/Executive ProducersTiffany Antone, Cason MurphyVideo/Sound Editor/Production DesignerCason MurphyCastMathew Lanning, Tyler Bond, Brianna Bond, Carissa Bond, Dana Anders

The Attic Three siblings purchase a house in the desert. They think it is a wonderful place to live and start over. The realtor assured them it was a great buy. While unpacking Isabelle discovers an attic. What unfolds is very unsettling.

PFF Rating: 13+HorrorDirector/Writer/Producer/Video/Sound EditorHalaina HotzWriterSydney DangCastSydney Dang, Matthew Newson, Joselyn Ontiveuor

Project: UserAdam, a teen math prodigy, grapples with an abusive father, and an eccentric best friend, whose manic on-line behavior threatens the few relationships he has left, as well as the security of the nation. This feature length film was made entirely by high school students.

PFF Rating: 13+Director/WriterMiles Levin

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Surreal Shorts‘Til DeathWhen 10-year-old Zachary loses his soul mate to a devastating bicycle accident, he embarks on a journey to bring her back to life – but at what cost? Canada

PFF Rating: 13+Action, Drama, FantasyDirectorConnor GastonWriterRyan BrightCastCameron Little, Justin Carter, Walker Jones, Shani Pichette-Voung

TemmaNeuro-programmer Temma Baumgarten tries to complete a computational model of her mind while her body succumbs to a degenerative disease. When Temma's condition takes a sudden turn for the worse, her husband Phillip and daughter Alyssa must come to terms with the incomplete electronic version of herself that Temma leaves behind.

PFF Rating: 13+Action, Thriller, DramaDirector/Writer/ Executive ProducerAnya MeksinWriterWilliam GerrardCastKaren Young, Richard Bekins, Samantha Bilinkas

LifeverKarine is 16 and lives with her mother. Every day, she chats with her father on a web cam. Mixing social drama and science fiction, the movie dives into the day-to-day life of an almost normal family... (In French with English subtitles) France

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, FantasyDirector/WriterTed Hardy-CarnacProducerRosalie BrunCastLara Mistretta, Anna Cottis, Cédric Ingard, Simon Bonnel

The Big LeapThree people meet at the top of a skyscraper. They have the same intention – to commit suicide. The conflict quickly deepens when they discover that they all represent a different conviction about the hereafter: Sarah is the believer, John the atheist and Ben the uncertain agnostic. The only way to find out who's right is to take The Big Leap. Poland

PFF Rating: 13+Action, ComedyDirector/WriterKristoffer RusProducersRenata Czarnkowska-ListoÅ›, Kaska Krosny, Maciej StrzemboszComposerKristian Eliasson

The InventorThomas Brewer struggles to deal with emotional scars that his childhood left behind. He retreats to his workshop and his love of invention. When forced to face the ghosts of his past he realizes he may have created the dark memories to cover an even darker truth.Sedona Film School graduate, Arizona filmmaker

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, FantasyDirector/WriterSam Worseldine

Honeymoon SuiteAlly, the new guest service manager at a boutique Beijing hotel, must take charge when a mysterious American checks in and wrecks havoc. Her assistant forgets to check off one vital item in the preparation. As the night grows more fantastical, Ally must tame this angry beast of an American while keeping a lid on a deadly secret the hotel harbors for the guest.

PFF Rating: 13+Horror, Comedy, FantasyDirector/WriterZao WangProducerAlex ChenCastCary Woodworth, Hanhong Zou, Nadia Hatta, Stanley Tsang, Sam Xue Qi

LapsusTerry is a psychologically disturbed predator, who is reading the comic, "Terry Lawrence, Gentleman Gangster". He thinks he is the hero of the comic when his memory plays tricks on him. Terry is a victim of a phenomena literature considers a Lapsus Memoriae (a slip of memory). (In English with French subtitles) France

PFF Rating: 16+ThrillerDirector/ProducerKarim OuaretProducerJalane PlautCastArbena Bajraktaraj, Sophie Meister, Fabrice Scott, James Gerard

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AloneEmile Sheron wakes up in a room with no doors, no windows and no memory. Dr. Leane Thompson, the physician overseeing the k209 drug trial, discovers there is more to her job than she expected as Emile is plagued by flashes of his past. Sedona Film School graduate, Arizona filmmaker

Screens with Wrenched and is in Dramatic Shorts

PFF Rating: 13+DramaDirector/WriterStephen Laughrun

Counting HappinessIn the streets of Delhi, five-year-old Hasan’s faith in the attainability of happiness presents him with a gift: the key to one of life’s greatest secrets. And the secret is, in the words of ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, “Happiness depends upon ourselves”. (In Hindi with French and English subtitles) Greece

Screens with Digital Dharma: One Man’s Mission to Save a Culture

PFF Rating: 13+Action, Adventure, DramaDirector/WriterVenetia EvripiotouComposerYiorgos MagoulasCinematographerAbbas Shamael RizviCastSatyam Singh

Crochet NoirA film-noir, stop-motion animation that follows Joe and the tough choices he must make to protect those dear to him. Australia

Screens with The Girl on the Train

PFF Rating: FFAction, Drama, RomanceDirector/Writer/Cinematographer/Video EditorJessica HarrisProducerHeamin KwunComposerTroy Rogan

CrossingsShot on location in Singapore and Malaysia, this film tells the story of Jae, a travel photographer. He needs to make it to his brother’s wedding – but he just gave his only train ticket to a beautiful backpacker. Who will make it to their final destination? (In Korean with English subtitles)

Screens with Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago

PFF Rating: FFAdventure, Romance, ComedyDirector/WriterAmos Ezra KatzProducersGigi Dement, Vaani BalasubramaniamComposerAndrew BarkanCinematographerEun-ah Lee

Final FlightGene Fowler is a 91-year-old WWII pilot who started flying when he was 15. It became his passion. But after the trauma of flying 33 war missions, he never flew again. Until now. Fly along as he goes up in a small plane for one last flight, despite the danger he faces due to his advanced age.

Screens with The American Nurse and is in Arizona Shorts

PFF Rating: 13+Adventure, Romance, ComedyDirector/WriterAmos Ezra KatzProducersGigi Dement, Vaani BalasubramaniamComposerAndrew BarkanCinematographerEun-ah Lee

Good MenTwo elderly Jewish men are long time friends and colleagues in the entertainment business. At Marcus' home they get into an argument. They are polar opposites on all things political, but this time the feud gets very heated as they delve into The Holocaust, Mosque at Ground Zero and the conspiracy allegations surrounding the 9/11 attacks.

Screens with live play Oxymorons

PFF Rating: 16+Drama, ComedyDirector/Writer/ProducerBrian ConnorsDirector/ProducerSean TraceyCinematographerBarry MarkowitzCastEd Asner, Mark Rydell

DottyOn her bed in a rundown nursing home, Dotty is desperate to send a text message to her daughter. When her morning cup of tea arrives, Dotty manages to rope someone else into her long battle with technology. New Zealand

Screens with Unsound

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, ComedyDirector/WriterMick AndrewsDirectorBrett O'GormanProducerJozsef FityusCinematographerRenaud Marie

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Screens with The Forgotten Kingdom and is in Arizona Shorts

PFF Rating: 13+DramaDirector/Writer/ProducerTroy HollarComposerShelby GainesCastNipper Knapp, Matt Letscher, Bob Clendenin

A Lovely TreatTall Harriet finds herself on a blind date with short Ed. Harriet has high expectations that most guys can’t possibly meet, especially a short one. As the evening progresses, she starts fantasizing about what it’d be like dating a short guy. By the date’s end, she’s learned to open herself to finding love in unexpected places.

Screens with Go with Le Flo

PFF Rating: 13+Romance, ComedyDirector/ProducerMitch YapkoWriter/ProducerJennifer RosenCastNick Somers, Jennifer Rosen, Aliza Pearl

My Right Eye (The Apple of My Eye)Zurdo maintained a special relationship with his grandmother. Since he went away to study, they have lost contact. On the last day of summer, with the intuition that he might not see her again, Zurdo decides to visit his grandmother. (In Spanish with English subtitles) Spain

Screens with Lad: A Yorkshire Tale

PFF Rating: 13+Drama, FamilyDirector/WriterJosecho De LinaresProducerSergi CasamitjanaComposersIvan Capillas, Gino Federic Guido Luciani

Moses on the MesaThe story of Solomon Bibo, a Jewish immigrant who battled against crooked government agents and became governor of a Native American tribe during the days of the Wild West. Life then threw him many curves, but he always fought back…and always remained a Jew…a Moses on the Mesa.

Screens with Druid Peak: One Man’s Mission to Save a Culture

PFF Rating: 13+BiographyDirector/WriterPaul RatnerProducerPetra RatnerCastR.J. Avants, Steve Corona, Candice Costello

Sheltered LoveIn blissful 1950s suburbia, a love struck bobbysoxer and her no-good-nik boyfriend seek refuge from her overprotective and hot-headed father. (This is the 4th Prescott Film Festival in which an Alex Italics film has been an Official Selection. In 2012, Alex received the award for Best Emerging Director.) Arizona filmmaker

Screens with Hank and Asha and is in Comedic Shorts

PFF Rating: 13+ComedyDirector/Writer/Co-ProducerAlex ItalicsCo-ProducerStephen PurcellCastMike Reasor, Brendan Guy Murphy, Erica Renee Smith, Carl Johnson

A Person Known to Me – Parcel No. 5: 'A Thrilling Existence'

'The Cub' Delaney is given a try-out as a detective by Chicago's legendary Mahoney & Porter Investigative Agency. Mentored by Constantine Sherro, The Cub finds himself up against a devious Pinkerton operative. This is the fifth of an 11-part mystery adventure, set between 1895 and 1905, about Sherro and The Cub’s mentor/protégé relationship.

Screens with Zig Zag Kid

PFF Rating: 13+Mystery, Thriller, AdventureStephanie Argy, Alec BoehmCastDonal Thoms-Cappello, Brian Wiles, Roger Ainslie

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School’s Out: Lessons from a Forest KindergartenIn Zurich’s suburb, Langnau am Albis, children 4 to 7 years of age, go to kindergarten in the woods every day, no matter what the weatherman says. The filmmakers follow the forest kindergarten through the seasons of one school year. This eye-opening film looks into the important question of what it is that children need at that age. (English, Swiss German)

Screens with Antarctica: A Year on Ice

PFF Rating: FFFamilyDirector/Cinematographer/EditorLisa MolomotProducerRona RichterCinematographerSascha WannerComposerTed Reichman


Wild HorsesMills returns to her native Nevada after an urgent call from her grandmother that a band of wild horses, close to their hearts, faces government roundup. In this story, that spans one day, cruelty, courage, love and memory collide as two generations of women bear witness to the brutality common to wild horse roundups in the American West.

Screens with American Mustang

PFF Rating: 13+Action, Drama, WesternDirector/WriterStephanie MartinProducersTara Tucker, Jessica WalshCastMireille Enos, Brooke Shields, Barbara Tarbuck

Working inside a Walk/Don't Walk traffic light isn't as easy as it looks. When you learn more about Lester and James' life, you will never again cross a street in the same way – especially if Julia isn't far away. (In English with French subtitles)

Screens with Commencement

PFF Rating: 13+Romance, ComedyDirector/Writer/ProducerAnthony SabetProducersLila DupreeCastTamara Feldman, Eric Hunicutt, Michael Richards

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Stephanie Argy and Alec Boehm offer a short peek at a work-in-progress sequence from the 'A Person Known to Me' installment shot in Jerome and Sedona last December! Featuring cast and crew from Prescott, Jerome, Sedona and Flagstaff. This is the seventh of an 11-part mystery adventure, set between 1895 and 1905.

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Two Special Themed After-Parties: Come, sip, sup and have fun! Light food and LIVE music is covered by your ticket price. Cash bar available.


Friday, July 25 Time: 9:00 – 11:00 pm Location: The Cabaret Theater behind the YCPAC stage; entrance at right side of the lobby. Tickets: $25

Listen to beautiful music by classic and jazz violinist, Jonathan Levingston. He was such a hit at the 2013 Festival we invited him back! Sample great food donated by Murphy’s Restaurant and Sugared N’ Iced, both Prescott businesses.


Saturday, July 26 Time: 9:00 – 11:00 pm Location: The Cabaret Theater behind the YCPAC stage; entrance at right side of the lobby; follow the yellow brick road; come in costume if you like. Tickets: $25

Music this evening is by Jazz duo Clyde Score and Denny Garr.

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Sunday, July 27 Time: 2:30 – 3:30 pm Location: YCPAC lobby Tickets: $25 (Screening of the film, American Wine Story, is included in the ticket price and follows at 4:00 pm in the YCPAC auditorium.) Filmmakers and Winemakers will be present! Co-sponsored by the Verde Valley Wine Consortium and the Yavapai College Viticulture and Enology Program.

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Sunday, July 27 Time: 6:30 – 9:30 pm Location: The Cabaret Theater behind the YCPAC stage; entrance at right side of the lobby. Tickets $25 (All filmmakers representing Festival-selected films are guests of PFF.)

Come celebrate the films and filmmakers winning Prescott Film Festival 2014 Awards.

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Restaurants Offering Festival Attendees 10% Off During the Festival

10% off any individual bill starting July 23 through July 27, 2014 (excluding alcohol, daily discounted specials, tax and tip) for anyone who presents one of the following: a Ticket Stub dated July 23-27, 2014, Filmmaker Badge, Volunteer Badge, Festival Platinum Pass or Movie Maven Pass.

BIGA, 623 Miller Valley, 928-227-2543 (L, D)Bill’s Grill, 333 S. Montezuma, 928-237-9138 (L, D)Bill’s Pizza, 107 S. Cortez, 928-443-0800 (L, D)Bin 239, 239 N. Marina, 928-445-3855 (L, D)Brick & Bones Bistro, 214 S. Montezuma, 928-778-0203 (L, D)BLIMPIE America’s Sub Shop, 120 E. Sheldon, 928-445-6668 (B, L, D)Casa Alvarez, 321 W. Gurley, 928-445-9888 (D)Celtic Crossings Pub, 1951 E. Hwy #69, 928-443-8454 (L, D)Cowgirl in the Kitchen, 1011 Commerce, 928-443-5702 (B, L)Cupper’s Bistro, 258 Lee (Trader Joe’s Mall), 928-575-2446 (B, L, D)Cupper’s Coffee House, 226 S. Cortez, 928-445-1636 (B, L)The Devil’s Pantry, 126 S. Montezuma, 928-277-0726 (L, D)Dinner Bell, 321 W. Gurley, 928-445-9888 (B, L)El Gato Azul, 316 W. Goodwin, 928-445-1070 (L, D)Firehouse Kitchen, 218 W. Goodwin, 928-776-4566 (L, D)Granite Mountain Brewing, 123 N. Cortez, 928-778-5535 (D, snacks)Gurley Street Grill, 230 W. Gurley, 928-445-3388 (L, D)Gurley Street Coffee, 318 W. Gurley, 928-350-8840 (coffees/treats)Hassayampa Inn Peacock Dining Room, 122 E. Gurley, 928-777-9563 (B, L, D)Iron Springs Café, 1501 W. Iron Springs, 928-443-8848 (B, L)JB’s Restaurant, 1121 E. Sheldon, 928-778-4029 (B, L, D)Marino’s MOB Infamous Burgers/Ice Cream, 113 S. Cortez, 928-778-3658 (L, D) Method Coffee, 3180 Willow Creek, A-1, 928-778-3658 (L, D) (coffees/treats)Murphy’s Restaurant, 201 N. Cortez, 928-445-4044 (L, D)Nick’s Feed Your Face, 418 W. Goodwin, 928-778-3743 (L)The Office Sports Restaurant & Bar, 128 N. Cortez, 928-445-1211 (L, D)Olde World Bagel and Market, 404 W. Goodwin, 928-771-0441 (B, L)The Palace, 120 S. Montezuma, 928-541-1996 (L, D)Pangaea Bakery and Café, 220 W. Goodwin, 928-778-2963 (B, L)Papa’s Italian Restaurant, 129 ½ N. Cortez, 928-775-4880 (D)Park Plaza Liquor and Deli, 402 W. Goodwin, 928-541-9894 (L, D)Pasquales Place Marino Corner Bistro, 148 N. Montezuma, 928-445-4168 (L, D)Plaza Bonita, 1317 E. Gurley, 928-778-3716 (L, D)

Prescott Crush Wine Café, 1781 E. Hwy #69, 928-237-5001 (L, D, Sun Br) The Raven Café, 142 N. Cortez, 928-717-0009 (B, L, D)Rock N Dog, 2161 Hillsdale (at #89 traffic circle), 928-379-9374 (L, D)Rosa’s Pizzeria, 330 W. Gurley, 928-445-7400 (L, D)Shannon’s Gourmet Cheesecakes, 208 W. Gurley, 928-925-6079Soldi, 111 Grove, 928-777-0444 (L, Friday evening light meals)SueAnn’s Apple Pan, 510 W. Gurley, 928-445-8323 (B, L)Sweet Anne’s Café, 142 N. Montezuma, 928-445-1240 (B, L)Taj Mahal Restaurant & Lounge, 124 N. Montezuma, 928-445-5752 (L, D)Tastebuds Pizza, 334 S. Montezuma, 928-778-3340 (L, D)Texas Roadhouse, 3310 Gateway Blvd (Gateway Mall), 928-778-7427 (L, D)Two Mamas Gourmet Pizza, 221 N. Cortez, 928-443-9455 (L, D)Yoghurt Fantasy, 3196 Willow Creek, 928-771-0401 (yogurts/treats)

Additional PFF Partner Restaurants/Caterers Supporting PFF (but not offering 10%)

Aunt B’s Bakery, 101 S. Cortez, 928-848-9998 (baked goods)Cattleman’s Bar and Grill, 669 E. Sheldon, 928-445-4300 (L, D)Chipotle Mexican Grill, 351 N. Montezuma, 928-778-0525 (L, D)Cork and Cuisine, 2985 N. Center Crt, PV, 928-237-1510 (L, D)El Charro Restaurant & Cantina, 120 N. Montezuma, 928-445-7130 (B, L, D)Enchanted Catering, enchantedcatering.net, 928-499-1841 (caterer)The Lone Spur Café, 106 W. Gurley, 928-445-8202 (B, L)McDonalds, 539 Miller Valley, 928-445-7490 (B, L, D)Olive Garden, 3060 E. Hwy #69, 928-541-9194 (L, D)Pralines of Prescott, 130 W. Gurley, 928-776-9880 (treats)Prescott Brewing Company, 130 W. Gurley, 928-771-2795 (L, D)Starbucks, 351 N. Montezuma, 928-776-9797 (coffees/treats)Streets of New York, 150 E. Sheldon, 928-708-0707 (L, D)Subway, 1781 E. Hwy #69, 25 (Frontier Village), 928-771-0066 (B, L, D)Sugar n’ Iced, sugaredniced.com, 928-379-1016 (caterer)Taco Don’s, 624 Miller Valley, 928-778-6246 (B, L, D)Trader Joe's, 252 Lee, 928-443-9075 (retailer)Whole Foods Market, 1112 Iron Springs, 928-445-7370 (B, L, D) Wildflower Bread Company, 3250 Gateway, 928-717-1700 (B, L, D)

PFF extends a giant thanks to the restaurants in colored text for providing food for Festival events and operations!

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Please support these food establishments with your business.

Restaurants Offering Festival Attendees 10% Off During the Festival

10% off any individual bill starting July 23 through July 27, 2014 (excluding alcohol, daily discounted specials, tax and tip) for anyone who presents one of the following: a Ticket Stub dated July 23-27, 2014, Filmmaker Badge, Volunteer Badge, Festival Platinum Pass or Movie Maven Pass.

BIGA, 623 Miller Valley, 928-227-2543 (L, D)Bill’s Grill, 333 S. Montezuma, 928-237-9138 (L, D)Bill’s Pizza, 107 S. Cortez, 928-443-0800 (L, D)Bin 239, 239 N. Marina, 928-445-3855 (L, D)Brick & Bones Bistro, 214 S. Montezuma, 928-778-0203 (L, D)BLIMPIE America’s Sub Shop, 120 E. Sheldon, 928-445-6668 (B, L, D)Casa Alvarez, 321 W. Gurley, 928-445-9888 (D)Celtic Crossings Pub, 1951 E. Hwy #69, 928-443-8454 (L, D)Cowgirl in the Kitchen, 1011 Commerce, 928-443-5702 (B, L)Cupper’s Bistro, 258 Lee (Trader Joe’s Mall), 928-575-2446 (B, L, D)Cupper’s Coffee House, 226 S. Cortez, 928-445-1636 (B, L)The Devil’s Pantry, 126 S. Montezuma, 928-277-0726 (L, D)Dinner Bell, 321 W. Gurley, 928-445-9888 (B, L)El Gato Azul, 316 W. Goodwin, 928-445-1070 (L, D)Firehouse Kitchen, 218 W. Goodwin, 928-776-4566 (L, D)Granite Mountain Brewing, 123 N. Cortez, 928-778-5535 (D, snacks)Gurley Street Grill, 230 W. Gurley, 928-445-3388 (L, D)Gurley Street Coffee, 318 W. Gurley, 928-350-8840 (coffees/treats)Hassayampa Inn Peacock Dining Room, 122 E. Gurley, 928-777-9563 (B, L, D)Iron Springs Café, 1501 W. Iron Springs, 928-443-8848 (B, L)JB’s Restaurant, 1121 E. Sheldon, 928-778-4029 (B, L, D)Marino’s MOB Infamous Burgers/Ice Cream, 113 S. Cortez, 928-778-3658 (L, D) Method Coffee, 3180 Willow Creek, A-1, 928-778-3658 (L, D) (coffees/treats)Murphy’s Restaurant, 201 N. Cortez, 928-445-4044 (L, D)Nick’s Feed Your Face, 418 W. Goodwin, 928-778-3743 (L)The Office Sports Restaurant & Bar, 128 N. Cortez, 928-445-1211 (L, D)Olde World Bagel and Market, 404 W. Goodwin, 928-771-0441 (B, L)The Palace, 120 S. Montezuma, 928-541-1996 (L, D)Pangaea Bakery and Café, 220 W. Goodwin, 928-778-2963 (B, L)Papa’s Italian Restaurant, 129 ½ N. Cortez, 928-775-4880 (D)Park Plaza Liquor and Deli, 402 W. Goodwin, 928-541-9894 (L, D)Pasquales Place Marino Corner Bistro, 148 N. Montezuma, 928-445-4168 (L, D)Plaza Bonita, 1317 E. Gurley, 928-778-3716 (L, D)

Partner Restaurants

Prescott Crush Wine Café, 1781 E. Hwy #69, 928-237-5001 (L, D, Sun Br) The Raven Café, 142 N. Cortez, 928-717-0009 (B, L, D)Rock N Dog, 2161 Hillsdale (at #89 traffic circle), 928-379-9374 (L, D)Rosa’s Pizzeria, 330 W. Gurley, 928-445-7400 (L, D)Shannon’s Gourmet Cheesecakes, 208 W. Gurley, 928-925-6079Soldi, 111 Grove, 928-777-0444 (L, Friday evening light meals)SueAnn’s Apple Pan, 510 W. Gurley, 928-445-8323 (B, L)Sweet Anne’s Café, 142 N. Montezuma, 928-445-1240 (B, L)Taj Mahal Restaurant & Lounge, 124 N. Montezuma, 928-445-5752 (L, D)Tastebuds Pizza, 334 S. Montezuma, 928-778-3340 (L, D)Texas Roadhouse, 3310 Gateway Blvd (Gateway Mall), 928-778-7427 (L, D)Two Mamas Gourmet Pizza, 221 N. Cortez, 928-443-9455 (L, D)Yoghurt Fantasy, 3196 Willow Creek, 928-771-0401 (yogurts/treats)

Additional PFF Partner Restaurants/Caterers Supporting PFF (but not offering 10%)

Aunt B’s Bakery, 101 S. Cortez, 928-848-9998 (baked goods)Cattleman’s Bar and Grill, 669 E. Sheldon, 928-445-4300 (L, D)Chipotle Mexican Grill, 351 N. Montezuma, 928-778-0525 (L, D)Cork and Cuisine, 2985 N. Center Crt, PV, 928-237-1510 (L, D)El Charro Restaurant & Cantina, 120 N. Montezuma, 928-445-7130 (B, L, D)Enchanted Catering, enchantedcatering.net, 928-499-1841 (caterer)The Lone Spur Café, 106 W. Gurley, 928-445-8202 (B, L)McDonalds, 539 Miller Valley, 928-445-7490 (B, L, D)Olive Garden, 3060 E. Hwy #69, 928-541-9194 (L, D)Pralines of Prescott, 130 W. Gurley, 928-776-9880 (treats)Prescott Brewing Company, 130 W. Gurley, 928-771-2795 (L, D)Starbucks, 351 N. Montezuma, 928-776-9797 (coffees/treats)Streets of New York, 150 E. Sheldon, 928-708-0707 (L, D)Subway, 1781 E. Hwy #69, 25 (Frontier Village), 928-771-0066 (B, L, D)Sugar n’ Iced, sugaredniced.com, 928-379-1016 (caterer)Taco Don’s, 624 Miller Valley, 928-778-6246 (B, L, D)Trader Joe's, 252 Lee, 928-443-9075 (retailer)Whole Foods Market, 1112 Iron Springs, 928-445-7370 (B, L, D) Wildflower Bread Company, 3250 Gateway, 928-717-1700 (B, L, D)

PFF extends a giant thanks to the restaurants in colored text for providing food for Festival events and operations!

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Supporters

The Prescott Film Festival (PFF)The 2014 Prescott Film Festival is presented in association with Yavapai College with screenings held year-round at the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center.

PFF thanks the many businesses, foundations, individuals and organizations supporting PFF with donations and in-kind support.

Prescott Film Festival Supporters

Limelight Shelley BartolomeoNancy A. Blum, DO, PLCClyde Score and Denny Garr, guitarist and stand-up bassistThe Devil’s PantryDrew Hall and Sonny Moore, guitar duet

El Gato AzulJonathan Levingston, violinistThe Nackard Companies-Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.Olive GardenPangaea Bakery and CaféRosa’s PizzeriaWhole Foods Market

Spotlight Allan’s FlowersBest Western PrescottonianBill’s PizzaChipolte Mexican GrillComfort Inn at Ponderosa PinesEnchanted CateringGurley Street GrillLowe’sMurphy’s RestaurantPine View MotelThe Prescott Flower Shop

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Sheldon Street LodgeSugar n’ IcedTaj Mahal Restaurant & LoungeThink4IncWatters Garden CenterWildflower Bread Company

Show Stopper APSCountry BankKiowa Davis-Huckno, lobby pianistDesert Sky Media The Frame & I Hassayampa InnHotel St. MichaelNational Bank of ArizonaPrescott Pro SoundPrescott Transit AuthorityPrescott YMCAStarbucks (Depot Marketplace)

Screen Writer Anonymous Antidote Creative DesignArizona Commission on the Arts Arizona ShuttleCork and CuisineCountry BankThe Daily CourierHotel VendomeRaskin’s JewelersResidence Inn MarriottSitting Duck StudioSpringHill Suites MarriottYavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe

Director Arizona’s Hometown Radio GroupCity of Prescott, Office of Tourism Harkins TheatresMargaret T. Morris FoundationOlsen’s Grain

Producer Anonymous Great Lakes AirlinesJ. W. Kieckhefer FoundationPrescott Chamber of Commerce

Executive Producer The James Family Trust

Additional Businesses Donating Food, Products and/or Services(See Partner Restaurants and Hotels for additional businesses supporting PFF)AlbertsonsCoca-Cola RefreshmentsCostcoFry’s, Willow Creek Hensley Beverage CompanyPrescott True Value HardwareSafeway, White SparSafeway, Willow Creek

Sam’s ClubTargetTrader Joe’sWalgreensWalmart, Prescott ValleyWalmart, Rt. 69 Walmart, Willow Creek

Arizona Film Industry Partners Greater Phoenix Jewish Film FestivalIFP PhoenixPhoenix Film FestivalSedona International Film FestivalTucson International Jewish Film Festival

Civic Partners Yavapai CollegeCity of Prescott, Office of TourismPrescott Chamber of CommercePrescott Downtown Association

Local Arts/Cultural PartnersArizona Cowboy PoetsPOPS SymphonyPrescott Center for the ArtsPrescott Jazz Summit Prescott Western Heritage DaysSharlot Hall MuseumSmoki MuseumWorld's Oldest RodeoYavapai College Performing Arts CenterYavapai Symphony Association

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Where the Movies Are

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General Admission: $10 per filmStudent/YC Faculty: 50% off individual tickets and 10-Pak10-Pak: $80Movie Maven Pass: $100 (entrance to all movies/workshops)Platinum Pass: $340 (entrance to all movies/workshops, reserved Oxymorons seating, Arizona Wine Tasting, Three Parties, V.I.P. Director's Loft and more)

The Prescott Film Festival is a City of Prescott Signature Event.

The Prescott Film Festival offices are located on the Yavapai College campus, Bldg. 28; 928-458-7209; prescottfilmfestival.com.

The Prescott Film Festival is a 501(c)(3) organization. Please ensure that outstanding independent films continue to be available for yourself, your family, your friends and your community. Any size donation is appreciated. Send to: Prescott Film Festival, PO 2731, Prescott, AZ 86302 or go to prescottfilmfestival.com. Thank you.

If you require access accommodation, such as sign language interpretation, please contact the PFF Festival office at least two weeks prior to the event you wish to attend at 928-458-7209 or [email protected].

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