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SCHEDULE
To download a pdf of the Women's Film Festival
calendar, click
here.
To download a pdf of the film descriptions,
click here.
Thursday, February 22
Live interview for the Women’s Film Festival on Valley Free Radio,
103.3 FM, 9-10 a.m.
Marilyn Buhlmann and Sandra Brodsky
Friday, March 2: Opening Reception & Film Clips
5:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham Theatre: Opening of Visions
& Voices Art Show: Reception
6 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Coming Attractions: View film clips from the Festival
7 p.m. and 9 p.m.: Latchis Theatre: Benefit for the Women’s Crisis
Center
Friday, March 9: Opening Night of Film Festival
6:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Been
Rich All My Life and Louise
8:30
p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Queen
of the Gypsies (Discussion with the Director, Jocelyn Ajami)
Saturday, March 10
1 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Positive
Profiles in Courage: Vermont Women Living with HIV. Special
Event: March 10th is National Women & Girls HIV Awareness
Day 2007. To celebrate this, Twin States Network (an organization that
provides programs and services to people of all ages who infected with
and affected by Hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS) and The AIDS Project of Southern
Vermont are joining to present a special event as part of the Women's
Film Festival. They will show a 45 minute documentary: Positive Profiles
in Courage: Vermont Women Living with HIV. The documentary was produced
by Twin States Network from a grant from the Region 1 Office of Women's
Health and the Department of Public Health and Human Services. In the
film, five Vermont women/girls tell their stories of living with HIV/AIDS.
Following the film there will be a panel of Vermont women who are living
with HIV/AIDS and local HIV/AIDS service providers. There will also be
a staged enactment of how an HIV/AIDS test is performed using OraSure.
Information on reducing the risk of getting HIV/AIDS and information on
where and how to get tested for HIV/AIDS will be available. The event
will be ASL-interpreted and is free of charge. Refreshments will be served.
4 p.m.: Latchis: Vanaja
4 p.m.: Latchis: Hand
on the Pulse and Toxic
Bust
6:30 p.m; .Hooker-Dunham: Sisters
in Law
8:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Who’s
the Top and The
Aggressives (Only 18 and over admitted)
Sunday,
March 11
1 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Cheek
to Cheek, Deeper
Than Y and Louise
4 p.m.: Latchis: Vanaja
4 p.m.: Latchis: Sisters
in Law.
6:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Be
Fruitful & Multiply and Sari’s
Mother.
8:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Linda
& Ali, Two Lives Within Four Walls.
Monday, March 12
6:30 p.m.: New England Youth Theatre: China
Blue. (Panel Discussion with CLEA)
8:45 p.m.: New England Youth Theatre: Cheek
to Cheek, Deeper
Than Y and Louise.
Tuesday, March 13
6:30 p.m.: New England Youth Theatre: This
is a Game, Ladies.
8:30 p.m.: New England Youth Theatre: Sari’s
Mother, Kumari,
and God
Sleeps in Rwanda.
Wednesday, March 14
6:30 p.m.: New England Youth Theatre: Naked
Hitch Hiker and Been
Rich All My Life.
8:30
p.m.: New England Youth Theatre: Unveiled.
Thursday, March 15
9-10 a.m.: Live interview with a film director for the Women’s Film
Festival on Valley Free Radio, 103.3 FM
6:30 p.m.: New England Youth Theatre: M.C.
Richards: The Fire Within and Naked
Hitch Hiker. (Intro and Q&A with M.C. Richards Film makers Richard
Kane & Melody Lewis-Kane)
8:30 p.m.: New England Youth Theatre: Linda
& Ali, Two Lives Within Four Walls.
Friday, March 16
6:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: China
Blue and Celamy
8:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Can
You Hear Me? Israeli and Palestinian Fight For Peace and Hand
on the Pulse (Discussion with the Director of Can You Hear Me?, Lilly
Rivlin)
Saturday,
March 17
1 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Be
Fruitful & Multiply and Toxic
Bust. (Introduction of Be Fruitful & Multiply and Q&A by Madeleine
Kunin, former governor of Vermont)
4 p.m.: Latchis: Gypo
4 p.m.: Latchis: Daughters
of Afghanistan and Me
& the Mosque
6:30 p.m; .Hooker-Dunham: This
is a Game, Ladies.
8:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Unveiled
Sunday, March 18 (Closing
day of the Film Festival)
1 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Daughters
of Afghanistan and Me
& the Mosque.
4 p.m.: Latchis: Gypo
4 p.m.: Latchis: Queen
of the Gypsies and Louise
6:30 p.m; .Hooker-Dunham: Sari’s
Mother, Kumari,
and God
Sleeps in Rwanda.
8:30 p.m.: Hooker-Dunham: Roots
of Change. (Discussion with Directors Lisa Merton & Alan Dater)
Saturday, March 31
5:30-7:30 p.m: Closing reception for the Visions and Voices Art Exhibition
at the Hooker-Dunham. All final bids to be in by 6:30 p.m.
For the Women’s Film Festival, contact Arlene Distler, at arldis@sover.net
or (802) 254-9595, Marilyn Buhlmann at marilyn_art@yahoo.com
or (802) 257-0098, or Adam Silver at aasilver@verizon.net,
or the Film Festival hotline at wff2007@comcast.net
and at (802) 258-9100.
For the Visions and Voices Art Exhibition, contact Suzanne d'Corsey
at sdcorsey@comcast.net, or
(802) 451-1962
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