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Subject The topic of the resource Drunken Zombie Film Festival Podcasts Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Born_Again_Hooligan Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived https://soundcloud.com/tyler-l-schmid/midnight-frightcast-1-sausage-biscuits-coffee-and-wrong-turns Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Nov. 16, 2014 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/3801/archive/files/04d26913e4f2d8f3dfc5f1436b853e99.pdf?Expires=1777507200&Signature=WFQGwQDKoRhuVNZ90JUcrl1UphDm8ivWRvlz-9VxBBIb1mVptu02RxR1bXUJMkmskz8QdcTrI7dWATxTMpkLxsMphcMz9ysyqEjXIjZag%7EVsl9VcvDiTk29BbCZNcLAJIFKdJrCtPzUTeST6y84cMoqIzx9Qc6TFMcEuhZ4uamYupSBaWVf%7EN9QVzjSjuq5FydVdFPj4%7EGbc6xdpC%7EkYYJ06UhdkFkPL8Z-lCsu01ElK-gfO3Uk-zLHMOCYrsCe2UQUvw4j7DgIKxo54HKTGvnKBsfWFZcTfe5NzkPYe9EVJsfQT%7EfNzefy6OCAZNbW723hhHn9BXnnx6QCqKO4b4w__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM e4e890cadc230d06a2566f012f3d3beb PDF Text Text February 15-16, 2015 Somerville Theatre Old enough to know better. Schedule subject to change. See lobby postings for updates. Young enough to stay awake. The Thon Blizzard Edition 3:20 P In Memoriam 4:00 P Snowpiercer (2013) Rated R Set in Boston during the eerily-predicted snowpocalypse of February 2015. (Kidding—blizzard humor.) Failed climate-change experiment has killed all life on the planet except for those aboard the Snowpiercer, a train with its own economy and class system that travels around the globe. D: Bong Joon Ho. C: Jamie Bell, Chris Evans, Ed Harris, John Hurt, and Tilda Swinton. 6:25 P 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Rated G 24 Hours 70mm print. Based on Arthur C. Clarke’s novella The Sentinel. Unseen alien forces propel the story from the dawn of humankind to 2001, through the “star gate,” and rebirth. Oscar-winning special visual effects supervised by Tom Howard, Con Pederson, Douglas Trumbull, and Wally Veevers. D: Stanley Kubrick; C: Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood, and Douglas Rain (as the voice of HAL). 8:55 P Douglas Trumbull Q&A 9:10 P Alien-Deflecting Helmet Device Contest 9:25 P The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) Not Rated Silent with live musical accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis. Archetypal example of German Expressionism. At a town fair, Francis and his friend Alan visit the tent of Dr. Caligari, where they encounter the fortune-telling somnabulist Cesare who predicts Alan’s death. D: Robert Wiene. C: Lil Dagover, Friedrich Feher, Werner Krauss, Hans Heinrich von Twardowski, and Conrad Veidt. 11:45 P Short Subjects: Prelude To Axanar and The Quiet Zone 12:20 A Fantassacherie (2014) Not Rated — Italy US Premiere. Winner Best Film, Nice, Italy. Animated. Three characters in three different ages are united by a dream of freedom and a small masterpiece of literature. A journey through the mysterious and timeless aspirations, sufferings and reveries of a poet, young student, and child lost in the woods. D: Paolo Gaudio. S: Alessia Alciati, Angelique Cavallari, and Nicoletta Cefaly. 1 :50 A Them! (1954) Not Rated 35mm print. Screened at SF1 (1976). Intelligent script by Ted Sherdemann from a George Worthing Yates story. Atomic tale of giant ants run amock in the American Southwest. D: Gordon Douglas; Giant Ants: Ralph Ayers; C: James Arness, Edmund Gwenn, Fess Parker, Joan Weldon, and James Whitmore. Watch for glimpse of Leonard Nimoy at a teletype machine. 3:30 A The Day The Earth Stood Still (1951) Not Rated Launched SF1 (1976) in Theater 2 at The Orson Welles Cinema. Humanoid alien Klaatu comes to Earth with powerful, tankmelting robot Gort and anti-nuclear message: change our ways or Earth will be reduced to a “burnt out cinder.” D: David Wise. SFX: Fred Sersen. Golden Globe-nominated Score: Bernard Hermann. C. Sam Jaffe, Patricia Neal, and Michael Rennie. �5:10 A The Twilight Zone: I Sing The Body Electric (1962) TV Episode 5:40 A Moonraker (1979) Rated PG Eleventh of the James Bond films. Agent 007 blasts into outer space to investigate space shuttle theft and thwart plot for world domination in this fantastical 1930s serial-like tale. D: Lewis Gilbert. C: Lois Chiles, Richard Kiel, Michael Lonsdale, and Roger Moore. 7:55 A Exoplanet Fitness 8:05 A Big Trouble In Little China (1986) Rated PG-13 A truck driver’s green-eyed fiancée, returning to San Francisco from China, is kidnapped. A malevolent sorcerer, magic, monsters, and martial arts ensue. D: John Carpenter. C: Kim Cattrall, Dennis Dun, James Hong, Kurt Russell, and Victor Wong. 9:50 A Iron Giant (1999) Rated PG 35mm print. Animated. Based on The Iron Man by Ted Hughes. Huge metal robot drops from space and is befriended by a lonely nine year-old boy. D: Brad Bird; Voices: Jennifer Aniston, Harry Connick, Jr., Cloris Leachman, and John Mahoney. 11:20A Marathon History Symposium 11:40 A This Island Earth (1955) Not Rated 35mm print. Launched SF1 (1976) in Theater 1 at The Orson Welles Cinema. Friendly aliens from the planet Metaluna kidnap a group of Earth scientists to enlist their help repairing an interplanetary shield that protects them from the warring Zahgons. One of the last films shot in vivid, three-strip Technicolor. D: Joseph Newman. C: Faith Domergue, Jeff Morrow, and Rex Reason. 1 : 1 5 P Gort Awards and Closing Announcements 1 :25 P Edge Of Tomorrow (2014) Rated PG-13 Boston Online Film Critics Association 2014 winner for best editing. The aliens are winning the war when an untested military officer is thrown into a time loop forcing him to fight, die, learn, and do it again. D: Doug Liman. S: Emily Blunt, Tom Cruise, Brendan Gleeson, and Bill Paxton. Acknowledgments Fest Production Team: Frank and Fran Urbano, Sultans of Swag; Dan LeBlanc, Director, In Memoriam; Suzzanne Cromwell, Co-curator, Head Judge, and Filmmaker Liaison; Hal Wagner, Technical Director; Tom & Diane Weaver, Communications Director; Fatima Manning, Events Director; Chris Phoenix, Branding/Marketing Director | Bruce Bartoo, Comrade in Arms | Larry Jackson, The Creator | Judges: Chris Anderson, Mies Boet, Ray Carroll, Monica Castillo, Tyler Christopher, Brett Cromwell, Suzzanne Cromwell, Julia Gavin, John Hoff, Jon Hutton, Dan Kimmel, and Patrick Snow | Thon Team: Tony DiSalvo, Harry O. Lohr, Jr., and Chris Phoenix | | Somerville Theatre: Ian Judge & Crew; David Kornfeld & Projectionist Staff; Richard Fraiman | Sponsors & Friends: Aya @ Boston Costume, Matt @ iRobot, Dave Chamberlain, Betty Fulton, Carrie Meade, Chelsea Merz, Nat Segaloff, and Dan Shea & The Boston Hassle Festival Producer & Host: Garen Daly SF40 • A Garen Daly Production • www.BostonSci-Fi.com Copyright © February 2015 The Boston Science Fiction Film Festival • Zeotrope Media Orson Welles Cinema Blizzard of ’78 www.Rule.com SF40 Program by Harry O. Lohr, Jr. • Edited by Judy Karp � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Festival Programs Description An account of the resource A collection of fantastic film festival programs from US and Canadian genre festivals. 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Anarchic mayhem erupts in the small town of Kingston Falls when lunatic gremlins are inadvertently unleashed on Christmas Eve in this highly original, scary-funny tale of Mogwai-gone-wild from writer Chris Columbus and director Joe Dante. c: Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates, Hoyt Axton & Corey Feldman. Music by Jerry Goldsmith. 2:00 P Starman (1984) Rated PG 24 Hours 70mm print. Following his sci-fi films Dark Star, Escape From New York, and The Thing, director John Carpenter turned to examining the human condition—in the guise of a stranded alien from an advanced civilization who, to avoid capture, assumes the form of a grieving, young widow’s recently deceased husband. c: Jeff Bridges, Karen Allen & Charles Martin Smith. 3:55 P Alien-Deflecting Helmet Device Contest 4:05 P Himmelskibet - A Trip To Mars (1918) Not Rated - Denmark Featuring live musical accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis, Himmelskibit (“heaven ship”), one of two Danish silent sci-fi films, may be cinema’s first real space adventure. Tale of Earth travelers welcomed by the people of Mars—pacifists and vegetarians evolved well past their visitors’ warlike ways. d: Holger-Madsen. Swedish cast member Nils Asther became a Hollywood star. 5:25 P Blade Runner - The Final Cut (1982) Rated R SF Marathon debut of director Ridley Scott’s “Final Cut.” Based loosely on Philip K. Dick’s novel Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep. Set in Los Angeles in the year 2019, “Blade Runner” Rick Deckard pursues humanized robot “Replicants” searching for their creator. c: Harrison Ford as Deckard, with Joanna Cassidy, Daryl Hannah, Rutger Hauer, Edward James Olmos & Sean Young. Special f/x wizard/director Douglas Trumbull served as the special photographic f/x supervisor. Music by Vangelis. 7:25 P Quantum Singularity 7:35 P High Treason (1929) Not Rated - United Kingdom 35mm print with restored sound. This rarely seen British film was intended to match Fritz Lang’s Metropolis (1926). Set in the then-imagined future of 1940—planes land atop skyscrapers, a Channel tunnel links England with the Continent, and television has replaced print journalism—the adherents of an international Peace League attempt to stop two governments from destroying the world in a catastrophic war. d: Maurice Elvery. c: Basil Gill & Benita Hume. Cameo by Raymond Massey. 8:45 P Ex machina (2015) Rated R Writer-director Alex Garland’s Ex Machina has garnered Oscar (screenplay, visual f/x), Golden Globe, and Alliance of Women Film Journalists (screenplay, best supporting actress) nominations. A young programmer at an Internet search giant wins a competition to visit his reclusive CEO’s mountain estate. Once arrived, he’s charged with evaluating the human qualities of “Ava,” a breathtakingly beautiful experiment in artificial intelligence. c: Alicia Vikander, Domhnall Gleeson & Oscar Isaac. �10:40 P The Man Who Fell To Earth (1976) Rated R - United Kingdom New stereo restoration. Arriving on Earth in search of water for his family and drought-stricken planet, David Bowie’s extraordinary extraterrestrial persona, Thomas Newton, undergoes transformation from alien to human. This was Bowie’s first screen role. Based on Walter Tevis’ 1963 novel. d: Nicolas Roeg. Also starring Rip Torn, Candy Clark, Buck Henry & Bernie Casey. 1:00 A Idiocracy (2006) Rated R 35mm print. The movie a certain “fair and balanced” media corp. tried to suppress. Forgotten participants in a Human Hibernation Project awaken 500 years hence to a dystopian society of idiots. d: Mike Judge. c: Luke Wilson, Maya Rudolph & Dax Shepard. 2:25 A Michael Schlesinger’s “The Bride Of Finkelstein” (2015 Short) 2:50 A Pitch Black (2000) Rated R When a space transport ship carrying 40 people crash lands on an isolated planet the survivors must contend with an imposing, amoral ex-con in their midst and an unseen terror in the dark. d: David Towhy. c: Vin Diesel, Radha Mitchell. 4:45 A Never Let Me Go (2010) Rated R - United Kingdom Unfolding over the course of an alternate mid-20th century history, Never Let Me Go explores the complicated inner lives of three British students, the souls they may or may not possess, and the disturbing fate they share. Based on Kazuo Ishiguro’s bestselling novel. d: Mark Romanek. c: Carey Mulligan, Andrew Garfield, Keira Knightley, Charlotte Rampling & Sally Hawkins. 6:30 A Big Ass Spider! (2013) Rated PG-13 Ten stories high and very hungry! Escaped from a military lab, a giant alien spider wreaks havoc on Los Angeles in this suspenseful, campy buddy comedy from director Mike Mendez. c: Greg Grunberg, Lin Shaye & Ruben Pla. 7:55 A Donovan’s Brain (1953) Not Rated 35mm. One of three films based on novelist Curt Siodmak’s intriguing tale of a ruthless millionaire’s disembodied brain kept alive in a scientist’s lab, director Felix Feist’s noirish McCarthy-era mind control thriller is closest to the original novel. c: Lew Ayres, Steve Brodie, Gene Evans, & future first lady Nancy Davis (Reagan). Cinematography: Joseph Biroc (It’s A Wonderful Life). 9:25 A They Live (1988) Rated R 35mm. A drifter arrives in LA to discover its consumerist society is being manipulated by aliens using subliminal messages. Director John Carpenter’s satire on Reaganomics still resonates more than 25 years later. c: Roddy Piper, Keith David, & Meg Foster. 10:45 A Closing • Invasion Of The Bodysnatchers (1956) Not Rated The first—and best—of three film adaptations of Jack Finney’s story, director Don Siegel’s chilling 1956 depiction of parasitic pod aliens is at its core a reflection on the difference between being human and not. No sleeping now! Written by Daniel Mainwaring with additional dialogue by Sam Peckinpah (uncredited). c: Kevin McCarthy, Dana Wynter & Carolyn Jones. Acknowledgments Boston Sci-Fi Festival Team: Suzzanne Cromwell, Lindsey Curran, Conner Denney, Chris Phoenix & Phoenix Media, Omega, Rich Sullivan, Diane Weaver, Hal Wagner, and Anya Wilczynski | Thanks to Warner Archive, Justin DiPrieto, and Matt @ iRobot Marathon Team: Frank and Fran Urbano, Bruce Bartoo, Jon Hutton, Tony DiSalvo, Harry O. Lohr, Jr. & Judy Karp, Wallace Kemp, and Dave Chamberlain Dan Leblanc (In Memoriam video) | Somerville Theatre Team: Ian Judge, Peter, Tom, and David and the Staff of the Starship Somerville Judges: Roberto Del, Adam Lovett, Phil Healy, Christopher Maloney, Brett Cromwell, Michele Pettis, Tyler Christopher, Mark Sherwood, Christopher Anderson, Monica Catillo, Patrick Snow, and Connor Denney To all the filmmakers who make sci-fi films, thank you for sharing your vision with us. If by chance (likely) we have forgotten someone, please forgive us. Your name may not be written here, but your contribution is in our hearts. Thank you all. Festival Producer: Garen Daly SF41 • A Garen Daly Production • www.BostonSci-Fi.com Copyright © February 2016 The Boston Science Fiction Film Festival • Zeotrope Media SF41 Program by Harry O. Lohr, Jr. • Edited by Judy Karp � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Lohr, Jr.; Edited by Judy Karp Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2016 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Boston MA Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context <a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-net/3801/archive/files/6af4568a3314d764987f002fd761c898.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAI3ATG3OSQLO5HGKA&amp;Expires=1592438400&amp;Signature=TLFqWk8wCw3tCtAWqgkvAncRYKA%3D" title="Mobile friendly program">Click here for mobile friendly program</a> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived https://www.bostonscifi.com/s/SF41-Marathon-Program.pdf Relation A related resource https://www.bostonscifi.com https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/3801/archive/files/b821d8c67256f085f27352f49b866635.pdf?Expires=1777507200&Signature=fCc5BZ819trK7RIu7IjGofHTRMNDdP4Z9rZLeysRqz9puM%7E6JQHwAu4cA8Eo0p9QgZMzoFNwqf07-B%7EQvs0EGXb5JwMzvlJUpnhM9AnNmtu9vfnXq0iGTJn9WzI3AsOGO7fsPAOA8MEnmWY2ooq4qAx3uI%7EwH5Ip-sceEEEeAL1S5NQDU7RDQpQBnbW1FMDX96pcu6pRm%7EmkWrlKiwt1ouRsB65B3ukIYb-BuY5tI4T6B6pqAsNOX-SyGZUnAyfdo1NJm1h0IopvsdAcsNn0ZyKXMXvPofRLG229B56S-BpWG-b--wkZf1uQ6x6SAiodk1WFye4bRZwx5Rc3pVzMDg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM d2950e7bd8dc0c873f1c033f461da983 PDF Text Text Zeotrope Media presents Festival Program �February 5-15, 2016 Boston Science Fiction Film Festival 400 Days (United States 2015) Boston Premiere. Produced by SyFy. When astronauts are tested for a long space flights, they find things going badly. With Brandon Routh (Superman returnS), Dane Cook, Caity Lotz (the machine), Tom Cavanagh (the FlaSh). 88min. Alienated (United States 2015) NE Premiere. After seeing a UFO, a man and his skeptical wife are forced to confront issues. Winner: LA Indie Film Fest, NYC Chain Film Fest. d: Brian Ackley. 80min. Arrowhead (Australia 2015) US Premiere. A political prisoner crashes on a desert moon. He soon realizes the deadliest creature around may just be himself. With Dan Mor (Killing Jesus), Aleisha Rose, & Christopher Kirby (iron Sky). Winner: Best Feature Film at 2015 SciFi Film Festival (Sydney, Australia). d: Jesse O’Brien. 95min. Astraea (United States 2015) Boston Premiere. The human race is all but extinct as a teen comes of age. Winner: Dances With Films, Fantastic Planet, Maine International Film Fest. d: Kristjan Thor. 95min. Ctrl Alt Delete (United States 2016) US World Premiere. Your world is about to get rebooted. Hacktivists break into a server room, & unknowingly uncover an artificial super intelligence with strange ideas of fun. d: James Cox. 87min. Displacement (United States 2016) US World Premiere. A deadly anomaly is causing time slips, possibly a murder, & then there are those inconvenient memory losses. Terrific cast with Courtney Hope, Oscar nominee Bruce Davison, Golden Globe winner Susan Blakely, Sarah Douglas (Superman ii) 122min. Dual City (Japan 20xx) East Coast Premiere. Driven to find her daughter, a young woman joins the resistance in a divided Japan in 2034. Winner: Nippon Film Fest, Visions Award d: Yokna Hasegawa. 97min. See pages 4-5 for schedule. —2— Einstein’s God Model (United States 2016) Since the beginning, only religion answered what happens after death. Brayden Taylor is about to change that. With the help of a physicist, a blind medium, and Thomas Edison’s final experiment, he quests to contact the afterlife. To do so, he must defy the laws of quantum physics. He must defy the balance nature demands. He must defy… the God Model. d: Philip Johnson. 88min. Embers (United States 2015) A global neurological epidemic wipes everyone’s memory. Those who remain search for connection in an increasingly compromised world. “Best Science Fiction Discovery of the Year” – IndieWire. Winner: Best Narrative, New Orleans Film Fest; Slamdance Closing Night Film. d: Claire Carré. 85min. Fanarchy (Canada 2015) Boston Premiere. Die-hard fans risk life, limb and financial bankruptcy in their quest for the ultimate truth—fan stardom. d: Donna Davies. 89min. This Giant Papier-Mâché Boulder Is Actually Really Heavy (New Zealand 2016) World Premiere. Action comedy about three guys who are suddenly thrust into a parallel world of an old sci-fi film. It’s a low budget universe in need of a big budget escape. d: Christian Nicolson. 111min. House Of Time (France 2015) US Premiere. Unknown Nazi documents are discovered revealing plans for a time machine. When made, the journey is not what was expected. d: Jonathan Helpert. 86min. Mafia: Survival Game (Russia 2016) US Premiere. Great SFX in this Russian film based on the popular game. Contestants must find the mole or die. Great SFX. Please note: this is a dubbed film, and the only one available. d: Sarik Andreasyan. 96min. Merge (United States 2016) World Premiere. Sequestered at an experimental micro-school, a group of students manipulate nanotechnology to game the system, accidentally introducing the potential for things far beyond a novel method of cheating. d: Justin Bull. 72min. —3— �February 5-15, 2016 Boston Science Fiction Film Festival Native (United Kingdom 2016) World Premiere. Two scientists travel across the universe tracking a distant transmission. The deeper they go…. Great cast includes: Rupert Graves (Sherlock) Ellie Kendrick (Game oF throneS), Leanne Best (StarWarS Vii), Ian Hart (BoardWalk empire). d: Daniel Fitzsimmons. Q&A with director & team following screening. 88min. The Phoenix Incident (United States 2015) World Premiere. Found Footage. Four young men trek out to the desert while the famous Phoenix Lights Incident occurs. What happens can finally be revealed nearly 20 years later. d: Kieth Arem (director of call oF duty and other computer games). 84min. Director will do a Q&A, launch a new app & hold a master class at the Fest. SF41 Fri 2.05 Sat 2.06 Sun 2.07 Main Theatre 3:00 Embers 4:30 Project-M (Canada 2015) US Premiere. “One of the best movies I’ve seen this year ” ~ Eclipse Mag. “Project-M… making science fiction believable on a budget” ~ Dallas Culture Map Astronauts testing endurance protocols face something unplanned – Earth’s demise. d: Eric Picolli. Q&A with director following screening. 98min. Program and screening times are subject to change. See website for complete information. 2:45 Displacement Screening Room Mon 2.08 Polder (Switzerland-Germany 2015) US Premiere. The ultimate game turns fantasies into adventures, but the company behind it has a fantasy of its own and its none too pretty. Narcisse Award nominee. d: Julian M. Grünthal, Samuel Schwarz. 95min. Tue 2.09 Wed 2.10 Thr 2.11 Fri 2.12 Sat 2.13 Location Main Theatre 9:00 Mafia Survival Game —4— 5:00 Ctrl Alt Delete 5:00 Skyquake 6:30 6:40 5:30 5:30 6:30 6:00 5:30 Q&A Skyquake Shorts II Q&A Shorts III w/ Q&A Shorts V w/ Q&A Q&A Alienated Distribution Forum Q&A Somnio 7:00 House of T ime 7:00 Polder 7:00 Merge w/ Q&A 7:00 Fanarchy 7:15 Attack Of The 50 Foot Woman 6:45 App Launch 7:00 Project-M 7:00 Native 8:00 Astraea 7:00 The Survivalist Q&A Displacement 5:30 Arrowhead 5:00 400 Days Screening Room Main Theatre 4:50 Q&A Embers Screening Room Main Theatre 3:00 Master Class 7:30 7:30 8:00 8:45 Shorts I w/ Q&A Shorts IV w/ Q&A Shorts VI w/ Q&A 9:00 Vintage Tomorrows 8:45 Beast From 20,000 Fathoms 9:00 Einstein’s God Model 5:00 Shorts II 9:00 Space People w/ Q&A 5:00 Dual City 5:00 Alienated 7:00 The Phoenix Incident 5:00 Giant Papier Mache Boulder 7:30 5:00 Somnio 8:30 Q&A Phoenix Inc. Film Financing Seminar Q&A Native 9:00 Mafia Survival Game 9:15 Reconnoiter 9:00 Tales of Tales —5— �February 5-15, 2016 Boston Science Fiction Film Festival Reconniter (United Kingdom 2015) NE Premiere. “Thoughtful and ingenious… reminiscent of the equally ambitious Coherence.” ~ Austin Chronicle. A pilot marooned on an alien planet and soon discovers the planets only inhabitants are predatory machines. 80min. Skyquake (Canada 2016) World Premiere. “The style & tone of classic X-Files combine with the sharpness of The Machinist” ~ Christopher Giroux. A struggling recluse believes strange sounds from the sky have followed him home. d: Sandy Robson. 79min. Q&A with director following screening. Somnio (United States 2016) World Premiere. Outsmarting a computer is a prisoner’s only hope to for freedom and to discover if the world has been obliterated. c: Christopher Soren Kelly (INK). d: Travis Milloy (writer: Pandorum) Q&A with director following screening. Space People (United States 2015) World Premiere. Comedy/Adventure. Earth bound alien crew search for a way to contact their galaxy & thwart an evil plot in this locally made romp. Shot in and around Boston. Part of our Critical Mass series. d: Adam Griswold. 105min. The Survivalist (Ireland-United Kingdom 2015) NE Premiere. “Mad Max for the countryside!” ~ IndieWire. Multi-award winner. In a post-apocalyptic world a loner is befriended by two women, which challenges everything with Martin McCann (claSh oF the titanS, ’71) & Mia Goth (nymphomania, eVereSt). Awards: Stiges-Citizen Kane Award; BAFTA Douglas Hickox Award; Tribeca -Best New Narrative. d: Stephen Fingleton. 104min. Tales Of Tales (United States-Italy) Boston Premiere. Inspired by Giambattista Basile’s stories. taleS weaves three stories about selfishness, beauty, jealousy, death, and rebirth into a fantasy with deeper meanings. Sumptuous and stunningly shot. c: Salma Hayak, John C Reilly Vincent Cassell, Toby Jones. d: Matteo Garrone (Gomorrah). 125min. Vintage Tomorrows (United States 2015) Is cosplay trend, Steampunk culturally significant? Or is it a privileged subculture rooted in reclamation dormant technology? d: Byrd McDonald. 67min. —6— SF41 • The 24-hour Sci-Fi Marathon February 14-15 The Festival concludes with The Marathon (a.k.a., “The Thon”), a 24-hour motion picture endurance test featuring classic films, new releases, and, schlock laugh-fests—it’s like binge watching with 750 of your closest friends! The Thon starts at noon on the 14th and ends at noon on President’s Day. Visit BostonSciFi.com for additional information. SF Marathon feature films listed in alphabetical order. Big Ass Spider (2013) Blade Runner - The Final Cut (1982) Donovan’s Brain (1953) Ex Machina (2015) Gremlins (1984) High Treason (1929) Himmelskibet - A Trip To Mars (1918 - Denmark) Idiocracy (2013) Invasion Of The Bodysnatchers (1956) The Man Who Fell To Earth (1976) Never Let Me Go (2010) Pitch Black (2010) Starman (1984) They Live! (1986) Program subject to change. —7— �In Memoriam “All those moments will be lost in time, like tears... in... rain.” - Roy Batty To friends gone... Doug Ashford Martha Kohlberger Jay Taybor Acknowledgments Boston Sci-F Festival Team: Suzzanne Cromwell, Lindsey Curran, Conner Denney, Chris Phoenix & Phoenix Media, Omega, Rich Sullivan, Diane Weaver, Hal Wagner, and Anya Wilczynski | Thanks to Warner Archive, Justin DiPrieto, and Matt @ iRobot Marathon Team: Frank and Fran Urbano, Bruce Bartoo, Jon Hutton, Tony DiSalvo, Harry O. Lohr, Jr. & Judy Karp, Wallace Kemp, and Dave Chamberlain Somerville Theatre Team: Ian Judge, Peter, Tom, and David and the Staff of the Starship Somerville Judges: Roberto Del, Adam Lovett, Phil Healy, Christopher Maloney, Brett Cromwell, Michele Pettis, Tyler Christopher, Mark Sherwood, Christopher Anderson, Monica Catillo, Patrick Snow, and Connor Denney To all the filmmakers who make sci-fi films, thank you for sharing your vision with us. If by chance (likely) we have forgotten someone, please forgive us. Your name may not be written here, but your contribution is in our hearts. Thank you all. Festival Producer: Garen Daly SF41 Festival Program by Harry O. Lohr, Jr. SF41 • A Garen Daly Production • www.BostonSci-Fi.com Copyright © February 2016 The Boston Science Fiction Film Festival Zeotrope Media 106 Jeremy Hill Road Pelham, NH 03076 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Festival Programs Description An account of the resource A collection of fantastic film festival programs from US and Canadian genre festivals. Most were compiled by combining screening schedules with film information listed on festival websites. Other sources were used to complete or verify information, and the Internet Archive Wayback Machine was used, when necessary, for historical programs. Subject The topic of the resource Film festival programs Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Adams also co-wrote the screenplay. The cast is lead by Yasiin Bey, Martin Freeman, Sam Rockwell and Zooey Deschanel, with supporting bits by Warwick Davis, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, Bill Nighy and others. Why screen it this year? In unison, the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything is... 2:00 pm Galaxy Quest (1999, 102m) Rated PG 35mm film print Cheeky, loving takeoff on a Star Trek-type TV show whose cast end up living one of their on-screen adventures. Lots of great in-jokes aimed straight for an audience like us. Galaxy Guest previously screened at SF26. d: Dean Parisot. c: Tim Allen, the late great Alan Rickman, Sam Rockwell, Sigourney Weaver and Tony Shaloub. 24 Hours 3:40 pm Alien Mating Cry Contest 3:50 pm Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954, 79m) Not Rated Universal Studios classic makes its long awaited ‘Thon debut! One of the best loved monster movies of the ‘50s features stuntmen Ricou Browning (“sea”) and Ben Chapman (“land”) as the title being. The third in this series, Creature Walks Among Us, screened at SF2. d: Jack Arnold. c: Richard Carlson and Julie Adams star along with character actors Whit Bissell, Richard Denning and Nestor Paiva. 5:15 pm Gattaca (1997, 106m) Rated PG-13 Writer-director Andrew Niccol’s (Truman Show) futuristic take on eugenics and the human spirit stars Ethan Hawke, Jude Law and Uma Thurman, with a supporting cast including Alan Arkin, Xander Berkely, Ernest Borgnine, Gore Vidal and Tony Shaloub. Score is by Michael Nyman. Academy Award nominated for its elegant art direction. Gattaca makes its second ‘Thon appearance (SF23). 7:05 pm Mad Max: Fury Road (2015, 120m) Rated R Winner of six Oscars. One of the most successful films of 2015 and the third in the Mad Max series to be shown at the ‘Thon. Director George Miller has souped up the action this time around and introduced a new character (Furiosa, played by Charlize Theron) and a new Max (Tom Hardy). The plot isn’t the point: some bashed and beaten dude meets an Amazon who’s leading her truckload of Playboy Bunnies away from an evil warlord. Crash, thrill and repeat. Get your seatbelts ready! 9:05 pm Alien-Deflecting Helmet Device Contest 9:15 pm Brazil (United Kingdom, 1985, 132m) Rated R Director Terry Gilliam’s dystopian, retro-future world classic makes its third Marathon appearance (SF13, SF25). Oscar nominated for its sardonic screenplay and brilliant production design. c: Robert DeNiro, Ian Holm, Bob Hoskins, Michael Palin, Jonathan Pryce, and a who’s who of supporting actors. 11:30 pm Nina Unlocked (Shiort Subject directed by Martin Hall, 2016) 11:40 pm Timecrimes (Spain, 2007, 92m) Rated R Director Nacho Vigalondo’s clever time travel thriller about a man who accidently gets ensnared in a life-threatening mystery. In Spanish with English subtitles. Rumors are that an American remake is in the works. c: Karra Elejalde, Candela Fernández and Bárbara Goenaga. 1:15 am John Dies In The End (2012, 99m) Rated R Cult director Don Coscarelli’s cracked comedic inter-dimensional film features Paul Giamatti, Rob Mayes, Angus Scrimm (Phantasm) and Chase Williamson. �3:00 am Wizard Of Speed And Time (Shiort Subject directed by Mike Jittlov , 1979) 3:03 am Neither Heaven Nor Earth (France, Belgium, 2015, 100m) Not Rated Soldiers in a French army unit in Afghanistan mysteriously vanish in this mystery thriller from director Clement Cogitore. Nominated for four awards at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, winning the Critics Week Gan Foundation Award. c: Swann Arlaud, Jérémie Renier and Marc Robert. 4:45 am Predator (1987, 107m) Rated R 30th anniversary. One of the biggest monster movies of the ‘80s makes its Marathon debut. Hunted by something they can’t see, future governors Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jesse Ventura star alongside Carl Weathers. d: John McTiernan (Die Hard). Oscar nominated special effects by Stan Winston. 6:35 am This Giant Papier-Mâché Boulder Is Actually Really Heavy (New Zealand, 2016, 112m) NR SF41 Festival winner for Best Comedy. Director Christian Nicolson also co-stars with Daniel Pujol. Three young men find themselves trapped in an alternate dimension and a low budget sci-fi movie. 8:25 am The Rocketeer (1991, 108m) Rated PG Marathon debut. Director Joe Johnston’s tribute to the popular Dave Stevens graphic novel features Billy Campbell as the title character and Jennifer Connelly as Jenny (her image patterned after Betty Page). Our hero dons a jetpack (hey, weren’t we all supposed to be using these by now?) and becomes a masked superhero. Supporting players include Alan Arkin, Paul Sorvino and Timothy Dalton. Despite its mixed reception at the time (it was nominated for a Hugo), Rocketeer has become a cult film over the past 25 years. 10:25 am Tremors (1990, 96m) Rated PG-13 Twenty-six years later, the surprise hit of SF16 makes its long-awaited return. Director Ron Underwood’s (The Adventures of Pluto Nash) entertaining creature feature is good old-fashioned B-movie fun. Kevin Bacon, Reba McEntyre and Fred Ward have a ball battling the critters. Tremors barely made a ripple at the box office, but became a VHS hit spawning four sequels (with a fifth one on its way) and a TV series. Tentative Schedule 1:45 pm Energy! The Movie (Italy, 1993) An scientist, holed up in a hotel, faces challengers and a scheming mistress. Never shown in the US, the film stars acid-guru Timothy Leary in one of his last performances. d: Andrea Marfori (Evil Clutch). 3:45 pm Hal’s1 Favorite Shorts Collection 5:45 pm Virtual Revolution (France, US, 2016) Paris 2047. Everybody seems to be spending all their time connected to virtual worlds. With reality taking a back seat, no one seems to care when restive naturalists start disappearing. d: Guy-Roger Duvert. c: Jane Badler, Mike Dopud and Jochen Hägele. 7:45 pm Suzz’s2 Favorite Shorts Collection 9:45 pm The Worlds Of Philip K Dick (France, 2015) NE Premiere. Filmmakers have repeatedly been drawn to Philip K. Dick’s work: Blade Runner. Minority Report. Total Recall. Paycheck. This documentary explores the man, his writings, and his films. d: Yann Couquart. 1Festival Technical Director 2Festival Co-curator Acknowledgments Immense thanks and a whimsical tip of the hat go out to all the earnest volunteers and to everyone who helped to make the Boston Science Fiction Film Festival possible. The team worked long and hard to bring the festival to life, enriching New England’s tremendous commitment to the arts and to all those who make and love film. Suzzanne Cromwell, Co-curator, Submissions; Tony DiSalvo, ‘Thon Time Engineer; Lindsey Curran, Convention Queen; Bonnie Godas, Marketing Associate; Ashley Havey, Co-Programmer & Sponsorships; Phil Healy, Venue Tech Director; Ian Judge, Somerville Theatre General Manager; Harry O. Lohr, Jr. and Judy Karp, Communications, Branding, Programs & Photography; Christopher Maloney, Events Manager; Miriam Olken, Filmmaker Liaison; Chris Phoenix, Graphics & Branding; Fran and Frank Urbano, ‘Thon Masters; Hal Wagner, Technical Director; Diane Weaver, Data Maven; Anya Wilcznski, Events Manager Emeritus; and Brian Yelverton, Social Media Director. Festival judges Jon Caron, Suzzanne Cromwell, Dawn Grenier, Phil Healy, Adam Lovett, Miriam Olken, Michele Pettis, Mark Sherwood, and Kyle Torres; the Somerville Theatre Booth & Staff; Bruce Bartoo, Brother-in-Arms; Wallace Kemp, Intergalactic Ambassador; and all the filmmakers and all the people who attend the films and share our community. 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For 42 years we have gathered in darkened theatres and journeyed into space, through time and into worlds only our imaginations could conjure. Some folks would look at this and say we are avoiding reality. I would counter, just the opposite. The stories we tell in science fiction film are the stories of right now. They reflect our concerns, our fears, and our hopes. The films we show at BostonSciFi will later be seen in theatres, on Netflix and other places. We are on the cutting edge of reality. You will see all of that in this year’s Festival. Filmmakers from around the world have shared their stories. By doing so, we find ourselves more similar than different, closer than we think, and much closer than the political environment would lead us to believe. So please, sit back and enjoy the 2017 version of the Boston Science Fiction Film Festival. We’re pleased you could make it, and we hope we have presented a unique, entertaining Festival. Thank you. Garen Daly Festival Director Boston Science Fiction Film Festival Table of Contents Special Events Monster Movies Festival Films SF 42 Schedule Short Film Programs 24-Hour Sci-fi Marathon Acknowledgments 2 Schedule subject to change. 2 For up-to-the-minute information 3 please visit us online at 6 10 www.bostonscfi.com. 11 Inside Back Cover Boston science Fiction Film Festival �sF42 sF42 February 10-20 See pages 6-7 for complete schedule. The Real Science of Time Travel • Wednesday 02/15 8:00 p.m. • Screening Room 2307: Winter’s Dream (US, 2017, 103m) NE Premiere. Winner best director, LA Independent Film Festival. With Ron L. Mallett, Ph.D., Research Professor of Physics, University of Connecticut “Mad Max on Ice.” ~ Slash Film UCONN professor Ron Mallett explains not only why time travel is real, but explores how it can be achieved. Fascinating real science that’s on the edge. It’s 2307 and hell has finally frozen over. In a world of nuclear winter, a genetically-enhanced soldier is ordered to destroy a humanoid rebellion. d: Joey Curtis. c: Branden Coles, Arielle Holmes (American Honey) and Paul Sidhu. • Sat. 02/18 7:25 p.m. Westworld | WGBH Night • Thursday 02/16 7:00 p.m. • Cinema II Jim Braude and Margery Eagan bring Boston Public Radio’s Cinema Classic Challenge to SF42. Does 1973’s Westworld hold up? Come see for yourself and then join the discussion with Jim and Margery, and film commentator Garen Daly, on 89.7 WGBH radio the following day. SF42 Festival Awards Ceremony • Saturday 02/18 8:00 p.m. • Screening Room Please join fellow festival attendees and filmmakers for SF42’s Boston Science Fiction Film Festival Awards Ceremony--including the coveted Gort award, the Festival’s signature award for best overall film. Anti-Matter (AKA The Worm) (United Kingdom, 2016, 105m) US Premiere. “Cerebral and at times truly chilling… highly recommended.” ~ Den of Geek An intelligent, noir-ish thriller. A woman’s memories are compromised when she accidently travels forward and back through an artificial worm hole. d: Keir Burrows. c: Yaiza Figueroa, Philippa Carson and Tom Barber-Duffy. • Fri. 02/10 7:00 p.m. April & The Extraordinary World (France, 2016, 105m) PG Animation. #SciFiKids “A delightfully deranged steampunk adventure.” ~ Ty Burr, The Boston Globe “A thrilling tale that respects the intelligence of its audience.” ~ Variety In an alternate reality, 1941 France is governed by Napoleon V and 19th century steam power. Avril (voiced by Marion Cotillard) searches for her missing scientist parents who vanished suddenly. d: Christian Desmares, Franck Ekinc. • Sat. 02/11 1:00 p.m. Broken (United Kingdom, 2016, 98m) NE Premiere. #SciFrightFriday “Broken will in fact break you.” ~ Bloody Disgusting “Has a surprising sense of style and a sure hand.” – Dread Central The Green Slime (US, Japan, Italy, 1969, 90m) Rated G • Tues. 02/14 5:00 p.m. • Screening Rm. The New York Times called it “green corn.” Astronauts unwittingly bring something unwanted back from a mission to destroy an asteroid. d: Kinji Fukasaku. c: Richard Jaeckel and Luciana Paluzzi. The Giant Behemoth (US, United Kingdom, 1959, 80m) NR • Tues. 02/14 7:00 p.m. • Screening Rm. Nuclear testing disrupts the ocean’s ecosystem. Dangerous blobs of radiation and the resurrection of a dormant dinosaur threaten London. Special effects by Ray Harryhausen. d: Douglas Hickox, Eugène Lourié. c: Gene Evans, André Morell, John Turner. When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth (US, 1971, 96m) Rated G • Tues. 02/14 9:00 p.m.• Screening Rm. As humans and dinosaurs live and fight together, the humans sacrifice blond women to their sun god. Yeah, that happened. d: Val Guest. c: Robin Hawdon, Patrick Allen and Victoria Vetri (Rosemary’s Baby, Playboy magazine, Miss September 1967). 2 Boston science Fiction Film Festival A young woman with a past provides care for a disabled, depraved rock star. It seems the limits of caring are not always as clear as they should be. Not your typical horror film. d: Shaun Robert Smith. c: Morjana Alaoui, Craig Conway and Mel Raido. • Fri. 02/17 5:00 p.m. Dead Sunrise (Australia, 2016, 83m) US Premiere. #SciFrightFriday “A mix of grindhouse gore and haunting beauty.” ~ Hollywood Investigator Friends find a secret lab and unwittingly unleash flesh eating children onto the world. Oops. The kids are starving, and the adults look like appetizers. Fun, and gooey. d: Michal Imielski. c: Cloé Fournier, Barry French and Corinne Furlong. • Fri. 02/17 7:00 p.m. Diverge (US, 2012, 85m) Best film winner, Lund International Fantastic Film Festival. In a post-apocalyptic world a couple struggle. A man wakes up in a parallel universe where his wife and everyone he loves are still alive. There is hope. Now, the only person standing between him and the life he wants is someone he cannot face: the man he used to be. d: James Morrison. c: Jamie Kackson and Ivan Sandomire. • Thur. 02/16 9:10 p.m. Boston science Fiction Film Festival 3 �sF42 Domain (US, 2016, 87m) Best film winner, Lund International Fantastic Film Festival. sF42 Lost Solace (US, 2016, 106m) NE Premiere. “Social media meets the apocalypse.” ~ Austin Chronicle “End of the world’ thriller that is top notch from beginning to end.” ~ Ain’t It Cool News “A hallucinatory, panic-inflected descent.” ~ Sight & Sound “Highly original premise and... a pedal-to-the-metal thriller.” ~ The Movie When a deadly virus wipes out most of humanity, survivors wait alone in self-sustaining bunkers while the viral threat runs its course. d: Nathaniel Atcheson. c: Britt Lower and Ryan Merriman. • Sat. 02/11 5:00 p.m. A psychopath has a fateful encounter with a new drug. What follows is a mind-bending trip down the psychedelic highway of a consciousness coming face to face with its own morality and twisted soul. d: Chris Scheuerman. c: Leah Gibson, Andrew Jenkins (Once Upon a Time) and Melissa Roxburgh (StarTrek Beyond). • Sat. 02/11 9:00 p.m. Electric Nostalgia (US, 2016, 91m) “Tension and technological horror collide.” ~ Wicked Horror A young woman is haunted by visions of a faceless man after she awakens from the dead in a body that is not her own. d: Jacob Leighton Burns. c: Lauren Analla, Josh Bonzie and Cait Brasel. • Sun. 02/12 9:15 p.m. Energy! The Movie (Italy, 1993) US Premiere. A recent discovery! An energy scientist, holed up in a hotel, faces challengers and a scheming mistress. Never shown in the US, the film stars acid-guru Timothy Leary in one of his last performances. d: Andrea Marfori (Evil Clutch). • Tue. 02/14 7:15 p.m. Fantastic Planet (France, 1973, 72m) PG-13 Animation. Cannes Film Festival award winner. #SciFiKids Counterculture gem from 1973 makes a timelessly compelling statement against conformity and violence. With its eerie, coolly surreal cutout animation by Roland Topor, brilliant psychedelic jazz score by Alain Goraguer, and wondrous creatures and landscapes, Fantastic Planet is a true cinema classic. d: Rene Laloux. v: Eric Baugin, Jennifer Drake, Jean Topart and Jean Valmont. • Sat. 02/11 3:15 p.m. Immigration Game (Germany, 2017, 96m) World Premiere. Europe has closed its borders to millions of refugees. Only Germany offers citizenship—if you survive the reality TV show Immigration Game. Participant refugee “Runners,” abandoned on the outskirts of Berlin, must make their way to the television tower at Alexanderplatz. To win prize money and block their way, lethal citizen “Hunters” track and chase. d: Krystof Zlatnik. c: Denise Ankel, Mathis Landweh and Katharina Sporrer. • Tue. 02/14 9:15 p.m. Laputa: Castle In The Sky (Japan, 1986, 125m) Animation. #SciFiKids “Unexpectedly thrilling adventure from Hayao Miyazaki.” ~ Reel Film “Picture Terry Gilliam doing an animated Star Wars by way of Jules Verne.” ~ Deseret News Saving a girl’s life sets Pazu, a young boy, soaring into an adventure filled with flying machines and mystery—an adventure that leads them to a search for Sheeta’s past in the abandoned, floating castle of a lost civilization. Voices include Richard Dysart, Mark Hamill, Cloris Leachman, Anna Paquin (as Sheeta), and James Van Der Beek (as Pazu). d: Hayao Miyazaki. • Sun. 02/12 1:00 p.m. Last Broken Darkness (South Africa, 2017, 127m) World Premiere. Magellan (US, 2017, 100m) World Premiere. NASA picks up mysterious signals from within our own solar system. A multi-year mission is planned with Astronaut Roger Nelson aboard The Magellan. What lies ahead and what is left behind is the challenge. d: Rob York. c: K. Danor Gerald, Brandon Ray Olive and Whitney Palmer. • Sun. 02/12 4:50 p.m. Nova Seed (Canada, 2016, 64m) PG-13 Animation. NE Premiere. For children age 10+ #SciFiKids “This is vital and exciting beautiful stuff. Love it.” ~ AICN, Harry Knowles Hand-drawn over a four year period by writer-director Nick DiLiberto. Beneath a dying world, the mad doctor Mindskull marshals the planet’s power to create the ultimate weapon. Can mankind find a way to stop this evil before time runs out? The answer lies within the Nova Seed. v: Shawn Donovan, Joe DiLiberto, Nick DiLiberto, John Jellinek, Julie Kirkelos and Joel MacMillan. • Sun. 02/12 3:25 p.m. Occupants (US, 2016, 81m) Winner of multiple film festival awards. A documentarian named Annie convinces her husband to participate in a project that involves setting up cameras throughout their house. Complications arise when the cameras start showing that couple in an alternate, dark universe. d: Russell Emmanuel. c: Robert Picardo (Star Trek Voyager), Briana White and Michael Pugliese. Meet the filmmakers after the screening. • Sat. 02/18 3:00 p.m. OMG I’m A Robot (Israel, 2015, 90m) East Coast Premiere. Nominated best film, Sitges Film Festival “Arguably the funniest film of the festival.” ~ Reed Crossley (out of Other Worlds Austin) A nebbish is torn between being a sensitive guy and dynamic he-man when he discovers his true nature. The results are romantic and comic. In Hebrew with subtitles. d: Gal Zelezniak. c: Tzahi Grad, Yotam Ishay abd Hili Yalon. • Sat. 02/18 1:00 p.m. Project Eden Vol. 1 (New Zealand, 2017, 95m) World Premiere. Aided by an ex-military officer, a young woman becomes an unwitting fugitive after discovering that her son’s catatonic state may be at the heart of a global conspiracy. d: Ashlee Jensen and Terence Young. With Erick Avari (The Mummy) and Robert Dopud (The Strain, Continuum). Meet the filmmakers after the screening. • Sun. 02/12 7:00 p.m. Eight years after the world ends, humanity has sought refuge under ground. A man and a young girl seek to survive and find their way home after their team is killed off by mysterious creatures. d: Christopher-Lee dos Santos. c: Brandon Auret (Chappie), Sean Cameron Mitchell (Black Sails) and Suraga Santos. Meet the filmmakers after the screening. • Sat. 02/18 4:50 p.m. 4 Boston science Fiction Film Festival Boston science Fiction Film Festival 5 �Fri. 02/10 Sat. 02/11 Sun. 02/12 Mon. 02/13 Tue. 02/14 Wed. 02/15 Thur. 02/16 Fri. 02/17 Sat. 02/18 Sun. 02/19 Mon. 02/20 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. April & The exTrAordinAry World lApuTA CAsTle: in The sky 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Cinema II 2:00 p.m. oMG i’M A roboT 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. shorTs 4: sTArliGhTness Screening Room 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. ShortS 11: Boom! town 3:15 p.m. 3:25 p.m. FAnTAsTiC plAneT novA seed 5:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m. doMAin MAGAllAn shorTs 6: loCAlly Whipped shorTs 8: For lovers only The open 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 5:45 p.m. shorTs 1: bAnGin’ AWAy shorTs 3: Fly FliGhTs The GiAnT beheMoTh shorTs 5: MeChronoMiCon ShortS 7: treading atmo 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:25 p.m. AnTi-MATTer (AkA The WorM) The lAndinG projeCT eden: vol. 1 AsCendAnTs AnTholoGy enerGy! 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Fantastic Planet Film Festival and Fantasmagorical Film Festival awards winner. “Should be high on your watch list...for its beauty, & its strong story.” ~ Irish Film Critic “Goes the extra mile...a thought-provoking sci-fi.” ~ Outer Places A rescue crew is sent to recover a deep space mining vessel adrift for two years—to search for survivors and to find out what happened and why. d: Ian Truitner. c: Sunny Mabrey (Once Upon a Time) and Michael Nouri (Flashdance). • Fri. 02/10 9:00 p.m. The Ascendents Anthology (US, 2017, 60m) World Premiere. “Original...thought provoking, intelligently written.” ~Slamdance In the near future, proof of the afterlife creates a corrupt dystopia. A socio-theological sci-fi thriller where the afterlife has been confirmed and monitored by science—and that may not be such a good thing. Now salvation and damnation rest in exclusively mortal hands. d: Don Schechter. c: Jose Guns Alves, Giani Boerner and Erin Brehm. Meet the filmmakers after the screening. • Mon. 02/13 7:00 p.m. The KAOS Brief (US, 2017, 80m) World Premiere. A hacktivist group reveals top secret information found in the Edward Snowden files. Filmed by four high school seniors, the video reveals a terrifying ordeal: markings on their bodies, lost time, mysterious visitations. Their world has become dangerous and social media exposes it all. d: JP Mandarino. c: Marco DelVecchi, Drew Lipson and Charlie Morgan Patton. Meet the director, producer, and cast members after the screening. • Sat. 02/18 9:25 p.m. The Landing (US, 2017, 83m) World Premiere. The 1973 controversial Apollo mission is explored with no stone left unturned. In interviews conducted on the 25th anniversary of the incident, witnesses and participants reveal layers of mystery surrounding these little-known events, which few realize almost destroyed NASA. d: Mark Dodson, David Dodson. c: Robert Pine, Page Hannah and Craig Stepp. Post-film Q&A with cast and crew. • Sat. 02/11 7:00 p.m. The Open sF42 The Worlds Of Philip K. Dick (France, 2015, 52m) Documentary. NE Premiere. Presented in association with BOSKONE. Blade Runner. Minority Report. Total Recall. Paycheck. And more. Cinema has been drawn to Philip K. Dick’s work. Themes of memory, loss of self, controlled societies all echo in the 21st century. This documentary explores the man, his writings and his films. d: Yann Couquart. • Wed. 02/15 7:00 p.m. Virtual Revolution (France, US, 2016, 93m) East Coast Premiere. Winner of multiple film festival awards. Paris 2047. Everybody seems to be spending all their time connected to virtual worlds and, with reality taking a back seat, no one seems to care when restive naturalists start disappearing. Noirish with influences of Blade Runner and The Matrix. d: Guy-Roger Duvert. c: Jane Badler, Mike Dopud and Jochen Hägele. • Wed. 02/15 9:00 p.m. Westworld (US, 2017, 88m) WGBH Night Have we got a vacation for you! Join Boston Public Radio’s Jim Braude & Margery Eagan—along with critic Garen Daly—for a far-out screening of Westworld. In an adult-themed amusement park for the rich, vacationers live out their fantasies through elaborate animatronic sets. Things go deadly wrong when a robot gun-slinger stalks the clientele. d: Michael Crichton. c: Richard Benjamin, James Brolin and Yul Brynner. • Thur. 02/16 7:00 p.m. Without Name (Ireland, 2017, 93m) US Premiere. “An atmospheric dose of sylvan shivers.” ~ Hollywood Reporter An eco-thriller! An ancient forest gets restive when a land surveyor, assigned to measure it for development, looses his reason to a supernatural environment with plans of its own. Brooding and Celtic. d: Lorcan Finnegan. c: Niamh Algar, James Browne, Alan McKenna. • Fri. 02/17 9:00 p.m. (France, 2015, 104m) Winner of multiple film festival awards. “Surreal, and ultimately very moving.” ~ ScreenAnarchy “One of its kind. It challenges.” ~ Rolling Stone War is global. Yet Stéphanie & André are preparing to play tennis… without tennis balls. They believe in their mission. So much so they might even convince Ralph, a guerilla from the plain, to lay down his gun… and take up his racket. Probing and smart. d: Marc Lahore. c: Pierre Benoist, Maia LevasseurCostil, and James Northcote. • Wed. 02/15 5:00 p.m. The Tomorrow Paradox (US, 2016, 98m) Winner of multiple film festival awards. An insomniac’s black market sleep serum sends his mind time-traveling one day into the future, where he’s the suspect in the disappearance of a girl he hasn’t met—yet. Lots of Boston connections. Meet the filmmakers after the screening. d: Bruce Wemple. c: Rick Montgomery, Jr., Ryan Munzert and Briana Pozner. Meet the filmmakers after the screening. • Mon. 02/13 8:45 p.m. 8 Boston science Fiction Film Festival Boston science Fiction Film Festival 9 �sF42 sF42 February 10-18 February 19-20 • Noon-to-Noon Calling All Shorts Fans! Animation, Drama, Comedy, Romance, Thrillers! Experience 80 Film Shorts from around the world in 11 exciting Shorts Programs! #BostonScifi Shorts Program 1: Bangin’ Away* Shorts Program 6: Locally Whipped* Saturday, February 11 6:00 p.m. 88m The Transition of Juan Romero On Sunday • Perihelion Real Artists • Planet X Might • Ecstasy Boulevard Blood and Steel • Protonemesis Monday, February 13 5:00 p.m. 92mi Rise and Shine • The Adjustment Technicians Scout • Tyrfing • The Music of Erich Zann Rewind • The Call of Charlie Shorts Program 2: Mech ‘n’ Bones* Saturday, February 11 8:00 p.m. 91m Where No Jedi Has Gone Before Absence Felt • Table 51 • Plug The Last Journey of the Enigmatic Paul WR 2BR02B: To Be or Naught To Be The Catalyst • Visitors Shorts Program 3: Fly Flights* Sunday, February 12 6:00 p.m. 86m Peak Phosphorus • EI: Emotional Intelligence The Aleph • The Machine • Generation 1 - Hero Venefica • Dione • Embers & Dust A Terrible Beauty • Hellevator Shorts Program 4: Starlightness Sunday, February 12 2:00 p.m. 88m Sunflower Sings • Einstein-Rosen • Stripes Dark Machine • The Craftsman • 237NP A.L.L.I.A.N.C.E. Shorts Program 5: Mechronomicon* Wednesday, February 15 6:00 p.m. 88m Gadget • The Wastes • The Spirit Machine Vestige • Synchronous • Monsieur Hernst Sweet Silence Shorts Program 7: Treading Atmo Thursday, February 16 5:45 p.m. 87m Moonshot • Wish Star • Feral Beautiful Dreamer • What Love Wrote Shorts Program 8: For Lovers Only* Tuesday, February 14 5:15 p.m. 89m L’Ultima Chiamata • The Insect & The Alien Disposable Darling • IM perfekt • Moving On Olfactory Shorts Program 9: Cold & Cool Brazil (United Kingdom, 1985, 132m) Rated R Director Terry Gilliam’s dystopian, retro-future world classic makes its third Marathon appearance (SF13, SF25). Oscar nominated for its sardonic screenplay and brilliant production design. c: Robert DeNiro, Ian Holm, Bob Hoskins, Michael Palin, Jonathan Pryce, and a who’s who of supporting actors. Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954, 79m) Not Rated Universal Studios classic makes its long awaited ‘Thon debut! One of the best loved monster movies of the ‘50s features stuntmen Ricou Browning (“sea”) and Ben Chapman (“land”) as the title being. The third in this series, Creature Walks Among Us, screened at SF2. d: Jack Arnold. c: Richard Carlson and Julie Adams star along with character actors Whit Bissell, Richard Denning and Nestor Paiva. Galaxy Quest (1999, 102m) Rated PG Cheeky, loving takeoff on a Star Trek-type TV show whose cast end up living one of their on-screen adventures. Lots of great in-jokes aimed straight for an audience like the Marathon’s. Previously shown at SF26. d: Dean Parisot. c: Tim Allen, the late great Alan Rickman, Sam Rockwell, Sigourney Weaver and Tony Shaloub. Gattaca (1997, 106m) Rated PG-13 Sunday, February 12 8:00 p.m. 84m The Living • Olion • Red Dot World Iteration 1 • Tears In The Rain • Creation Cradle Writer-director Andrew Niccol’s (Truman Show) futuristic take on eugenics and the human spirit stars Ethan Hawke, Jude Law and Uma Thurman, with a supporting cast including Alan Arkin, Xander Berkely, Ernest Borgnine, Gore Vidal and Tony Shaloub. Score is by Michael Nyman. Academy Award nominated for its elegant art direction. Gattaca makes its second ‘Thon appearance (SF23). Shorts Program 10: iCombustion John Dies In The End Thursday, February 16 8:00 p.m. 89m Choice In Quantum • Darkness Falls Cradle • Into the Dark • Haskell • Memoir Cult director Don Coscarelli’s cracked comedic inter-dimensional film features Paul Giamatti, Rob Mayes, Angus Scrimm (Phantasm) and Chase Williamson. Shorts Program 11: Boom! Town Mad Max: Fury Road Saturday, February 18 2:00 p.m. 90m Sentient • Clarity • Circles The New Adventures of Brobot Johnson Bossman • The Dark Side Once Upon A Time In Space Winner of six Oscars. One of the most successful films of 2015 and the third in the Mad Max series to be shown at the ‘Thon. Director George Miller has souped up the action this time around and introduced a new character (Furiosa, played by Charlize Theron) and a new Max (Tom Hardy). The plot isn’t the point: some bashed and beaten dude meets an Amazon who’s leading her truckload of Playboy Bunnies away from an evil warlord. Crash, thrill and repeat. Get your seatbelts ready! * Meet the filmmakers. (2012, 99m) Rated R (2015, 120m) Rated R (continued on page 12.) Marathon screening times to be announced. For 24-hour Marathon passes and other information, please visit us online at www.bostonscfi.com. 10 Boston science Fiction Film Festival Boston science Fiction Film Festival 11 �sF42 Neither Heaven Nor Earth (France, Belgium, 2015, 100m) Not Rated 35mm film print Soldiers in a French army unit in Afghanistan mysteriously vanish in this mystery thriller from director Clement Cogitore. Nominated for four awards at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, winning the Critics Week Gan Foundation Award. c: Swann Arlaud, Jérémie Renier and Marc Robert. Predator (1987, 107m) Rated R 30th anniversary. One of the biggest monster movies of the ‘80s makes its Marathon debut. Hunted by something they can’t see, future governors Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jesse Ventura star alongside Carl Weathers. d: John McTiernan (Die Hard). Oscar nominated special effects by Stan Winston. The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy (2005, 109m) Rated PG Director Garth Jennings (of the current animated feature Sing) helmed this version of Douglas Adams’ popular book (which had previously been adapted for radio and TV). Adams also co-wrote the screenplay. The cast is lead by Yasiin Bey, Martin Freeman, Sam Rockwell and Zooey Deschanel, with supporting bits by Warwick Davis, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, Bill Nighy and others. Why screen it this year? In unison, the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything is... The Rocketeer (1991, 108m) Rated PG 35mm film print Marathon debut. Director Joe Johnston’s tribute to the popular Dave Stevens graphic novel features Billy Campbell as the title character and Jennifer Connelly as Jenny (her image patterned after Betty Page). Our hero dons a jetpack (hey, weren’t we all supposed to be using these by now?) and becomes a masked superhero. Supporting players include Alan Arkin, Paul Sorvino and Timothy Dalton. Despite its mixed reception at the time (it was nominated for a Hugo), Rocketeer has become a cult film over the past 25 years. This Giant Papier-Mâché Boulder Is Actually Really Heavy (New Zealand, 2016, 112m) Not Rated SF41 Festival winner for Best Comedy. Director Christian Nicolson also co-stars with Daniel Pujol. Three young men find themselves trapped in an alternate dimension and a low budget sci-fi movie. Timecrimes (Spain, 2007, 92m) Rated R Director Nacho Vigalondo’s clever time travel thriller about a man who accidently gets ensnared in a life-threatening mystery. In Spanish with English subtitles. Rumors are that an American remake is in the works. c: Karra Elejalde, Candela Fernández and Bárbara Goenaga. Tremors (1990, 96m) Rated PG-13 Twenty-six years later, the surprise hit of SF16 makes its long-awaited return. Director Ron Underwood’s (...Pluto Nash) entertaining creature feature is good old-fashioned B-movie fun. Kevin Bacon, Reba McEntyre and Fred Ward have a ball battling the critters. Tremors barely made a ripple at the box office, but became a VHS hit spawning four sequels (with a fifth one on its way) and a TV series. Plus cartoons, short subject films, games, guest appearances, and more! For up-to-the-minute information please visit us online at www.bostonscfi.com. 12 Boston science Fiction Film Festival Immense thanks and a whimsical tip of the hat go out to all the volunteers and to everyone who helped to make the Boston Science Fiction Film Festival possible. The team worked long and hard to bring the festival to life, enriching New England’s tremendous commitment to the arts and to all those who make and love film. Suzzanne Cromwell, Co-Curator, Submissions; Tony DiSalvo, ‘Thon Time Engineer; Lindsey Curran, Convention Queen; Bonnie Godas, Marketing Associate; Ashley Havey, Co-Programmer & Sponsorships; Phil Healy, Venue Tech Director; Ian Judge, Somerville Theatre General Manager; Harry O. Lohr, Jr. and Judy Karp, Communications, Branding, Programs & Photography; Christopher Maloney, Events Manager; Miriam Olken, Filmmaker Liaison; Chris Phoenix, Graphics & Branding; Fran and Frank Urbano, ‘Thon Masters; Hal Wagner, Technical Director; Diane Weaver, Data Maven; Anya Wilcznski, Events Manager Emeritus; and Brian Yelverton, Social Media Director. Festival judges Jon Caron, Suzzanne Cromwell, Dawn Grenier, Phil Healy, Adam Lovett, Miriam Olken, Michele Pettis, Mark Sherwood, and Kyle Torres; the Somerville Theatre Booth & Staff; Bruce Bartoo, Brother-in-Arms; Wallace Kemp, Intergalactic Ambassador; and all the filmmakers and all the people who attend the films and share our community. Festival program by Harry O. Lohr, Jr. & Judy Karp Printing by Michael Hurley, West Newton Minuteman Press Copyright © 2017 Boston Science Fiction Film Festival �2 0 17 AT T H E P E A B O DY E S S E X M U S E U M WOW® World of WearableArt™ February 18–June 11, 2017 Ocean Liners Glamour, Speed, and Style May 20–October 9, 2017 “It’s Alive!” Classic Horror and Sci-Fi Art from the Kirk Hammett Collection August 12–November 26, 2017 XYZT A Journey in 4 Dimensions October 14, 2017–April 22, 2018 Georgia O’Keeffe Living Modern December 16, 2017–April 1, 2018 Metropolis (detail), about 1927. Printed in Sweden. On loan from the Kirk Hammett Collection. Courtesy of UFA/Bertlesmann. 161 Essex St. | Salem, MA | pem.org MK4755_BostonSciFiFilmFestAd.indd 1 2/3/17 12:47 PM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Lohr, Jr. and Judy Karp Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2017 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Boston MA Title A name given to the resource Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival Program, 2017 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived https://www.bostonscifi.com/s/SF42-Festival-Program.pdf Relation A related resource https://www.bostonscifi.com Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context <a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-net/3801/archive/files/7385019e4c323a05ca7f9a6c6bd8819d.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAI3ATG3OSQLO5HGKA&amp;Expires=1592438400&amp;Signature=CR6nrA%2Fomcqk5cop%2FAG4zepePfQ%3D" title="Mobile friendly program">Click here for a mobile friendly program</a> Description An account of the resource PDF for 2017 festival; venue, films, schedule. https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/3801/archive/files/5487aa2a32c8725ccb12f3c253735870.pdf?Expires=1777507200&Signature=vbCA%7EgypYG0yKKrGvYfUr-LoxCezQ2-HF%7EDB-7UbP6Lc3tRv5GOaaCU1pkkqyQraGpRc7Y250j03HrWD0MFpUYXBYSH1QNbVD5GmLVMTY-biqTDIeVPkWMDzGdCA-CkabCeHofaG2pJBJDrA5Pnlae-uksYqBq3n02-3H3pHkzN5WqxMY6wVOIDmPEizrP2eQLw%7EtEM-WLE8My29U3Xak-PGMj0MQ0GRIBr0b6eYHf6-FUw-H2bFfhhotApl7Dgc8-x61kPx4-a7ATNcwwM9NVXiRRl4a93NBfRX8qe7y8Qa7VwNuNsYfZ9GuW0JNRQxCDkvQLNW8T8UPCCcVXkxsg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM dcb093f0e5051bad06ffd0ca13c9fb34 PDF Text Text SF43 The Thon February 18 - 19, 2018 Noon to Noon Films and screening times subject to change. 11:10a Pre-show In Memoriam, Dedication, & Sing-A-Long 12:00p Close Encounters Of The Third Kind (1977) Celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2017, director Steven Spielberg’s UFO classic was nominated for eight Oscars. Starring Richard Dreyfuss, Melinda Dillon, Teri Garr and French film director François Truffaut. SF40 Marathon guest Douglas Trumbull supervised the amazing special effects. Cinematography by Vilmos Zsigmond. Music by John Williams. Last screened at SF10. Rated PG. 2:30p The Time Machine (1960) Based on a novel by H.G. Welles, director George Pal’s imaginative, evocative rendering returns for its third Marathon visit (SF4, SF30). Starring Rod Taylor, Yvette Mimieux, Alan Young, Sebastian Cabot, and an army of hungry Morlocks. The Time Machine was an Oscar winner for Visual Effects. Not Rated. 4:10p Alien Deflecting Helmet Device Contest 4:25p The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad (1958) Marathon debut. This island adventure celebrates its 60th anniversary. Special effects by Ray Harryhausen. Directed by Nathan Juran (20 Million Miles To Earth screening at 9:00 am). Starring Kerwin Mathews and Kathryn Grant. Not Rated. 5:55p “Gort Shorts” Winner Boston SciFi presents the “Gort Shorts” winner Haley from director Corey Seviert. Voted “Best of the Fest” short film by Marathon and Festival pass holders. 6:40p Silent Film with musician Jeff Rapsis SF43’s silent film with live musical performance by composer-musician Jeff Rapsis. �Young enough to stay awake! Old enough to know better. 8:10p Boston SciFi Fun 4:35p Tony’s Big Bang 8:20p Marjorie Prime (2017) 4:40a Director Michael Almereyda’s adaptation of Jordan Harrison’s Pulitzer Prize nominated play is a low key artificial intelligence drama. A service that provides holographic re-creations of deceased loved ones allows a woman to come face-to-face with the younger version of her late husband. Lois Smith (who also did the play) was nominated for Supporting Actress at the Indie Spirit Awards. Also co-stars Geena Davis, Jon Hamm and Tim Robbins. Music by Mica Levi (Under The Skin). Not Rated. 10:05p The Bride Of Frankenstein (1935) Director James Whale’s witty, impishly perverse, and stylishly mounted masterpiece is one of the great sequels in cinema. Starring Boris Karloff, Colin Clive, Ernest Thesiger—and Elsa Lanchester both as the Bride and author Mary Shelley. Superb music by Franz Waxman. Last screened at SF26 and screening tonight in honor of the 200th anniversary of the publication of Shelley’s novel. Another sequel Son Of Frankenstein followed in 1939. Not Rated. 11:25p They Came From Within (1974, aka Shivers) David Cronenberg’s film remains an infamous event in SF Marathon history. Booked for SF3 at the Orson Welles Cinema, this film was scheduled to play on a staggered schedule on two screens. But so extreme was the reaction at the first screening, it was replaced on the schedule later that night. The movie that replaced it? Night Of The Living Dead—playing next. Stars Paul Hampton, Joe Silver, and Barbara Steele. Rated R. 12:50a Somerville Theatre Zombie Costume Contest 1:00a Night Of The Living Dead (1968) Director George Romero passed away last July, just before this year’s 50th anniversary of his sci-fi horror classic. Stars Duane Jones and Judith O’Dea (and much of the crew). Progenitor of the modern zombie legend in film, TV and literature, this screening represents the first intentionally scheduled appearance at the SF Marathon (see above). Bon Appétit! Not Rated. 2:45a Twilight Zone episode 3:15a World Without End (1956) Listen for announcements of other screenings. From our friends at the Warner Archive. In Cinemascope. Time travel lark directed by Edward Bernds. Stars Hugh Marlowe (The Day The Earth Stood Still), Nancy Gates, and Rod Taylor (The Time Machine). Strother Martin supposedly has a small, uncredited part. Not shown since SF2. Not Rated. The Little Shop Of Horrors (1960) The original. Director Roger Corman’s classic horror comedy makes its SF Marathon debut. A guy discovers that his ravenous plant is carnivorous—and demanding, too. Features a young Jack Nicholson in a brief, but memorable, role. Co-stars genre favorite Dick Miller, along with Jonathan Haze, Jackie Joseph, and Mel Welles. Legend has it that Corman’s The Little Shop Of Horrors was shot in two days and a night. Cool jazz score by Fred Katz. Not Rated. 6:00a Surprise Feature Film To learn more about the Boston Science Fiction Film Festival and to keep up with news throughout the year, follow us online. BostonSciFi.com • Facebook.com/BostonSciFi • Twitter.com/Boston 7:35a Army Of Darkness (1992) A man named Ash is accidentally transported—with his car—to 1300 AD, where he becomes enslaved, battles monsters, and seeks to retrieve the Necronomicon (H.P. Lovecraft’s textbook of magic) so he can return home. Instructed to recite the line “Klaatu Barada Nikto,” he forgets a key word and must battle an army of the dead. Director Sam Raimi’s goofy time travel sequel to The Evil Dead, with Bruce Campbell, Embeth Davidtz, and Bridget Fonda. Keep an eye out for a cameo by B-movie director William Lustig (Maniac Cop series) as a fake shemp. Previously screened in 1996 at SF21. Rated R. 9:00a 20 Million Miles To Earth (1957) Nathan Juran (The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad, First Men In The Moon) directed this colorful, Italy-set tale of a Venusian lizard-like creature, inadvertently brought to Earth, who grows gigantic and becomes a destroyer of Roman monuments. Starring William Hopper, Joan Taylor, and Tito Vuolo. Special effects by Ray Harryhausen, who can be seen in a cameo feeding elephants at the zoo. Previously shown at SF4 and SF22. Not Rated. 10:25a Looper (2012) The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson’s time travel tale with Joseph Gordon Levitt, Bruce Willis, Paul Dano, Jeff Daniels, and Emily Blunt. It’s 2074. When criminal organizations want to get rid of someone, they send their targets back to 2044, where their hired gun—a “looper”—awaits. Rated R. �Boston SciFi dedicates the SF43 24-hour Sci-fi Marathon in loving memory to Shannon Mae Moloney October 22, 1991 - April 11, 2017 • 12-time Marathoner • Every year our slightly mad foray into sci-fi film is fraught with science fiction-worthy challenges. This year was no different—only more so—and the team responded to the unique and challenging demands of our 43rd quest. With that in mind, a few thank yous for a job well done. Leandra Sharron - Asst. Festival Director; Suzzanne Cromwell - Co-curator; Miriam Olken - Filmmaker Liaison; Emily Baer - Event Manager; Hal Wagner Technical Director; Harry O. Lohr, Jr - Publications and Communications Director; Bonnie Godas - Publicity; Chris Phoenix - Branding Director; Jeff Mann - Design; Brian Yelverton - Social Media; Diane Weaver - Data Maven; Dan LeBlanc - “In Memorium” Editor and stalwart defender; Fran and Frank Urbano - Swag Masters; Tony DiSalvo - The LA Connection; Dylan Kaufman and Phil Healey, SF43 Trailer; Bruce Bartoo - “Brother in Arms”; and Ian Judge - General Manager, Somerville Theatre. Grateful thanks also go out to the more than 40 festival judges. You all deserve a laurel. We couldn’t do it without you. And hearty thanks to the Somerville Theatre staff and booth, to Wallace Kemp, and all our volunteers. Garen Daly, Festival Director & Co-curator Visit Boston SciFi in the lobby for all your SF43 Swag —t-shirts, buttons, mugs and more! Boston SciFi Media Sponsor SF43 Festival & Marathon Programs by Harry O. 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