Two Cars, One Night Taika Waititi | 12:00 | Drama | 2003 | New Zealand A tale of first love. While waiting for their parents, two boys and a girl meet in the carpark of a rural pub. Taika Waititi Taika Waititi is of Te Whanau-A-Apanui descent. Taika has been involved in the film industry for several years, initially as an actor, and he is now focusing on developing his skills as a writer and director. He recently founded Defender Films, with Ainsley Gardiner, who has just been commissioned to write a comic play based on the legends of Maui for the International Arts Festival in 2004. The Trinket-Maker Paul Daley | 8:00 | Animation | 2002 | UK Wendell is content to live in the clouds in a giant balloon until something on the ground beckons him to Earth. Paul Daley Paul Daley worked as a graphic designer before studying illustration and stop-motion animation at the University of Westminster. Currently enrolled in the animation course at the National Film and Television School in the UK, Paul has collaborated on multiple films. His study of computer animation has afforded him unlimited control over his character's personalities. While continuing to sharpen his animation skills, Paul's main interest lies in telling stories. Redd Barna (Save the Children) Terje Rangnes | 6:00 | Comedy | 2002 | Norway Eli and Tarald sell lottery tickets for the benefit of blind children in Africa. The film was inspired by a right-wing Norwegian political party. Terje Rangnes Terje Rangnes has directed several program series for NRK (the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation), including the popular series "Egil and Barbara" and "Teens." "Save The Children," his short film debut, is part of the feature length film UTOPIA-NOBODY IS PERFECT IN THE PERFECT COUNTRY. UTOPIA features eight shorts, each inspired by a different Norwegian political party. Milton Rogovin: The Forgotten Ones Harvey Wang | 12:00 | Documentary | 2003 | USA A detailed look at the life's work of a 93-year old photographer and his subject-generations of common New Yorkers. Harvey Wang Harvey Wang is a published photographer, author and filmmaker who has shot and produced documentaries for National Geographic, CBS, HBO, and WNET/NY (public television). He won two Emmy Awards for his work on WNET/NY, and has worked as a commercial director with Maysles Films and Celsius Films. Harvey is currently directing his first feature film THE LAST NEW YORKER, as well as a series of short documentaries. PYONGYANG ROBOGIRL Jouni Honkkanen and Simojukka Ruippo | 3:30 | Documentary | 2001 | Finland Pyongyang, a closed city in North Korea. There are no traffic lights in this town, because there is a robogirl for the traffic control. Jouni Honkkanen and Simojukka Ruippo Simojukka Ruippo was born in 1964 in Tampere, Finland. He worked with the Tampere Short Film Festival for more than ten years and as a baggage handler at the Helsinki Airport. Jouni Hokkanen was born in 1964. He works as a critic, journalist and documentary filmmaker specializing in Asian cinema. He is a programmer for Helsinki International Film Festival - Love and Anarchy. Underground Aimee Lagos and Kristin Dehnert | 11:00 | Drama | 2003 | USA A heart-racing ride through a woman's day on a subway with a shocking conclusion that challenges the audience to face themselves. Aimee Lagos and Kristin Dehnert Aimee Lagos and Kristin C. Dehnert come from diverse filmmaking backgrounds. Kristin has worked as a location manager with critically acclaimed feature directors. Aimee has directed theater and worked as a script supervisor, production coordinator, and production associate on major Hollywood and independent feature films. Based in Los Angeles, the two first-time directors formed the company Smash Cut Films and launched into full production on "Underground" within a couple months of completing the script. Topeka Asier Altuna | 4:00 | Comedy | 2002 | Spain In a small rural village, the men become overly enthusiastic about watching two rams fight. Asier Altuna Asier Altuna was born in Bergara, Spain in 1969. Asier has studied filmmaking in the Basque Country in Spain, Venezuela and Cuba. He has worked in various capacities on films, videos, advertisements and television programs, as a technician, advertising executive and screenwriter. He has directed several short films on video and 35 mm, inlcuding "Txotx," co-directed by Telmo Esnal, which participated in many festivals and was awarded several prizes. He is currently working as a television screenwriter. Neo-Noir Chase Palmer | 10:00 | Drama | 2002 | USA A classic case of "Soviet" roulette--Russian roulette for cheaters in this classic mystery film. Chase Palmer Chase Palmer's first short film "Neo-Noir" debuted at the Austin Film Festival, where it won the Short Jury Award. Last December the film opened for Lions Gate Films' THE COOLER at pre-release screenings in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami and Chicago. The film has been distributed to HBO Latin America, Sundance Channel and Universal Studios Networks, Italy. Chase's first feature script BURIED ABOVE GROUND-inspired by the short-has won numerous screenwriting awards. Chase most recently shot his second short, "Shock and Awe" for Fox Searchlight's Searchlab program. He lives in New York City. The School Jonathan Hayes | 8:00 | Comedy | 2002 | Canada Edgar's precocious students make an outrageous request to help them forget their troubles when things start dying in "The School." Jonathan Hayes Jonathan Hayes is a Toronto-based filmmaker. He holds a B.A. and an M.A. from McGill University in Montreal. He has studied film at the Film Art Foundation in San Francisco and at the National Screen Institute workshops in Toronto. He has worked as a writer, producer's assistant, associate producer, and workshop leader. In addition to developing projects to write and direct for his own company, Berkeley Films, he is a director with Spy Films. Cane-Toad Andrew Silke and David Clayton | 4:00 | Animation | 2002 | Australia A yobbo cane toad learns the dangers of being one of the less adored icons of the Aussie landscape. Andrew Silke and David Clayton "Cane-Toad" was made by two Australian animators, David Clayton and Andrew Silke, in 2002. David currently works at Weta Digital in New Zealand where he was an animator on the third installment of THE LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy and is currently working on KING KONG. After contributing to films and games as a 3D artist, Andrew joined Animal Logic in Sydney to work on Australia's first fully computer animated feature film.

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