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SEVENTEENTH ANN ARBOR FILM FESTIVAL MARCH 13 -l8; 1979

To encourage the work of the independent director: and to promote .- ~" ":':".~~ the concept of the film as art: CINEMA GUILD of the University .....:" ;;;;,;.; (!of Michigan: and the DRAMATIC ARTS CENTER of Ann Arbor . • -. • .~ are pleased to announce the SEVENTEENTH ANN ARBOR FILM ~ :•.1 FESTIVAL. ~ .,'. ~:,~

THANK YOUr--.-.-.........-.--.--.---.....--..............~ -;;; THE SELECTION COMMITTEE ~&.u- ~

" . ~ Each film submitted 10 Ihe Feslival was screened in ils ernirely ~ '\0 _ ~ by a Selection Committee composed offilm makers and persons . J' ..

XJ ~ knowledgeable in the independenJ. film. Their ftmction was to , ~ ~ program as many films as possible into the time allotted.

~ '-""' Unfortunately, the number of entries exceeded the time available

~~.\ ~;:,J;~~e::;fi:::a:~:ft~e;;~eiheT;:s~~:;~!/::y~~~v~'e:~ of the Selection Committee were:

Ruth Bradley: Bernie Coakley; Mary Cybulski: Gerry Fialka: Vicki Honeyman: John Nelson: Woody Sempliner: Kevin Smith; .r...hn Tintari; Susan Wayman: Rob Ziebell ••

;~THE AWARDS JURY

~i The functions are I) to see all the Festival films that have been "' programmed for public screening, and others if they wish, andJ. 2) to distribute the awards money in Ann Arbor and 3) to make ~ up different programs of award-winning films and highlights

that are shown on Sunday, and 4) to reduce the Festival in Ann Arbor to nine hours of film that will tour other institutions.

The Awards Jury this year is:

HARVEY CHAO, WILLIAM FARLEY, MARTHA HASLANCER.

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~UESOAY 7:00 p,M.

i HUSH HOGGIES HUSH' TOME JOI-INSOO'S PRAYING PIGS

" TWINS Joan StrOlll!l!r 9 MAKE ME PSYCHIC Sally Crulkshank 8 RETURNS TO IoEXICO EeWard Jones 1R

~ ~ ARMAGEDDON CR{MD SCENE TAKE ONE Ernie Fosselius & Andy Aaron 2.5. _ ;:;: TEMPORARY ARRANGEKNTS Dirk Kortz 7.5 ~l' ~ SOME ERTS Doug Wendt 10 4~:!r"'''' LABOR DAY - EAST CHICAGO Tom Palazzolo 30-ti·:::·=::·~:..:::::::~u...·5i·..­

'- IMPASSE Caroline & Frank Mour1s 10 -- r~6,o.-~..,...#fC ARROW CREEK Dana Plays 6 ).1 ' f',f5. LANDSCAPE AHD ROOM Davi d Haxton 10 '\.., ..~ '< DUCKS BREATH MYSTERY THEATER Lewis Dean Jones Jr. 13

~ ~:D~~Y~:I~K~N6:E T°An~~ D:~i~;~on 5 11.5 [ CV&RA SNAKE FOR A NECKTIE Jarres loia1paw t. Richard Luno 23.---:.------_...-._.._..__.-----­

pP (;I TUESDAY 11 :1)0 ?fl.

~~ ~ CUBITS At Jarnow 4 1)~ LET US PRAV Jarres Lyons 8 ,..;~ ~ BACKYARD Paul Winkler 15 r ~. EPIPHA.<iY Jatres Chressanthis 3.5 ..... AEQ!JA Erich Seibert 1~

STARJAWS 2 Puce Packard 5 HOtiE FOR CHR!STMAS Qick Hancox 5:')

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~ WEDNESDAY 7:1')8 p . rl .

Mi' FACTORY Les White 2.5"'..1 ~1' P.APIO EYE MOVEMENTS Jeff Carpenter & ~1arj Larrbert

r.f ~~~~k~u~~~AR!~~Eo,~~i~~ B~~dY " aryan E1som 10

..... ; QEROS - THE SHAPE OF SUfWIVAL John Cohen 53

WE:JttESMY 9:1)~ P.M . ~~

~ttlHDARlN ORANGES John Brister 2 . 5 '. "'~ i ~ ~o~~, ~R~~~~RUNxe;e~A~~~d/it e

lie Breger 6

ji; ~~~8TH~a~~DCu~~n6Robertson 11 i=£iI JoK}THfR Gl)QSE David Bishop/USC Cinema 4 ~!~ EIlJAROO THE HEALER Ri chard Cowan 55

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J~ 'tt!:l.ftocoWEDNESDAY 11:'11) P."'. ~.,.~ ~.) I "SEA TRAVELS Anita Thacher 11 -~...

CIRCUS DALE John C. Hibbitts 15 SYDNEY HARBOR BRIDGE Paul Winkler 15 PIWBLEt1S IN FIU-'~KJNG Bryan Greenberg" Don Jackson 3 THE SANTA CLAUS ACTION JerI Bang Carlson t Solvagnen 45

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II$: .~. cosmc VOYAGE Adam Slater 5 , '-'.' f40VEMENT IN BLACK & WHITE Les White 4.5,,' '.. JSCREW Margaret Doogan 3

- ~ UNCLE BILL'S Steve Schuler 8 1J..f'4: ~,... ". #r I.

~' :~:~iIL~r;~~L~i~~~~1 o:na Hodgdon 2;·rl" ~ r.:'

t.I'~~~ ._., .... '''' .. -:I ECLIPSE Greer Grant 3

~ THE JOYC[lIN SHRACER STORY "'ark Block" Bart Weiss 30..__..._-_._---_._-_._-_........... "xt THURSDAY 9:01 P.tA. S'c.... f-o' .. , ~(

:TElECTROCUTE YOOR COCK Rl chard Casey 1.5 Q &I

\.~~ VOYAGE Caroline t1. Heyward 5 »=~I!,."tr~. GRAHD OPERA: AN HISTORICAL RO"'AHCE James Bennina q"

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tt CO~IE BACK JONEE Chuck Statler 3 /1 'f _ UNTITLED R. Greenwald 1.5 .

!I MINIMUti CHARGE: NO COVER Holly Dale & Janis Cole 11 CLOSE UP Warren Bass 9 SUBWAY PEOPLE Eloise Phi Ipot-B1ack 2 PUNKIHG OUT Carson/Kossakowski/Shore 24 A FilJI BY WILLIAA FARLEY 42

FRIDAY 7:00 P.M.

THE FOOT CAN'T DO THAT LO (A Performance wrltte1Jfor and dedicated to PA T OLESZKO).

I.F ~i~~~O:i~M B~!~I"G~~~~~k~tu1jOS' Inc. 3:11 J, rHE SOO LOCKS William Blanchard 6 JA... PERSISTAUCE OF VISION Charles Lyman 13.5

L'ORIGIfjE [)[ LE ~ETAPHYSIQUE Rick Blanchard PENCIL BOOKLl~GS Kathy Rose 1t! 107 1/2 ..lohn Nelson 3 WHERE ARE f4Y LEGS? John Jesurun 22

...~~.:::::~-....--:~;;;-.----<~~~JI'W THE C Jarres Picker 3 ~..". MONGOLOID Bruce Conner 3.5

. ;,;~~ :t~o=YS~~LD~~c~~~~G~e;!ke ~aimark 0: 45 .-._..-._...._---_..............-....... /..:::',"",_.._._-''''t-s FRIDAY ~ J1:(Y.)P.~l. ' ~ FRAI'£S OF REFERENCE. William Archie Brown 1!J

BOLA NOVA t·lar)' Cybu1ski/John Tintori 3 VESTIBULE (IN 3 EPISODES) Ken Kobland 24~ ~iN~~~~uo~ayL~~e ~rin 5 ~ SONG OF THE GOOBODY Jarres Brou~ton & Joel Singer 11 l'ACA01E Robert Russett 16 ~ SATURNALIA Dan Oinello 12 JIM & MJGGINS TOUR TORONTO Mi chae 1 Kennedy 15

SATURDAV 1:C¥.l P.M.

NORTHERN llG/IT Barilara Scharres 14 AT THE ~\OVIES Carl Surges 4 TIlE DISCIPLINE OF DE Gus Van Sant 9 THE BEAD GAl-1E Ishu Patel 5.5

l~ dRIOES Sharon J. Sachs 3 AQUILINE Tom Ludtriig 6

-:;l!' J.A.C . L.W.& S. :m. 1 Jac L. White 12 CHAPTER 15 Craig Newman 7 EEL David McDannold Lee IT.~~ THE STORY OF ROBERT Charles T. Leone';;i!

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~.p SATURDAY 7:00 P."'.

~! oua FILM Doug Wendt 3. 5 ::::.~ ASPARAGUS Suzan Pi tt 19 -.:.ev\ ~ ~ ::i:~\::~;[; s~~:;r:~ay: 6 ~e ~ \ee\

':S U D.L. MENARD. CAJUN t'llSICIAN Stephen Ouplantier " Marc Porter" o'fo oJ

~ ~ ~~LnfN/l~~;c~e~~dl~~ 6.5 >1~ _ n ~i~~ IY i OUTTAKES ~ PAVSAGE DE GUERRE Paul Brekke 26 ~~(}~~e \\e

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~ SATURDAY 9 01') P.t1. M~rl 'to~rJ. "",i

Richard Bllrtler 4 ~~~~~~ ---.--../- ­REFLECTO-VISION "'7~ ......"',,-, ___

~~ BRAIN CA.'mY Stan Kozma 2.5 ylJI/l-1I'1I' AX' • ,

~~~i~HTs~~:T!m1 ~:r~s~~~:~~s / ~~ : D. .-~\ ~~~OO;.N~~~Z~!i~o(AF~~~~~~an~: work) Johtnna Householder Dance -=0:.- '\ \

Coft'4)any with Johanna Hcuseholder and Georqe 1lanuoelli ,~\ AU()ST CRYING George Manupe 11 1 60 COMPILATION FILH Selection COII1JIittee 5

SELECTIOHS FROM THE FOLLOWING LIST WILL BE SIIO',.m AS TIME PERJoIITS:

ARRIFLEX QUAD Cart Stebbins 3 AFTER THE TROJAN WAR H~ard Gindoff 29 THE AFTERMATH Daniel Sarokin 23 ALL THE IN BETWEENS David Cllenneyer 10 ALLITERATI~S Scott Brewer 18 ANGEl CITY Jon Jos t 75 THE ART OF GERALO GOOCH Seth Hi 11 16 ASSASSINS Char1e<; Robert Carner 17 AT HOME MID AWAY IN THE LATE 70s Jon Rubi n 41) AUTO-Ml\TES Gary A. Walkow 22 AUTOBIOI:RAPHY OF A HOPI Illan and Gwyn GOI"9 A AWAKENING Ray Grasse 6.5 BEACH PARTY Richard Casey 4.5 BEAUTY Ken Jenkins/Dean Cutler/I"ichale Wiese 15 BEAUTY ANO THE BEAST Brtlce Wa 11 7 GIG BANFF CQUNTPV Tony Currie 3 THE BIRDS. THE BEES. AND GUM DISEASE Richard Barber and r--orQan Wesson 20 BLACK JACKETS AHD CHOPPERS John Carney 25

BLACK ON WHIlE Mark A. Torgl 5 • BLIND t<\AN'S BLUFF Jeffrey Hale 4I BUFFALO CHIPS Timothy J . Philo 3!J

~ ~~:~~~F~~~~N~~oh;rm fandry 12

1 ~~~~~~A~~Y~6:~T:~c/~~~~~1l~~:~n ~!de III

1 ~~~;~RO~;~S~~Pl~ll: Teder 9

K CHARLEY Nathan J. White 1.5 • .,. CHATEAUGAY Julie Levinson 10 •

i~~~C~I~IN~1~:~1dR~~!~OO8.~·5

i CIRCLES Christie Allan Piper 20 CLOCKS Phillip L. Engle 7.5 Cor-IE BACK Tina Rathbome 9

ji6 CONTINENTAL DRIFT Paula Longendyke 28 ~THE COST OF COTTON Luis Argueta/David Temple 28

COTTON CANOY AtlO ELEPHANT STUFF Jan Krawitz/Thomas Ott 2B CRISIS Thomas Robbin 15 DAN'S MOTEL Jerry R. Barrish 27 DAUGHTER RITE ~l1rhelle Citron 48

l DAYS Ralph Schreiber 45 THE DEATH OF JIM MORRISON Tom Huckabee 12 DECISI(WS AND REV!SIONS Don McMi llan 13 DESPUES DEL TERREMOTO Lourdes Portillo/Nina Serrano 24 DEW DROP Gregg Schiffner 16 DIARY OF A tlj()ONLIGHTER Gar LaSalle 70 DOCTOR PETRONlUS, SEDUCER OF WOMEN Herbert Jean de Grasse 55 DOGS HAVE TALES Richard I".err 17 DOUBLES Mar Elepano & 8arry Zet1in 3 ~ DROP TEST William A. Brown 12 ~ DOANE MICHALS (1939-1997) Ed Howard/Ted Hai1l1!s 14 EAST/WEST Ted Brady 7.5 ELAINE: A STORY OF LOST LOVE Andrew Horn/John Meaney 30 ELLE Maxine Martell 5:46 ENERGY SORSE Richard Carnes 5.5 EXPERIMENT IN SOUND Hark Flitman 10 EYE LEVEL Hertl Sewe 11 10 FACADES Juan Mande Ibaum/Laura Gordon/Uei de Mage roe 111ng 17 FANCY TOMATOES Jonathan Bainbridge 23 FISHES EDDY Esther Shatavsky 12.5 A FOREIGN /olJVIE Sharon Hennessey 10 THE F!WZEN ~ES Jeffrey Thal 5 GEURGIE WINSHIP RATHBORNE Tina Pathbome and Chris Gerolmo 17 i ) GOING TO A HOOKE LAU Richard M. Sabatte 14

I GOOD MORNItIG ANXIETY Jennifer Sharp 3:53 ~IGOTTA DANCE Marai'lret Ganah1 6~·

GREAT POETS DIE iN STEAMING POTS OF SHIT Robert Sturino 10.5 ~ \ '~ HEARTBEAT WilT coots 20

..>! ~ ~~~~6N ~~~sKH~WS CallEron Tfngley 18

~, ~g:B~~~INBi ~~i ~~hr:~!en6~ones 14

~ HOT LUNCHES Loring Doyle 6

~ ~~~~Slru~~r~~~~~\f~ten 10 oJ". I'M NOT FROM HERE Harvey Harks 45 • THE IJofiALANCE OF NATURE Cameron Tingley

IN THE YARD George Semse 1 3 IN VIEW Tom Hartfn, Don Wiegmann 27 INITIATION Shi rley Clarke 28 INSIDE UP Ooug1as Puder 6 IT TAKES A WO~'S TOUCH Daniel L. Hess ITS GRITS R. Stanley Woodtriard 45 JOHN JACOB NILES Wf111am B. Richardson 32 JOURNEY t-lichael Kennedy 4. 5 JUDI CAS ~ORTIS Vladimir Tukan 4.5 JUMP Walter S. Clayton III 17 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Steve Jacobson , Michael Nanki Spears, ~

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David Wechter 39 D THE KEY WEST PICTURE SHOW B. J . Partin/M. Henrikson/A. Benson 40 LAST CHANTS FOR A SLOW DN'iCE Jon Jost 90 THE LAST INDIANS OF INDIANFIELDS Mark Hunrnel 18 LAST RITES' Thorne/Macksoud 29 THE LATE GREAT AMERICAN PICNIC Dan Bailey 12.5 ~

• i LET US LOVE Jarres E. Parks 3:45 VQ,l R lIVE LOBSTER: PAINE LOBSTERMAN Peg Dice 24 '01 .' MAD DOG Jeff Gewert 6 ~ AAN GETS HIGH John L. Tho~son 2:1" 11 A MAN IN THE BOX Robert Rayher 7 ; MAHA 3tewart Lippe 15 . ~ MANY RIVERS TO C!IDSS Robert Millll'an 17.5 tl' MAPLE LEAF UNDERSTOry Anna Granau 9

",ARQUETTE PARK II Torn Palazzolo & Mark Rance 35 HARK AND KATHY Douglas M!lrray 25.4 ,-.? J.. =~~A~~~~TT~JT~~~ch~rd~n Massingham 58 V;~JI.~0' A MATTER OF OlOICE Peggi Chute 25 /~ '=" '<J. MES AMIS AND MYLARSELF t~1tchelT Loch 6 "'I Af.jQR DISPERHO Krughak r. HickoJaou 1.3 A MIDNIGHT SNACK tameron Tinaley ".28 ~\OONROSE Bi 11 Hogan 6.25 THE MOTIVE Eugene G. Chay 47.5 t-DVEr-ENTO OEMENTO Nancy Arons 1.5 ItJRALES PLURALES Valerie Blitz 19 NEVERMORE Jonathan Bainbr1dQe 15 NINEVEH'S LEGACY Vi ctor Alexander 14 NOMADIC LIVES Mark Obenhaus 6'1 ON PHOTOGRAPHY David CX>erllEyer 3. 5 ON THE PO"lD Philip Hoffman 10 ONCE UPON A TI1·l[ Kevin Dole & Marion Kral"'er 5.5

,- ONE ATIEMPT Steve Heldt 6 17 ~ONE MORE REO NIGHrr-~ARE Scott Brewer 3

t:::J ~~S~~E~HEN:!;~I~~ap~:~y ~~rl1ngame 6 THE PAnl:NT Ann Ryan 14 ~ THE PAYflENT OF TERESA VIDELA Niccol0 Caldararo 11 PENOULUfl Peter Bundy & Jan Mlllsapps 2 . 5 PEOPLE HAVE THEIR STRIFE tlOW ANO THEN Michael Kennedv "1 :~\.I PERFORf.IANCE Brent Wilccx 3 t...- .

")~ ~~~~~cF~~~~~VI~~~~~adg~~~t ;!ero 30 ~ ,)jn 0

QJ PHRASES Richard K. Bloes 10 . ' I

PHYSICS flU' (PARTS 1,2,3) Bren'" Wllcox 6 ~ • .' A PLACE TO LIVE Fred Jarres 24 '

~ POOL Pola Rapaport 201.5 PORTRAITS OF US Jonathan Genkin 7 PRE?ARING TO SIr~G Seth Greene 4 ;I ... PRESIDEIlTIAL POORESS John R. Coster 24 ~ ,. PRESSURE GRADIENT PROPHYLAXIS OF THPQrlBOSIS Henry Ford Hospital lIl0 PP~TENSE Steven Bernstein 18 .,... REFLECTION John Prusak 12 "

~~~~¥~;IM R~O~~!n~~l~ra~chin 11 ..

'""" RITE OF PASSAGE Gary A. Wa1kow 7

~~~~r~BLiraM~~~:~~~~ ~OJon Winet S.A.G. ON STRIKE Scott Brewer 8 SCENES David Williams 55 SELF-SERVICE Benjamin Hayecm 17 THE SERIAL OF PAWN Lee Holt 35 SHME John Ahearn 16.5 SIKILATIOHS OF GOO Antoinette L. li 11y }"J

SIT -UPS Jane 01 ckson 3 THE SIXTH WEEK John Sirreon Block 23

~~;O;~EC~i1~l~~;o~uz~~tt; & Ivan Tcherepnin 10 f"(jN ;n1J~O t-- THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 24 'O~f1"'I ,Jo ;3') 34U l-I.o?~.l So;>

~ ~~~~~~RER~~\~6a~~",\aVfne 5 .r .;-?'J5" SOHG OF THE CANARAY, INDUSTRIAL ILLNESS David Davis, Josh Hanig 58 VJ.. -t. 0 ~ "PACE r.OAST Michel Negropnnte " Poss "'tElwee ')0 b--~ .1\ IS

~ ~~~g~iR~~IV~~!Ph!~~~r~~;e /.5 ~ .y'}-b - ~i:~~I~~~CO~{nB~!~tt~ 1 . -.f I'. . ~,~sq..i STORM OF FIRE: WORLO WAR II Cadre Films 23 ?..... ·U..l ~

~ ~ 5 ~~:~l~~~~~~~IO::fc~~~a~~C;~~~ef~er 8 ·':;t!~~ ~ ~",-~, ~~ ~~~E~E 1~~~~Y L~~~~ l~:~ I'~e'.d.. ~~ l i~~E~~~O:~~ELI~~~~~S CO~~~~de~ ' ~ohnson R .. 'Y ::1 TIJo£ PASSES Philip Perkins 10 ~ TRIP David "'cCullou~ 5 .......

.1i ~ i:G:I~~~br E~f~ =~~~!:~n 6 7 ~. ~ ;r 2000 YEARS TODAY - A PARABLE Mlc~ael Kennedy 2A.5

~ UNOERBRIOGE Peter Bundy & STan Woo~arG 7 ;r JNTITLED Anthony L. Catenacci 1.5

UNTITLED Brent Wilcox 3 URASHIMA TARO Peggy O\ceya 12

~~:ntANM~~~~l ~n~~d~or~~/John Fernie 12 )1~ .2VERTICAL HORIZONS Igor Tertyszny.1 10.5 .., ~ VICTORIO Bruce Baker 28.5 • . ,~~ ( ): VISIONS OF TIME Di rk Wales 3 '.: '5-­

~ VOC. REHAB. Richard R. Dudley 5 :20 '~' '~qJ ME" ON WATCH IT, THINK IT Mftchell Syrop 2.5 • • • ­rAsn~S + WATERGROUND Frances Morton 16 ~ (j

€fi!. WAVELINES Reynold Wefdenaar 11 .aI .!! ~ I

~~~I~PI~iiLYca~~nB~~Vr~es 24 ,.r:~ -<;_~~' . • WHO'S ANDY Sue Jensen Weeks 10 - .,' S

WITH BABIES AND BANNERS Anne Bohlen/Lc raine G"ay/Lyn 46 :~-S THE WITNESS Greg foIartinelli 24 ~_

J~:J8r~~R[g;sMERa:!;~a~~ 1~;~e 1~~55 ~ '.; WR~G ROOM Ki rk LaVine 6 ~

~~~~G~OPJ~~NM:R~i:~~p J~n Strysik , (

ZURKE lilly Ann Boruszkowski 2.25 ,,_,

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FIL'IS NOT RECEIVED AS or SATURDAY 3/10

DON'T DREAM IT. BEE IT Thursday Night Bridt;Je Films 13 HAPPINESS IS A BANANA IN YOUR POCKET G. A. Grann 1:40 ~ EULOGY Hi ke ~1cLeod 17 Ali EYE FOR AN EYE Peter Hark Weiner 8 ) . " ... TIN CANS ARE MY FAVORITE TREAT Dean Snider 15 • , ~

,. TIME AND AGAItl David Kershaw 10 ()' ~ \'\~ SIT D()lN SWEET SEPTEIofiER Harry de liQtH 21 If',@),\ PULSE George Griffin 8 ~•'. fo

~E TO OHE David McOannold Lee 6 MY 8ETTER HALf Mitchell Loch 5.5 . POINT OF INTERSECTION Ted Brady 3.4 ·t. :/r: .

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SCREENING ltiFORtAATION ~

Screenings are held in the old Architecture and Design Auditorium !iat 7:00, 9:00.11:00 p.m. dailv - 1:00. 7:00.9:00 on SlIturdav.

~, Winners and highlig.ts are screened on Sunday at 7:0!J, 9:00, 11:00 p.m. in both the old Architecture and ~sign Auditoriul'l and uditorfum A of Angell Hall. Single a(i:1iss1on is S1.75 . Sunday: .~2.00. O.11y ,"',." $4.50 .mpt Suod.y. S."." $20.00 .

Advance sales begin at 6:00 p.m. far that day only. Series tickets on sale on Tuesday. March 13th at 5:30. ............... .............. , THE ANN ARBOR FILM FESTIVAL TOUR

The Festival tour of six 90 minute programs circulates to leading -¥ institutions throughout the United StaT~s and Canada following the Festival in Ann Artlor. This yen', tour l1st will be oub1ished in the Festival report. Persons interested in receiving the Festival should contact Jllnet MacAinsc~, School of A..t, University lit of Michigan, Ann Artlor, m 48109. (3\3) 7f'4-0397 -,­

,................].............. , o~ ~ '\ FESfIVAL OFFICERS t"'\ ""Y'.

\ / George M anupelh, FestIval DIrector ~ Claywood Semplmer, FestIVal Manag

Janel MacAmsch, Fes"val Secrelary ; , ~

Peter Wilde, Technical Director I ~ /' ~::~ ~:;:;'~;::~::"S::~7;{n~~":7t ~uild ~; /.~ Report typograPhy: Oval Blandine Jl'I\.Qsa...1v.,s ."'10ft,' >It> House Man4ge" Vicki Honeyman ..... .:..... w...+.." SPECIAL FESTIVAL THANKS TO: AlfN ARBOR POST OFFICE , LIBERTY STREET STATION, JOE TOpSSAINT.

DAN GUNNING, and MARTHA BERRY., S'J:RIOUS BUSINESS OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO HUBEf~T COHEN. L ,

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FPS Autonomy i. Mi:;!dia ~ FreeAnnJordan ~ ,

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(i)Pat Oleszko regrets she's wurble to lU7lCh today. • • • '., .. .-., .. We will miss her very much this year and look forward '.~~ to her epic new cabaret work next. :;,;..,,(_~

~ . . 'S .. ., ~' ''' Mike Getz. an old friend of the festIval wi/I also be absent. ~~~~~,. ~..!!l..tlt. We will miss him, and Karen Cooper too - - - ~o(.,

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Please help the Ann Arbor Film Festival effort by acquiring the ~ follOWing artistic and literary treasures: ~ ..."

Sevenleenlh Ann Arbor Film Feslival Limiled Edilwn 0 ':'

Collectors Item T-Shirt,.. DeSIgned by Martha Berry $5.00 ,::

SevenJeenJh Ann Arbar Film Festival Collectors Item C()mmemorative Broach: $l.oo

IMPULSE MAGAZINE A Canadian magazine of the arts and afri of film: $2.00. Subscription $LO.OO the year.

/;:. The Ann Arbor Film Festival has as its community junction th:!!! servicing of a collaboration between film makers and audiences. Many individuals have expressed interest in helping the Festival. Our greatest need is in raising award monies for film makers for the amazing show that they put on each year. This year we will AA. r be circulating an invitation to contribute awards to the Festival XVIIl for next year. The form is only an expression of interest on your J part and places you under no obligation. You will be contacted by mail only early next year and hopefully the state of the economy

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The Ann Arbor Film Festival ~--;;>'"" P. O. Box 7283 Ann Arbor. Michigan 48107 ~ atiI,JDear Friends: :: I am irneresled in conJributing an award 10 Ihe Ann Arbor ~ o :"ut;:e~e~~i::n~ :j: the name of: (Award name) ______

$25 Please contact me by mail:$50 $75

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Lobby Display Cases by:

Roy Smith, Lightworks, Reed Lenz. Nina Cambron. Jo & Di Piepol. Jane Gudwin.

Live Mannequins: Vicki Homyman & Sue Schell

This year:

Weekend performances by the Johmrna Householder Dance Company.

In appreciation, each filmmaker will receive the Seventeenth Ann Arbor Film Feslival Commeralive Broach, it /1M 31¥ 5tfltil1r1 ~dlM?5

....................................... ~ 4.WARDS 17TH AAFF 1979 ~

~HE TOM BERMANAWARD: $750 ~ ~ ~o the Most Promisitlg Film Maker in the Festival - ~ ~om Berman was one of the closest friends of the Ann Arbor Film ~~~stival. His brilliant early films won awards and he was much ~oved here•. His tragic early death is commemorated by this prize.

~OTHER AWARDS

Cinema Guild $650 Ii' Cinema 11 500 ~ Ann Arbor Film Coop 300 UAC/Mediatrics 200 Dominick's/Prix de Varti 100 Soybean Cellar 100 Schoolkid's Records 100 Canadian Friends of th~ Festival Film Forum/Karen Cooper 50

~2~:?~;0::Silanli 50 , ,

Megaframes 50 ~~ Beverly Hills Relief Fund 50 The Labour Fowulation for Noninstitutional Living 50 The Biltmore Ballroom 50 Commcde d'or ltl conjunction with Lazy Beaux Arts 4u Fantasy Fashions 25 Marvin Felheim 25 Buckheim & Rowland. Inc. - Advertisitlg mul Marketing 25 Baobaba 25

(llEX' 7l'fl.. Hertler Brothers 25 ~~ The Blmd Pig 25 F. P. S. 25 •

D.ane Krrkpalnck 25 ~,~_:r--~ (~

(~~;~u~~~o~;::;;r~5 25 -­~ .. ~ OSlUs-Bantle Glass StlldlQ 25

, ~Auto Entertmnment Center 25 ~ Sams Store 25

. ! Suu;onee Springs Leather ",arks 25 ~.The Po ,SUlg Water Auard 25

Adnan's Custom Graplucs Fleetwood Diner 25 Lightworks Magazine 25 Eciil>Se Inc. 25 Village Corner 25 John Leidy Shop 25

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