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Music and Dance Program #4

Friday, September 25th - 2:00 pm

 
 

Cairngorm

Directed By Jodie mann

Synopsis: Set deep in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, this music video is a visual ode to the life cycle of the Cairngorms National Park - a place where ancient landscapes breathe, break and begin again.

United Kingdom

Website | @jodiemannphotography

She Sang (the song)

Directed By Dona Hodge Nichols

Synopsis: This original song was written to accompany the feature length documentary on women in country music. Written and performed by women.

United States

Website | @shesangdocumentary

 

Vicky Wakes Up

Directed By Victoria Blade

Synopsis: Stuck in a dead-end office job, Vicky lives an uninspired existence until she’s confronted by a mystical pop star through vivid dreams and visions. When a mysterious gift arrives, Vicky takes a step to face her fears and discover her true calling.

United States

Website | @victoria_blade

Fatale

Directed By John-David Minjares

Logline: Lured down a darkened street by a stranger's gaze, a man follows her into a hypnotic dance — convinced he is the hunter, until her body speaks a language older than desire.

Synopsis: On a darkened city street, a chance encounter between a mysterious woman and an unsuspecting man becomes an intoxicating game of attraction and control. Drawn into her orbit, he follows her to a seedy motel, where reality begins to give way to something more primal. Their encounter unfolds through a hypnotic pas de deux, blurring the line between seduction and danger as the balance of power slowly shifts. Told through movement, atmosphere, and contemporary ballet, Fatale is a sensual dance thriller about desire, perception, and the dangerous illusion of control.

United States

Website | @fataledancefilm

 

Hangover

Directed By Jen Rosenstein

Synopsis: Raw. Real. Corday revealed. Brace yourself for the intoxicating rise and devastating fall of a love so addictive, it leaves you powerless.

United States

Website

WAR

Directed By John C. Lyons

Synopsis: War is a failure of human civilization and our failure is resounding. WAR is a commentary on humanity’s cycle of violence.

United States

Website | @seichedancecollective

 

The Skeleton Ballet

Directed By Gigi La Rita

Logline: An aspiring ballerina struggles to cope with an eating disorder while preparing for a high stakes audition.

Synopsis: Sophie struggles through rehearsal under her Instructor’s harsh criticism as auditions loom. After secretly watching her strongest competitor deliver a flawless performance, her anxiety spirals and she retreats to practice. Alone, Sophie battles both the choreography and a reflection that torments her. When she falls out of another turn, something breaks. She finds herself bingeing in the kitchen until the Instructor discovers and mocks her. Humiliated, Sophie locks herself in a bathroom stall and forces herself to vomit before rushing to the stage, late and shaken. Then she dances. The judges are captivated by her haunting artistry, each beautiful movement seeming to cost her something. As the routine builds, the lights fade until only a skeleton remains, dancing in Sophie’s place. It takes its final bow in the spotlight before the lights rise again, revealing Sophie lying motionless on the floor.

United States

Website | @gigi.la.rita

Serenity's Song

Directed By Christopher Andrew Schultz

Synopsis: A teenager balances life between school and home while taking care of her terminally ill mother as she grants her mother's final wish.

United States

 
 

ALL in-person screenings are at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills at 8556 Wilshire Blvd from September 24th - September 27th.

In-Person Tickets & Passes must be purchased online in advanced on Film Freeway below.

**Tickets are higher at the door. Please be prepared to have your ticket scanned on your phone or printed out.

Tickets are Will Call. VIP Passes will be handed out before screenings and parties.

Please arrive up to an hour prior to the screening to ensure you get into the screening before the film starts, especially if you want concessions.

We reserve the right to not allow late admissions into the theatre once a film has started. Please arrive early.

Please be kind and patient with our festival and theatre staff. Everyone is working hard to provide a great festival experience. 

Please exit the theatre promptly and take all items and trash with you when exiting the theatre to ensure plenty of time for the theatre to sanitize between screenings.

 Free Parking:

 Beverly Hills City Garage - 321 S La Cienega Blvd

 Monday thru Friday before 4pm (2 hours free)

Monday thru Friday entering after 4pm 

All day Saturday and Sunday

Parking at meters:

 After 6pm (7pm on Wilshire) 

All day on Sun

Metro Stop:

Located at the North-East Corner of Wilshire and La Cienega Blvds, Beverly Hills