ArtSpot Presents: First Annual
Date:
Saturday, March 6th
When:
10:30 am (featured films, NO discussion, NO short films)
2:30 pm (featured films, discussion w/featured films creators, short films, awards)
Where:
Cost:
$5 adults/$2.50 seniors and students/$10 family
Featured Films:
High Plains Winter, Cindy Stillwell, 10 minutes
Trailer:
Mother of
Short Films:
Hi Lonesome (2 minutes) and See You Then (2 minutes), Audrey Hall
Trax (1 minute), Toni Marie LaGree
Dolan’s Doodles (3:30 minutes), Shawn Newton
Please call Toni (228-9072) or Laura (526-7262) with any questions.
Special thanks to the Theo & Alyce Beck Foundation and Cottonwood Inn in
Pamela Roberts, Butte America (67 minutes)
Narrated by 2009 Golden Globe winner Gabriel Byrne, Butte, America recounts the sometimes glorious, often sorrowful, but always fascinating story of the most lucrative hard rock mining town in United States history, "the Richest Hill on Earth," "the town that plumbed and electrified America," the Pittsburgh of the West. In Butte, the Industrial Revolution collided with the romance of the frontier, corporate capitalism battled organized labor, and human appetite laid waste to land and water, yielding vast fortunes for a few and a tragic environmental legacy for the people left behind. Those people are the heart of the film--miners, their families, the working class neighborhoods they created amidst danger and hardship. In a copper crucible, they forged a community whose toughness and solidarity speak to what's missing in
As more countries pursue an urban-industrial lifestyle, at great social and environmental cost, the story of
Major funding for
Over the past 24 years Roberts has produced and directed award-winning documentary films and videos for public television and national and international theatrical and video distribution. These include Backbone of the World: the Blackfeet, broadcast nationally on public television and WorldLINK TV; Ishi, the Last Yahi, a one-hour documentary nominated for an Emmy Award by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and broadcast nationally on American Experience; and Contrary Warriors: A Story of the Crow Tribe, nationally broadcast on A&E and PBS and winner of the John Grierson Award for Best Film for First Time Director.
Cindy Stillwell, High Plains Winter (10 minutes)
HIGH PLAINS WINTER, 2006, is a short experimental documentary film that looks at the winter season in relation to human experience. Particular to the open high plains of
HIGH PLAINS WINTER, a ten minute short film by Cindy Stillwell, will be a part of the Sundance Film Festival 2006. From there the film will screen at the International Film Festival of Rotterdam. The short is the third film in Stillwell’s “Western Trilogy.”
Cindy Stillwell received her Master of Fine Arts degree from
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