The Complete 2003 Festival Schedule

IT’S ALL RELATIVES
Asian Art Museum
Saturday, October 18
5:00pm

Families: whether you’re ready to meet them halfway, or run away screaming, you just can’t escape ‘em. Some we choose, some we lose, and some just turn out to be not quite what we imagined. When a man’s younger brother comes home injured, the “maternal” side of his partner comes out in MOTHER’S DAY. A lesbian and her father go fishing in DADDY-O, while a special delivery of BREADCRUMBS brings an immigrant and his father closer. An accidental discovery brings the tension to a head IN ANY HOUSE, and long-simmering feelings come to a boil in STAND BY. Infant Teo is instructed in the finer points of life, Berkeley-style, in TEACHING TEO. TV dinners and Lawrence Welk recreate SATURDAY NIGHTS IN THE ‘70s, and when two single moms set up a PLAY DATE, is it just for the kids?

DADDY-O; A. Rosser Goodman, director; 2002; USA; 5 minutes; video

BREADCRUMBS; Ruven Hannah, director; 2002; USA; 9 minutes; video

SATURDAY NIGHTS IN THE SEVENTIES; Steven Marker, director; 2002; USA; 2 minutes; video

STAND BY; Tony Osso, director; 2003; USA; 10 minutes; video

TEACHING TEO; Diane Dodge, director; 2003; USA; 15 minutes; video

PLAY DATE; Elise Hurwitz, director; 2003; USA; 20 minutes; video

IN ANY HOUSE (EN CUALQUIER CASA); Luis Ulloa, director; 2003; USA; 12 minutes; 16mm

MOTHER’S DAY; David Quantic, director; 2003; USA; 19 minutes; 16mm

Copresented by Families Like Ours

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