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I Thursday
5 p.m. “Your Humble Serpent; The Wisdom of Reuben Snake", “Bonnie Loksawa/s Iron Art Wagon”
7 p.m. “Cause N’ Defect”, “Blue City"
9 p.m. “Filmmaking in Nebraska: We’re Not the Jet Sef
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, 5 p.m. “Iowa An American Portrait”, “Crawfish and Freys”
7 p.m. “Filmmaking In Nebraska: Home at Last”
9 p.m. “Film Making in Nebraska: We’re Not the Jet Set”
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“Bonnie Looksaway’s Iron Art
Wagon,” “Cause N’ Defect.” “Blue
City” and “Filmmaking in Nebraska
We’re Not the Jet Set.”
“Your Humble Serpent. Tne
i Wisdom of Reuben Snake’ and
i ‘Bonnie t.ooksaway's Iron Art
Wagon both focus on Nati o
American culture, but from different
perspectives. Reuben Snake was a
prominent Winnebago leader and
acdvist, while Bonnie is an artist.
In stark contrast to the rural
themes of the first two movies, “Blue
City" and “Cause N’ Defect’ focus
on the painful realities of urban life
; “Blue City’’ depicts the accidental
l interaction of four urban people.
Sunday
j p.m. Filmmaking in Nebraska: Paul Eisloeffei Presents ‘The Early Tears
j 5 p.m. “Filmmaking in Nebraska: Citezen Ruth”
7 p.m. Troublesome Creek”, “Getting It Right", “Qiana”
9 p.m. “Fate of the Plains”, “Blood Memory: The Voice of Sand Creek”
Tuesday
:5 p.m. “Pepper’1 Pow Wow”, “Porch Light”, “Standing on the Edge Watching”
7 p.m. “Chasing the Dream: A Bullriding Documentary”, “Fat of the Land”
9 p.m. ponda Retrospective: The Wild Angels”
Wednesday
5 p.m. “My Father's Garden”, “Pressurecooker”, “Presbyterian Medical Services”, “Walk tis Way'
7 p.m. “Animosity”, “Anna in the Sky”, “Gift of the Grandfathers”, “Planet Trash”
y p.m. Fonda Retrospective: The Trip”
Thursday
5 p.m. “Letter -rom Waco”, Family Tree”
7 p.m. “After Sunset: The Life and Times of the Drive-In Movie”, 'Surviving Friendly Fire"
9 p.m. Fonda Retrospective: The Hired Hand"
Friday
6 p.m. Awards Ceremoney
7 p.m. Cocktails
j 7:30 p.m. Fonda Retrospective: “Easy Rider1’
I Saturday
1 p.m. Competition Award Winner
3 p.m. Special Presentation: Career Girls with Lina Ducnin/October Films
5 p.m. Competition Award Winner
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