2005 Free Range Film Festival
From Fargo Filmmaking
The 2005 Free Range Film Festival was held in Wrenshall, Minnesota.
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[edit] Festival Program
[edit] Friday, July 29
- Directed by John Goheen. Three young women compete to become Miss Navajo Nation. But this pageant is less about beauty and more about preserving a culture. (Documentary, 55 minutes)
- Directed by Tony Gault. A lesson in grooming from "Backpack Jack." (Comedy/Documentary, 5 minutes)
- Directed by Dan Anderson. Two wealthy businessmen take a friendly vacation through middle America. (Experimental, 6 minutes)
Short Short Showcase
- More than a dozen short shorts including
- Brian Kelly Army directed by Jim Zabilla
- How to Bowl the Duckpin Way directed by Mike Scholtz
- Ring of Fire directed by Erica Hall
- Priority Seat directed by Jim Zabilla
- Baby Pepper directed by Carl Russo
- Laundry Inservice directed by Scott Lunt
- A Day at the Deeps directed by Mark Ryan
- Sable Ligero directed by Toby Jones and Heidi Gustad
- The Film That Almost Never Was directed by Derek Pikop
- Charlotte's Great Nightmare directed by Linda Kalweit
- The Sports Fan directed by Tucker Lucas
- Directed by Matt Center and Josh Thacker. The winner of Minneapolis' 48 Hour Film Project last year, Stale Mate is really funny. And really gross. (Comedy, 5 minutes)
- Directed by Peter Brown. Two friends match wits deep in the bowels of a self storage warehouse. FAIR WARNING: This film features a couple of "dirty words." (Horror, 15 minutes)
- Directed by Greg Carlson. Sally's lifelong obsession with the Sasquatch can't possibly end well. Can it? FAIR WARNING: This film features some "adult situations," if you know what we mean. (Horror/Comedy, 15 minutes)
- Directed by James Vculek. An alien civilization is attempting to contact our planet. Fortunately, a couple of antique dealers from Two Harbors are on the case. FAIR WARNING: This film features a handful of "dirty words." (Comedy/Drama, 75 minutes.)
[edit] Saturday, July 30
- Directed by Melody Gilbert. Think it would be cool to go through life without feeling pain? Think again. FAIR WARNING: This documentary is intense. (Documentary, 90 minutes)
- Directed by Toni Powell. In one world, there lives an obsessive businessman. In the other, there lives his 4-year-old daughter. What happens when worlds collide? (Comedy, 7 minutes)
- Directed by Mike Scholtz. What do you call someone who competes in a jigsaw puzzle contest? We call them "heroes." (Documentary/Cartoon, 8 minutes)
- Directed by Brian Jonas. A band. A bunch of puppets. Twenty degrees below zero and lots of snow. What more could you ask for? (Music Video, 5 minutes)
- Directed by Chris Amundson. Babies can be a big responsibility. Not to mention Cabbage Patch kids… (Comedy, 10 minutes)
- Directed by Massimiliano Mauceri. Opera for slackers. (Drama, 10 minutes)
- Directed by Elizabeth Henry. The great divorce: What we're left with. What still haunts us. (Experimental, 9 minutes)
How to Make Movies Three shorts by local filmmakers provide valuable insight on how to make movies. Plus… show tunes! (Documentary, 10 minutes)
- Directed by Scott Coleman Miller. (Comedy/Experimental, 22 minutes)
- Directed by Luke Holden. Um, yeah, that title pretty much says it all. (Cartoon, 2 minutes)
- Directed by Louis Fox. An empire of pesticides and chemicals have taken over modern farming. Only the Organic Rebellion can save the world from Darth Tater. (Comedy, 6 minutes)
- Directed by Christopher J. Holmes. One man's search for a lost dog unearths the squalor of a small town. (Experimental, 10 minutes)
- Directed by Jackie Bradley. Sometimes, it's not so much what you say as it is how you say it. Produced locally at the University of Wisconsin-Superior. (Experimental, 3 minutes)
- Directed by Hansi Johnson. An avalanche strikes a group of friends skiing in British Columbia. (Documentary, 15 minutes)
- Directed by Steve Furman. Filmed entirely in northern Minnesota, this documentary follows the perilous journey of day-old merganser ducklings from their nests all the way to the ground below. (Documentary, 12 minutes)
- Directed by Scott Lunt. What do geeks do in Duluth once Geek Prom is over? (Hint: It has something to do with balloons.) (Documentary, 4 minutes)
- Directed by Jay Barba and Brian Farrelly. Identical twin private eyes Matthew and Gunnar investigate a mysterious UFO sighting in this hard-rockin' cartoon. (Cartoon, 6 minutes)
- Directed by Kristian Fraga. A three-way race for mayor heats up the small town of Bogota, New Jersey. A classic tale of good versus evil versus incompetence. (Documentary, 90 minutes)
