Cine Manifest

From Fargo Filmmaking

Cine Manifest (2006) is a feature documentary created by Judy Irola of Los Angeles, California.

Contents 1 Main Details 1.1 Plot Summary 1.2 Production Information 1.3 Cast 1.4 Crew 2 Other Information 2.1 Film Festivals 3 External Links

[edit] Main Details

[edit] Plot Summary

In 1972, a group of idealistic young filmmakers joined together to form Cine Manifest, a San Francisco political film collective. Marxists and artists, they set out to make politically relevant feature films that would appeal to mass audiences. They were successful in many ways; they supported each other and their families for six years, completed two acclaimed independent features, Over-Under, Sideways-Down, and Northern Lights, and launched several notable film careers. But there were personal costs at every turn. Now, over thirty years later, nobody can agree whether their little social experiment was a success or a disaster. Award-winning cinematographer Judy Irola, the only female member of the collective, reunites with her old friends to figure out exactly what went right and what went wrong.

[edit] Production Information

Cine Manifest won the Ruth Landfield Award at the 2007 Fargo Film Festival.

[edit] Cast

• Eugene Corr.... Himself
• Peter Gessner.... Himself
• John Hanson.... Himself
• Judy Irola.... Herself
• Stephen Lighthill.... Himself
• Rob Nilsson.... Himself
• Steve Wax.... Himself

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• Produced and Directed by Judy Irola
• Produced and Edited by Nels Bangerter
• Original Music by David Schickele
• Sound by Midge Costin and Melanie McGraw
• Sound Re-recording/Mixing by Phil Rosenberg-Watt
• Color by Alan Starbuck

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[edit] Film Festivals

• 2007 Fargo Film Festival

[edit] External Links

• Cine Manifest at the Internet Movie Database
• Cine Manifest website