[Dynagroove] Party at the La Brea Tar Pits... TarFest 2004

[Leonard]

Saturday, October 23, 2004
La Brea Tar Pits
5801 Wilshire Boulevard
3pm - 6pm Nine9Star Skatepark & Live Music
6pm - 10pm Film Screenings followed by DJ Lillyanne
Bring blankets, chairs, friends and family.
Enjoy an evening of food, film and fun under the stars!

Nine Star Clothing will be on site with an awesome skatepark, live
bands and plenty of cool gear.  The skatepark will be open from 3pm to
6pm on Saturday and from 12pm to 4:30pm on Sunday.

The Shakes 
 	 

Rayon
Los Angeles-based band Rayon consists of singer/songwriter Walter
Ensign and Japanese bassist Mimi Star both who have come together to
create the hypnotic, textured & melodic guitar rock that is Rayon music.

 
Telecast  In a music scene severely overburdened with manufactured
screamo and whiney pop-punk, LA's Telecast is a glowing gem of ulterior
hope.  Their melodies swim over a cleaned-up Strokes-ish rhythm section
and even delved in Weezer territory (in a good way).  - Jeff Zawaki,
FILTER
 	 
Presented by Futurehouse & Headinghome
 	 
DJ Lillyanne (futurehouse, headinghome)
Her characteristic dirty beats, sinister basslines and futuristic funk
have reached thousands on dance floors up and down the west coast, from
Chicago to El Paso to Seattle, Berlin to Mexico City.

Films Presented by the Miracle Mile Players, Inc.

DJ Frosty (dublab)

Ice Age Fossils:
Behind The Scenes at the La Brea TarPits
Directed by Thomas Bradford.  Award-winning documentary. 

Then  Again:  A story of betrayal, family, & mental illness.
Tommy is deeply disturbed by and suspicious of his father’s tragic
death.  Hoping to discover the truth, Tommy sets out to confront his
brother, Jason.  Starring Dennis Maynard & Tim Sharpe.  Written &
directed by Ken Heusey.
 	 
The Pawn
After losing her journalist husband in Iraq, a widow trades in her
faith and her soul at a surreal pawnshop in the ultimate attempt to
escape her grief. Directed by The Moser Brothers.  Written/produced by
and starring Dawn Westlake. 
 	 
The Memo
Directed by Daheli Hall.  Felicia (Daheli Hall) is shocked to find out
that her co-worker isn’t ready for the Black Revolution… he didn't get
THE MEMO!  This funny and fast film turns the concept of revolution
upside-down. 2004, narrative.
 	 
A Girl Named Charlie
In Paris, the Eiffel tower has been stolen! Secret Agent Charlie is in
a chase across the city of lights to retreive it from the hands of her
evil archnemesis: Mister E.  Directed by Richard Poulain.  1999,
France, narrative.
 	 
The Crux
A man stopped by a stranger and asked for help finds himself entangled
in a life or death relationship.   Directed by Jeffrey Seckendorf. 
Starring Willie Garson & Misha Collins.  2004, narrative.
 	 
Films Presented by the Goethe-Institut, Los Angeles
 	 
Dangel
Directed by Phillip Traill.  2004, Germany/England, narrative.
 	 
Surprise
Directed by Veit Helmer.  1995, Germany, narrative.
 	 
Films Presented by Atelierlzero (Fumiko Amano)
 	 
Apple Jack
Apple Jack is a high brow story about low brow people caught in a
divine intervention and told in the grand and romantic traditions of
hollywood. Directed by Mark Whiting.  Winner of 2003 LA Int'l Film
Festival for Short Film, Narrative.  

Guerrilla Public Service
Directed & performed by Richard Ankrom.
2002, documentary.
 	 
Restless Ball
Directed & performed by Tilo Schulz. 
2002, German, documentary.
 	 
Subway Cosmos
Directed by Brad Cooper.  2004, experimental.
 	 
Day 37
Directed/co-written by Kent Osborne & Dylan Haggery.
2003, narrative.
 	 
Films Presented by SpyWorm.TV
 	 
Imagination Is Revolution
Directed by Elias Merhige.  2000, experimental.
 	 
52 Miles of Concrete
An experimental digital video film cut together with stark
black-and-white images of the L.A. River. The masterminds are Mark
Steger and Hannah Sim, the L.A. artist duo known as the founders of
osseus labyrint.  2004, experimental.
 	 
 	 
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