Flyover Film Festival: Day 5 Screenings and Q&As

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Mixer LFS Hosted Member Discounted Q&A Screening

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Flyover Film Festival: Day 5 Screenings and Q&As

2035 S 3rd St, Louisville, KY 40208, USA

Sun, Jul 28th 12:30PM - 3:00PM ESTPrice: $12 /non-members • $8 /members

Overview

Join us for a Sunday full of fantastic screenings, filmmaker Q&As and a reception to finish out our festival!

Check out the full line-up of Flyover events here! 📽

What to Expect

Date:
Sun, Jul 28th

Time:
12:30pm - 3:00pm EST

Price:
$12 /non-members • $8 /members

UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS: THE ART AND LEGACY OF HENRY L. FAULKNER + Q&A

An unflinching and loving look at painter and poet, Henry L. Faulkner, considered by many the most documented queer man in the history of Kentucky. While there had been much said about painter Henry Faulkner’s life as a colorful local character, artist and bon vivant, Donohue’s documentary reveals Faulkner had a much richer history and complex international experience. This is a vivid story of the gay experience from the 1930s to the early 1980s.

Followed by a post-screening discussion with director Jean Donohue.

Date:
Sun, Jul 28th

Time:
3:15pm - 5:15pm EST

Price:
$12 /non-members • $8 /members

SHORTS BLOCK + Q&A

Dash, Age 92, Snowboarder
Directed by Cheryl Hess
In this poetic micro documentary, shot on expired 16mm film, an aging snowboarder reflects on his relationship with the mountain. 3 minutes.

And Then They Came for Me . . .
Directed by Donna L. Lawrence
This film was produced for the recently opened Liberation Pavilion in the National Museum of WWII, New Orleans. Set in a space that evokes the annex where Anne Frank, her family, and the Pels family hid from Nazi captors for two years, the story is told through the “voice” of Anne Frank, enveloping sound design, and impressionistic imagery that suggest the conditions in the outside world that forced Anne Frank and her family into hiding. 7 minutes.

Homecoming
Directed, written, and produced by Ashlee Mello
Homecoming follows recording artist Michael McArthur on the final 24 hours of tour as he returns for an intimate show in his hometown. With McArthur as a vessel, viewers are invited to reflect on their own connection to home. 17 minutes.

The Looming Cloud
Directed and written by Matthew Tyler
After their mother’s death, three siblings navigate grief in the age of social media. This short film world premiered at Sundance Film Festival. 17 minutes.

Run Totti Run
Directed and written by Shad Bradbury
This animated short film is a story about a dog, Totti, and the special bond he shares with his owner, Tomo. 18 minutes.

Sack Race With Knives: The Curious Art of Kevin Titzer
Directed and produced by Jordan Barclay
Embark on a journey with sculpture artist Kevin Titzer in this short film. Challenged to craft a monumental art installation within a mere two weeks at the University of Southern Indiana’s Pace McCutchan Gallery, Titzer’s race against time becomes an intriguing narrative. Filmmaker Jordan Barclay captures Titzer’s quest as he returns to his hometown of Evansville, Indiana. He navigates the local landscape, delving into hoarders’ trash, scouring dumpsters, and exploring flea markets to unearth materials that assemble into a room-sized, interactive installation. The result is a unique creation, inviting tactile exploration and thoughtful examination. 25 minutes.

Date:
Sun, Jul 28th

Time:
6:00pm - 8:00pm EST

Price:
$12 /non-members • $8 /members

CHAPERONE
Misha Miyamoto, 29, lives alone in the house her grandmother left her, has held the same job since high school, and likes her life as is: simple. Unfortunately, her satisfaction disappoints everyone around her. Her boss can’t fathom why she won’t take a promotion, her lack of ambition dissuades potential love interests, and her parents push her to sell her estate since she has no interest in starting a family. These pressures leave Misha isolated and sick of justifying her choices. When an earnest 19-year-old mistakes Misha for a fellow student, she finds solace in his lack of expectation and begins a relationship with him. But as their relationship grows, so does Misha’s reckless behavior.

Winner of Grand Jury Award for Breakouts at Slamdance.