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Aspen Film Announces Filmfest 2016 Audience Award Winners!
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BEST FEATURE FILM (tie)
MY BLIND BROTHER
Writer: Sophie Goodhart
Director: Sophie Goodhart
Producers: Tyler Davidson,Tory Tunnell
Editor: Jennifer Lee
Principal Cast: Adam Scott, Nick Kroll, Jenny Slate, Zoe Kazan, Charlie Hewson, Maryann Nagel, Greg Violand
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BEST DOCUMENTARY FILM (runner up)
THE EAGLE HUNTRESS
Director: Otto Bell
Producers: Stacey Reiss, Sharon Chang, Otto Bell
Editor: Pierre Takal
Featuring: Aisholpan Nurgaiv, Rys Nurgaiv, Kuksyegyen Almagul, Boshai Dalaikhan, Bosaga Rys
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Opening Reception. Signature cocktail courtesy of Hendrick's Gin, wine from Barrymore by Carmel Road, and Hors D'oeuvres from La Creperie du Village.
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Getting ready for Aspen Film's panel, "Investing in Film for Social Change" sponsored by the Colorado Office of Film, Television & Media.
Standing Left to Right: John Thew (Executive Director, Aspen Film), Anne Lai (Director for Creative Producing Initiatives, Sundance Institute), Sharon Swart (Journalist, The Hollywood Reporter), Simone Pero (Executive Producer, The Tale). Seated Left to Right: Poppy Hanks (Senior Vice President of Development and Production, MACRO), Wendy Ettinger (Co-Founder, Chicken & Egg Pictures).
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Mother Nature provides the perfect backdrop for Filmfest 2016.
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Getting ready for Aspen Film's Panel discussion, "The Celluloid Self: The Art of the Autobiographical Film."
Left to Right: Jennifer Fox (writer/director The Tale starring Laura Dern, Jason Ritter and Ellen Burstyn), Aspen Film Executive Director, John Thew, and Filmfest guest programmer, Rachel Chanoff.
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OCTOBER INDIE SHOWCASE
Wednesday, October 5, 2016 | 7:30 PM
ISIS THEATRE - 406 E Hopkins Ave, Aspen, CO 81611
LITTLE MEN
When 13-year-old Jake’s (Theo Taplitz) grandfather dies, his family moves from Manhattan back into his father’s old Brooklyn home. There, Jake befriends the charismatic Tony (Michael Barbieri), whose single mother Leonor (Paulina Garcia), a dressmaker from Chile, runs the shop downstairs. Soon, Jake’s parents Brian (Greg Kinnear) and Kathy (Jennifer Ehle) — one, a struggling actor, the other, a psychotherapist — ask Leonor to sign a new, steeper lease on her store. For Leonor, the proposed new rent is untenable, and a feud ignites between the adults.
At first, Jake and Tony don’t seem to notice; the two boys, so different on the surface, begin to develop a formative kinship as they discover the pleasures of being young in Brooklyn. Jake aspires to be an artist, while Tony wants to be an actor, and they have dreams of going to the same prestigious arts high school together. But the children can’t avoid the problems of their parents forever, and soon enough, the adult conflict intrudes upon the borders of their friendship.
Co-presented with Metropolitan Theatres.
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Chatelin Bruno 
