Wednesday, 25 March 2009

2ND Renderyard International Film Festival

Thursday 26th - Saturday 28th March 2009
Renderyard International Film Festival is pleased to announce the 2nd Festival at The Roxy Bar & Screen from the 26th to the 28th of March.

We hope you enjoy this year´s content and selection of Films & documentaries.

THE ROXY BAR & SCREEN: 128 - 132 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB (London Bridge)

Day 1: Thursday 26th March 2009

2pm: Dear Mr Gore
Documentary Directed by Lisa Mills (66 min, USA)
LONDON PREMIERE
LIMITED SEATING - FREE EVENT

Lisa Mills creates an autobiographical film in which she meditates on a universal human theme with a camera strapped to her bike. It is a contemplative response to An Inconvenient Truth and provides a unique perspective on one person’s attempt to reduce her carbon footprint and overcome fear.

4pm: One Night

Film Directed by Michael Knowles (98 min, USA)

New York City ensemble "One Night" tracks 15 folk out on the town -- all converging on a club -- during an evening in which various relationships are commenced or shaken up. A step up from multi hyphenate Michael Knowles' play-derived "Room 314"

DAY 2: Friday 27th March, 2009

2pm: BEKET
Directed by Davide Manuli (80 min, Italy)
UK PREMIERE
LIMITED SEATING - FREE EVENT

Freak and Jajà live in a no-man’s land.Only a few strange characters, survivors, make rare appearances.They meet at a bus-stop in the middle of no-where. They have never met before.

"... celebrating the wedding of literature and cinema 'BEKET', is an intelligent and inventive film by Davide Manuli"
Roberto Nepoti - THE REPUBLIC

Followed by LIVE Q&A with Director Davide Manuli

4pm: Voices From Inside
Documentary Directed by Lucy Martens (64 min, Middle East, Dubai)
UK PREMIERE
LIMITED SEATING - FREE EVENT

Voices From Inside is a documentary, based upon interviews with 16 Jewish Israeli voices of conscience. Each representing a different facet within the peace movement there, the film traces Zionism from its beginnings to the reality that exists today, with brutal honesty.

DAY 3: Saturday March 28th 2009

1:15pm: The Day After Peace
Directed and introduced by Jeremy Gilley (1h 21min, UK)
LONDON PREMIERE
LIMITED SEATING - FREE EVENT

The Day After Peace charts the remarkable 10-year journey of award-winning filmmaker Jeremy Gilley to establish an annual Peace Day on 21 September. The camera follows Gilley as he galvanises the countries of the world to recognise an official day of ceasefire and non-violence.

But even after the member states of the UN unanimously adopt Peace Day, the struggle isn’t over. As the years pass, there’s not a single ceasefire. The voices of the cynics are growing louder – and now Gilley’s non-profit organisation, Peace One Day, is in dire financial straits. But he can’t let it fail.

"Through Jeremy's sheer perseverance, a day now exists for people and communities to come together and work towards a peaceful future…we are asking all sectors of society, including every UN member state to commit to actively observing this UN Resolution."
Angelina Jolie

'This is an historic project, rooted in film, which is a medium very close to my heart and I'm immensely proud to be a part of it. This process is about creating an annual moment of global unity; it can only work if we all become involved and it's essential that we do."
Jude Law

Followed by LIVE Q&A with Jeremy Gilley

2.55pm: FIX
Directed by Tao Ruspoli (89 min, USA)
LONDON PREMIERE
LIMITED SEATING - FREE EVENT

Fix is a one day odyssey through the myriad worlds of Los Angeles as Milo (director Tao Ruspoli) and his girlfriend Bella (Wilde) race to get Milo's brother Leo (Shawn Andrews) from jail to rehab before 8pm, or Leo goes to prison for 3 years.

"A bold new style and talent." Oliver Stone

"A brash and cool energetic.. wild ride." Variety

The festival winners will be announced on the last day of the festival, Saturday 28th of March at The Roxy and on our website on Monday the 30th. Thanks to The Roxy Bar & Screen - The Renderyard Team
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