Survivor: South Off-shoreline Champion Sophie Clarke: "I'm Trying to become Little Sunnier"

Sophie Clarke, Rob Probst If anybody knows the value of an immunity challenge it will have to be Sophie Clarke. One of the final participants left on Survivor: South Off-shoreline, the 22-year-old medical student from Willsboro, NY, wasn't any leader. But after winning the ultimate immunity challenge of the year and ousting fan favorite and Survivor veteran Oscar "Ozzy" Lusth within the very last minute, the sport was out of the blue Clarke's to win. We taken track of Clarke soon after she outshine Benjamin "Coach" Wade and baseball coach Albert Destrade for your grand prize of $millions of to uncover what she was thought her probability of winning were following a final tribal council, how a show changed her existence and why she'd return to Survivor in the heartbeat.TV Guide Magazine: How perhaps you have feel beginning the finale?Clarke: I used to be so nervous. I used to be watching the show backstage which i started crying watching myself cry. I believed I'd break lower.TV Guide Magazine: Perhaps you have think you'd win?Clarke: I'd liberating. You never know, right? You never know if within the very last minute these individuals that you're acquiring a great continue reading through write lower Albert's title, or something like that like this. So, I felt like I'd win, however it might be a detailed election.TV Guide Magazine: That last tribal council was kind of gnarly. Clarke: I don't think you saw all the gnarl that was there! Everyone was lighting into everyone. In my opinion really the only comfort... well, there has been a few things that have been comforting. One was that Coach was configuring it much worse than I used to be. Albert was configuring it much worse than us. Which I'd champagne throughout my water bottle within the breakfast, to make sure that was soothing my nerves too.Television Guide Magazine: Your personality received plenty of scrutiny throughout the summer season. Whoever else remove everything critique?Clarke: I've always considered my confidence to become characteristic, and that i have always kind of been pleased with how blunt I used to be. I merely felt appreciate it was me. I have not changed that however i am just more conscious of how it's removed to people initially. I'm more alert to my first impressions. I'm trying to become little a great deal a lot more like Beginning [Meehan], somewhat sunnier.TV Guide Magazine: There made an appearance being no love lost between you together with a couple of from the other participants around the program, however everyone appear chummy again. Clarke: It's a game title title, and part of my game only decided to be to become hard-ass and sightseeing and remaining the course and being serious and calm. I didn't desire to align while using Savaii [tribe]. I didn't wish to be pals together. I desired them out. It is therefore different in the sport and from the sport. Also, I really felt like I, greater than anybody, had my personality removed of me because of the [inadequate] food. I didn't appear like myself available. I'm frequently a really funny, pleased person, which i felt the whole time like I used to be Mrs. Potato Mind - expressionless. It absolutely was really awful.TV Guide Magazine: What went lower?Clarke: I had been depriving. Physically I looked different, I lost a great deal weight. But psychologically, it's overwhelming.TV Guide Magazine: I've learned you're feeling feelings as if you haven't felt before?Clarke: Oh, exactly! I used to be telling Beginning, I'm afraid that i'm not likely to feel such extreme feelings again throughout my existence. I required part within this charitable organization event, fasting for just about any day for health clinic, which i'm excited due to it because I believed, maybe with the finish throughout your day I'll have a similar kind of pleasure about eating a blueberry that we felt round the island. As well as, I didn't. You may never recapture it. In my opinion this is why every one of these Children keep coming back. Once we were available we thought they were crazy. That is sadistic! Why are you able to ever do for you again? Now I recognize. It's the feelings. I am unable to describe them and so they can't encounter on tv. Watching the show and standing on this program are two different encounters. It's existence-changing.TV Guide Magazine: You stated that on tv. What is the finest change?Clarke: In my opinion you're in the weakest, you're at most vulnerable. You figure all of this out in regards to you skill physically and psychologically - what you might handle. It gives you a great deal confidence within your everyday existence. It's tough to convey other activities can be a challenge.TV Guide Magazine: Are you able to do Survivor again?Clarke: I'd check it out again in the heartbeat. It might seem so absurd to convey. I have nothing to prove, it's a little more about recapturing the emotions and meeting a whole quantity of new people.TV Guide Magazine: Exactly what are you going associated with $millions of?Clarke: I'm in med school at this time around, so I have got a lot of financial financial loans. Well, I'm not likely to possess a lot of financial financial loans. It will help reduce my ideas a good deal.Indication as much as TV Guide Magazine now!

Nomination reaction: Mike White-colored, professional producer, 'Enlightened'

White-colored"To convey it's unforeseen is certainly an understatement. Laura (Dern) warrants it nevertheless the show will be a slow build and, hopefully, the one that everyone rallies around. Cinemax can be as excited much like me. In my opinion they're doing love the show. This (nom) can be a large deal for people. It's awesome for 'Modern Family' but also for us it's a completely factor."-- Mike White-colored, professional producer, "Enlightened" Contact Stuart Levine at stuart.levine@variety.com

Stars React To Screen Actors Guild Awards Nominations

First Published: December 14, 2011 4:22 PM EST Credit: Getty Images LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Caption Betty White attends her 89th birthday party at Le Cirque in NY City on January 18, 2011 The 18th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations were announced on Wednesday morning, and this years nominees are over the moon with excitement! This is incredible to be recognized by my fellow members of the Screen Actors Guild for two of my favorite projects. I couldnt do the work I do on TV Lands Hot in Cleveland without the support and love of my fellow cast mates Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick, the amazing writers, and of course the shows creator, Suzanne Martin. Also, I have always wanted to do a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie and The Lost Valentine was an amazing experience due mostly to Jennifer Love Hewitt, Darnell Martin(the director), the producers and the wonderful folks at Hallmark Hall of Fame. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. - Betty White, nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries for Hallmark Hall of Fame: The Lost Valentine, and Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series for Hot In Cleveland ** I am incredibly moved and so grateful to my fellow actors for recognizing my role in Moneyball with this nomination. I feel so lucky to be an actor today as I do everyday. I owe a huge thanks and much credit to our entire cast and crew, our writers, and especially to our fearless leader and director Bennett Miller and to Brad Pitt, the most generous onscreen partner anyone could hope for. Having my work honored today by my peers pushes me to work even harder. - Jonah Hill, nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role, Moneyball ** Its an honor to be recognized by your peers and I thank my fellow SAG members for this nomination and am proud to have been a part of such an incredible ensemble, as well as Woody Allens vision. - Owen Wilson, nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, Midnight in Paris ** I am enormously touched by this nomination from the SAG membership. Ive been at this for a long time, and it is always gratifying to be recognized for a performance. Warrior was a little film but it has a big heart, and it was a real labor of love for Gavin OConnor who directed the movie. More than anything I hope that this nomination creates some renewed interest in the picture. - Nick Nolte, Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role, Warrior ** Were so grateful for the nominations from the Screen Actors Guild. Our cast was a close-knit group lead by George Clooney and Alexander Payne. Aside from a career best performance, George was a generous actor who allowed everyone an opportunity to shine. We are so happy and proud of this sensational ensemble. - Jim Burke, Producer of The Descendants, nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

David Fincher on 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo'

David Fincher on 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo'David Fincher started shooting "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" 25 days after turning in "The Social Network." That kind of accelerated schedule would be taxing even in the best circumstances, much less with the challenges Fincher and his crew faced in getting the big-budget adaptation of Stieg Larsson's blockbuster crime novel off the ground."It was difficult to have such a rushed prep, and then work in a foreign country," Fincher says in an email exchange with Variety. "Sweden was patient with us and melding the two filmmaking worlds together. Weather was a challenge, more so the lack of daylight or the lack of darkness and trying to schedule around it."And then there was the material itself. Fincher, of course, is no stranger to dark themes, having explored humanity's baser instincts in such movies as "Seven," "Fight Club" and "Zodiac." He says his attraction to "Dragon Tattoo" had less to do with the book's more lurid aspects than with the "idea of sexual politics between men and women.""I was interested in making a movie for adults," Fincher says. "The book is for adults and I liked that the studio was interested in keeping it that way."Fincher was also determined to preserve the edginess of the novel's heroine, Lisbeth Salander, and not have her become, in his words, too "bitchin'." The revenge aspect of the material presented this trap, Fincher believes, and he and actress Rooney Mara strove to avoid having Salander, whom the late Larsson described as a grown-up twist on Sweden's famous Pippi Longstocking heroine, turn into a vengeful cartoon character hell-bent on settling an old score."We did not want her to stand out," Fincher says. "She needed to disappear. And, if seen, everything about her says, 'Fuck off.'"EYE ON THE OSCARS: THE DIRECTOR Helmers hot to globe trotWoody Allen | Stephen Daldry | David Fincher | Michel Hazanavicius | Terrence Malick | Bennett Miller | Alexander Payne | Jason Reitman | Martin Scorsese | Steven SpielbergIn the Mix Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

Ryan Seacrest as Potential Matt Lauer 'Today' Alternative: Exactly what the Media Says

Chuck star Zachary Levi may be the latest celebrity to host Spike TV's Gaming Honours show, which is broadcast survive December 10 at 8pm ET from La. Levi, who's finishing the ultimate season of Chuck, follows within the actions of famous players like Jack Black and Samuel L. Jackson as host from the event.our editor recommends'Chuck' Star Zachary Levi to Host Spike TV's Gaming Honours (Exclusive)'Chuck's' Vik Sahay Systems on Lester: 'Don't Determine If I'll Ever Have the Same Singing Again' Mark Burnett (Survivor), executive producer of the year's ceremony, arrived at to Levi to create a players' sensibility towards the show. The actor discusses the emergence of game titles being an talent and the way forward for interactive entertainment within this exclusive interview. PHOTOS: 10 Broadcast and Cable Television Show Most Viewed By Males The Hollywood Reporter: Why did you choose to host the 2011 VGAs? Zachary Levi: I wish to pay homage and tribute to any or all the designers and gaming firms that have ongoing to mold my very own existence and my entertainment. THR: What role will celebs participate in the VGAs this season? Levi: Personally, i don't would like it to be an honours show where it's nearly putting celebs inside for celebrities' sake. I am wishing the celebs which i get are those who have some type of legitimate love or participation on the planet of gaming, when i do. That's a minimum of where I get up on it. "It may ultimately possess a resonance along with a weight that a few of the various other, I guess, exclusive honours shows have finally.Inch THR: Would you believe the VGAs will ultimately become for games exactly what the Oscars or Emmys are for film and tv? Levi: In my opinion when the VGAs continue doing right through the gaming community, be in keeping with it, focus on players, and also have that awesome, fun, atmosphere, but respect for that genre itself, they will just still gain respect being an honours show. It may ultimately possess a resonance along with a weight that a few of the various other, I guess, exclusive honours shows have finally. THR: How can you begin to see the VGAs evaluating with other honours shows you have been associated with? Levi: A variety of it is simply patting one another around the back, regardless of the market is, be it the Emmys, the Academy awards, or even the Gaming Honours. I believe probably the most essential things is the fact that it's entertaining, fun, and pays tribute to individuals which have been ongoing to guide the charge in whatever that medium is. THR: How perhaps you have seen the significance of story evolve in gaming today? Levi: Getting an excellent narrative is essential because games have become many a lot more like these interactive movies that you simply spend lots of your time and effort with. I believe the Uncharted games did an amazing job at this. The men at Naughty Dog have just ongoing to create a fantastic title. Clearly, Infinity Ward and Treyarch are constantly returning and forth and getting us an enjoyable experience within their first-person world with Cod games. And Bethesda (Softworks) is constantly on the in the ante using the Elder Scrolls games like Oblivion and also the new Skyrim. THR: Since you are overall Chuck, what's next for you personally? Levi: As someone who works in entertainment and it is an enthusiastic gamer, I've got a large amount of ideas. I actually want to begin to make and bridging the space between gaming entertainment and live action entertainment. I wish to begin to make interactive shows where you are watching stars like myself portray figures that, after we get into fight, you may be motivated either to opt-out or opt-directly into manipulating the results of that fight...similar to a choose your adventure. This is where I begin to see the future going. The greater interactive you may make entertainment, as well as providing people with options of passive or active entertainment, the greater. I really like what Kinect does. You do not need a handheld remote control any longer. You may either voice command or wave your hands around and have the ability to make use of whenever and wherever you would like. It's fascinating. THR: Players happen to be streaming content in record amounts online. How can you observe that affecting the way forward for television? Levi: For a long time now, my philosophy continues to be that the television are only a thing for the monitor. It will not be considered a service, always, any longer. Everything will you need to be blocked in, as you are likely to be streaming everything. It is going to open and extremely broaden the field of entertainment for independent entertainment producers to have the ability to basically make whatever they would like to make then sell it straight to their group of followers, which will probably be incredible. If they are making something that's good, people will find it watching it. THR: Exactly what does this suggest for that current prime time television model? Levi: Television will persist within the model that people view it, but increasingly more it is much more about sporting occasions and reality competitions stuff that individuals have to look at live. Being an marketer, increasing numbers of people are DVRing their programming or watching it on the internet, you are not receiving your hard earned money from the advertisement investment, so it is going to alter the model drastically. Related Subjects Jack Black Mark Burnett Samuel L. 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HBO To Tell Timesman David Rohdes Kidnap Tale A Rope And A Prayer

EXCLUSIVE: HBO Films has hired former war correspondent-turned- documentary filmmaker Greg Barker to helm A Rope And A Prayer, a film about the kidnapping by the Taliban of two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning NY Times foreign correspondent David Rohde. Rohde wrote the book with his wife Kristen Mulvihill, a photo editor at Cosmopolitan Magazine. They had only been married two months when Rohde was taken into captivity by the Taliban in 2008 en route to an interview with a Taliban leader, in Afghanistan. She banged on every door of journalists, politicians and even the Taliban to try and free him. HBO also acquired Rohde’s 5-part series written for the newspaper shortly after he and an Afghan colleague used a car tow line to drop from a wall and escape. Michelle Ashford, whose credits include HBO’s The Pacific, is writing the script. Michael London and Janice Williams will produce for Groundswell Productions. Barker, who directed the docus Koran By Heart and Sergio for HBO, is repped by Gersh and Parallax Talent Management.

Sundance Reveals Films in Four Out-of-Competition Sections, Including Tim and Eric and the Insanely Violent The Raid

comments: 0 || add yours We’re all gagging on Oscar bait at the moment, so free yourself (and your esophagus) with a glimpse at the film’s playing in four Sundance out-of-competition sections, including Spotlight, Park City at Midnight, Next <=> and New Frontier. Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie, the tantalizing, all black UK version of Wuthering Heights, and that amazingly harsh Indonesian film The Raid are all set up for their Utah debuts. Check out the full roster after the jump. SPOTLIGHT Regardless of where these films have played throughout the world, the Spotlight program is a tribute to the cinema we love. Corpo Celeste / Italy (Director and screenwriter: Alice Rohrwacher) — After moving back to southern Italy with her mother and older sister, 13-year-old Marta struggles to find her place, restlessly testing the boundaries of an unfamiliar city and the catechism of the Catholic church. Cast: Yle Vianello, Salvatore Cantalupo, Anita Caprioli, Renato Carpentiere. Declaration Of War / Belgium (Director: Valrie Donzelli, Screenwriters: Jrmie Elkam, Valrie Donzelli) — A young couple embark upon a painful, enlightening journey when they discover that their newborn child is very ill. Cast: Valrie Donzelli, Jrmie Elkam, Csar Desseix. North American Premiere Elena / Russia (Director: Andrei Zvyagintsev, Screenwriter: Oleg Negin) — A meditative, modern-noir tale about an older woman, Elena, who marries the wealthy business man for whom she worked and, when his health fails, is forced to deal with his estranged daughter who threatens her inheritance. Cast: Andrey Smirnov, Nadezhda Markina, Elena Lyadova, Alexey Rozin. Monsieur Lazhar / Canada (Director and screenwriter: Philippe Falardeau) — An elegant reflection on loss and death focused on an Algerian immigrant teacher who brings emotional stability to a Montreal middle school class shaken by the suicide of their well-liked teacher. Cast: Fellag, Sophie Nlisse, milien Nron, Danielle Proulx, Brigitte Poupart. The Orator (O le Tulafale) / New Zealand (Director and screenwriter: Tusi Tamasese) — A Samoan villager must defend his land and family when they are threatened by powerful adversaries. Cast: Fa’afiaula Sagote, Tausili Pushparaj, Salamasina Mataia, Ioata Tanielu. The Raid / Indonesia (Director and screenwriter: Gareth Evans) — All hell breaks loose when an elite SWAT team, given orders to raid a run-down Jakarta apartment building that houses the city’s most notorious crime boss, is forced to fight their way to freedom or die trying. Cast: Iko Uwais, Yayan Ruhian, Joe Taslim, Doni Alamsyah. U.S. Premiere Where Do We Go Now? / France, Lebanon, Italy, Egypt (Director: Nadine Labaki, Screenwriters: Nadine Labaki, Jihad Hojeily, Rodney Al Haddad, with the collaboration of Thomas Bidegain) — A group of Lebanese women try to ease religious tensions between Christians and Muslims in their village. Cast: Claude Baz Moussawbaa, Layla Hakim, Nadine Labaki, Yvonne Maalouf, Antoinette Noufaily. U.S. Premiere Wuthering Heights / United Kingdom (Director: Andrea Arnold, Screenwriters: Andrea Arnold, Olivia Hetreed) — A freshly conceived retelling of Emily Bronte’s classic novel about Heathcliff and Cathy, two teenagers whose passionate love for each other creates a storm of vengeance. Cast: Kaya Scodelario, James Howson, Solomon Glave, Shannon Beer, Steve Evets. U.S. Premiere Your Sister’s Sister / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Lynn Shelton) — While still mourning the recent death of his brother, a bereft and confused man finds love and direction in a most unexpected place. Cast: Emily Blunt, Rosemarie DeWitt, Mark Duplass. U.S. Premiere PARK CITY AT MIDNIGHT From horror flicks to comedies to works that defy any genre, these unruly films will keep you edge-seated and wide awake. Each is a world premiere. Black Rock / U.S.A. (Director: Katie Aselton, Screenwriter: Mark Duplass) — Three childhood friends set aside their personal issues and reunite for a girls’ weekend on a remote island off the coast of Maine. One wrong move turns their weekend getaway into a deadly fight for survival. Cast: Katie Aselton, Lake Bell, Kate Bosworth. Excision / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Richard Bates, Jr.) — A disturbed and delusional high school student with aspirations of a career in medicine goes to extremes to earn the approval of her controlling mother. Cast: AnnaLynne McCord, Traci Lords, Ariel Winter, Roger Bart, John Waters. Grabbers / Ireland, United Kingdom (Director: Jon Wright, Screenwriter: Kevin Lehane) — When the residents of an idyllic Irish fishing village are attacked by mysterious, blood-sucking sea creatures, a high blood alcohol content could be the only thing that gets them through the night. Cast: Richard Coyle, Ruth Bradley, Russell Tovey, Bronagh Gallagher. The Pact / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Nicholas McCarthy) — As a woman struggles to come to grips with her past in the wake of her mother’s death, an unsettling presence emerges in her childhood home. Cast: Caity Lotz, Casper Van Dien. SHUT UP AND PLAY THE HITS / United Kingdom (Directors: Dylan Southern, Will Lovelace) — A documentary that follows LCD Soundsystem front man James Murphy over a crucial 48-hour period, from the day of their final gig at Madison Square Garden to the morning after, the official end of one of the best live bands in the world. Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie / U.S.A. (Directors and screenwriters: Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim) — After two guys are given a billion dollars to make a movie, their Hollywood dreams run off course and they decide to rehabilitate a run-down shopping mall in an attempt to make the money back. Cast: Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim. V/H/S / U.S.A. (Directors: Adam Wingard, David Bruckner, Ti West, Glenn McQuaid, Joe Swanberg, Radio Silence, Screenwriters: Simon Barrett, David Bruckner, Ti West, Glenn McQuaid, Radio Silence) — When a group of misfits is hired by an unknown third party to burglarize a desolate house and acquire a rare VHS tape, they discover more found footage than they bargained for. Cast: Joe Swanberg, Calvin Reeder, Adam Wingard, Sophia Takal, Kate Lyn Sheil. NEXT <=> NEXT <=> encompasses a selection of pure, bold works by promising filmmakers distinguished by an innovative, forward-thinking approach to storytelling. Presented by Adobe Systems Incorporated. Each is a world premiere. COMPLIANCE / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Craig Zobel) — When a prank caller convinces a fast food restaurant manager to interrogate an innocent young employee, no one is left unscathed. Based on true events. Cast: Ann Dowd, Pat Healy, Dreama Walker, Bill Camp, Philip Ettinger. I AM NOT A HIPSTER / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Destin Daniel Cretton) — Set in the indie music and art scene, this is a character-driven story exploring themes of love, loss and what it means to be creative in the face of tragedy. Cast: Dominic Bogart, Alvaro Orlando, Brad William Henke, Tammy Minoff, Kandis Erickson, Lauren Coleman. KID-THING / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: David Zellner) — A rebellious girl whose existence is devoid of parental guidance, spends her time roaming the land, shoplifting, and vandalizing. Her routine is broken one day while playing in the woods when she hears a woman calling from a mysterious hole in the ground, asking for help. Cast: Sydney Aguirre, Susan Tyrrell, Nathan Zellner, David Zellner. Mosquita y Mari / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Aurora Guerrero) — A friendship between two 15-year-old Latinas becomes complex as they struggle to recognize the sexual undercurrent in their relationship. Cast: Fenessa Pineda, Venecia Troncoso, Joaqun Garrido, Laura Patalano, Dulce Maria Solis. My Best Day / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Erin Greenwell) — Karen’s life as a small-town receptionist is turned upside down when the father she never knew calls for a refrigerator repair. That day she encounters a sister addicted to off track betting, a brother struggling with grade school heartache and bullies, and a load of fireworks. Cast: Rachel Style, Ashlie Atkinson, Ral Castillo, Jo Armeniox, Robert Salerno, Harris Doran. Pursuit of Loneliness / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Laurence Thrush) — An elderly patient dies in a county hospital leaving no known next of kin. Over the next 24 hours, four central characters try to find a family member to contact regarding the death of this anonymous individual. Cast: Joy Hille, Sandra Escalante, Sharon Munfus, Kirsi Toivanen, Natalie Fouron. Sleepwalk With Me / U.S.A. (Co-directors: Mike Birbiglia and Seth Barrish, Screenwriters: Mike Birbiglia, Ira Glass, Joe Birbiglia, Seth Barrish) — Reluctant to confront his fears of love, honesty, and growing up, a budding standup comedian has both a hilarious and intense struggle with sleepwalking. Cast: Mike Birbiglia, Lauren Ambrose, Carol Kane, James Rebhorn, Cristin Milioti. That’s What She Said / U.S.A. (Director: Carrie Preston, Screenwriter: Kellie Overbey) — Armed with nothing but their addictions and lots of personal baggage, two best friends and a mysterious young interloper battle a series of misadventures on their quest for love in NY City. Cast: Anne Heche, Marcia DeBonis, Alia Shawkat. TWENTY-EIGHT HOTEL ROOMS / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Matt Ross) — Seen only as fragments in the secret world of hotel rooms, a long-term affair becomes perhaps the most significant relationship of a couple’s lives. Cast: Chris Messina, Marin Ireland. NEW FRONTIER With media installations, multimedia performances, transmedia experiences, panels, film screenings, and more, New Frontier highlights work that celebrates experimentation and the expansion of cinema culture through the convergence of film, art, and new media technology. These films complement the previously announced installations and performances in the New Frontier venue at the Festival. Bestiaire / Canada, France (Director: Denis Ct) — The boundaries we place around animals are provocatively and formally explored in this meditation on the relationship between nature and humanity. World Premiere An Oversimplification of Her Beauty / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Terence Nance) — A quixotic young man humorously courses live action and various animated landscapes as he tries to understand himself after a mystery girl stands him up. Cast: Terence Nance, Namik Minter, Chanelle Pearson. World Premiere THE PERCEPTION OF MOVING TARGETS / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Weston Currie) — A segmenting journey into the dreams of four neighbors. Cast: Brighid Thomas, Cherie Blackfeather, Gerald Casey, Tom Wood, Jin Camou. Room 237 / U.S.A. (Director: Rodney Ascher) — This experimental documentary explores the numerous theories about the real meaning of Stanley Kubrick’s film The Shining. World Premiere whiteonwhite:algorithmicnoir / U.S.A., Kazakhstan (Directors: Eve Sussman | Rufus Corporation, Screenwriters: Eve Sussman, Kevin Messman, Jeff Wood) — A computer program assembles raw elements of music, dialogue, sound and footage shot in Kazakhstan into a generative noir mystery film in this live algorithmic performance. Cast: Jeff Wood, Marina Fedorenko. So, once again, let’s hear it for The Raid. Your Indonesian puns are appreciated. I’ll start you off: It’s gonna be a knock-down, Komodo Drag-out thriller! 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