Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema™
2011 season

Sunday 9/4 — 6:30–9:30 pm
Closing Night at El Rio
3158 Mission Street — 21 years and over venue
Meet-the-Fillmmakers & Films

Suggested donation at the door of
$10 includes two (2) food tickets
No-host bar; No cover

7:30–9:30pm Films

Ascend                     Jacqueline Medina Argote (1 min)
Even the lowliest of creatures can inspire us to greater heights.

Girls of Daraja
                   Barbara Rick & Deborah Santana (15 mins)
A documentary celebrating the unique and powerful Daraja Academy in Kenya: the first, free, all-girls secondary school in all of East Africa.

Encounters                                Cem Salur (10 mins)
A middle-aged man learns that a wallet he lost 40 years before has turned up. As he searches the contents of the wallet he comes across many forgotten memories.

In the Park                 Num Dorsakun Srichoo (6 mins)
An animated, romantic comedy about friends who might want to move their relationship one step further.

Boys & Girls                       Chris Tipton-King (6 mins)
Getting ready for their big date, a boy and girl go through painstaking preparation to make the best impression.

Suspicion!                             Spencer McCall (3 mins)
Suspicion!—a 1960s-esque beach party metamorphosis. Five strangers awake on the beach to find that they have the ability to control their limbs — forever locked to the rhythm of the ethereal music they hear.

What If...                             Michaela Higgins (7 mins)
It's the morning after and Layla doesn't remember what happened the night before.

Paul Dahlquist Photographer
                                             Audrey Daniel (17 mins)
Paul Dahlquist's work includes portraits, city scapes and nudes. His passion is walking out his front door into the world in search beauty.

Pax America                     Joana Lima Martins (8 mins)
A young Colombian woman, a recent immigrant to San Francisco, meditates on the dfference between her peaceful present life and her violent past as a former member of the FARC guerrilla group.

The Nightingale               Greta Schoenberg (21 mins)
In styles ranging from ballet to contemporary, ballroom to burlesque, the choreography is woven seamlessly throughout the story without dialogue or written word. Accompanied by an original “gypsy jazz” score.

Fury: A Filmmaker’s Scorn            Brit Zane (7 mins)
When rejected by a film festival, the disgruntled filmmaker sets out to wreak revenge on the film festival organizer.