The North Carolina Museum of History, at 5 East Edenton Street, Raleigh, is presenting the 4th Annual Longleaf Film Festival on Friday, May 11th, and Saturday, May 12th, 2018. The films will be shown at the museum, including a block of films shown outside in Bicentennial Plaza Friday night. Food trucks will be at the festival Saturday.
Hours:
- Friday, May 11th: 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- Saturday, May 12th: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Longleaf Film Festival is a juried film festival that celebrates films made in North Carolina and around the world.
It’s free to attend. However there is one reception that has a cost, and some events, while free, require registration. Here’s a schedule, but make sure to look at the Longleaf Film Festival website to see information on all the films.
Friday at Longleaf Film Festival
Daniels Auditorium
Film Block A
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.
Free
- Forrest Tuff: Released (Documentary Feature, 45 minutes)
- Ricky Kelly: Black Beach/White Beach: A Tale of Two Beaches
Demonstration Gallery and Atrium, Lobby Level
6:15 p.m. to 8 p.m.
$10
Reception for Filmmakers and Friends
Entertainment provided by the North Carolina Film Orchestra, appetizers, and drinks!
Advance registration and purchase of tickets are strongly suggested; only a limited number of tickets will be available at the door.
Bicentennial Plaza, Outside Front Entrance
Some seating provided; or, bring your own
8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Film Block B
Free
- Jim Haverkamp: Dressful of Dreams (Music Video, 6 minutes)
- Louis Cherry and Marsha Gordon: Rendered Small (Documentary Short, 15 minutes)
- Noah Campagna: Night Shift (Narrative Short, 10 minutes)
- Christopher Wagner: Mini Thor (Documentary Short, 8 minutes)
- W. Jarvis Rooker: Real Gone Cat (Music Video, 2 minutes)
- Kat Garrido, high-school student filmmaker: Daydreamer (Middle and High School Student Film, 4 minutes)
- Evan Kidd: Flooded with You (Documentary Short, 8 minutes)
- Mark Playne: 2 BY 2 (Narrative Short, 17 minutes)
Saturday at Longleaf Film Festival
Food truck schedule:
- 11 a.m.–2 p.m.: Mr. Mongolian
- 4–6 p.m.: Mr. Puebla Tacos
Demonstration Gallery, Lobby Level
11 a.m.
Free
Panel Discussion for For Filmmakers and Film Fans: Women in Film, the current environment for women in North Carolina’s film community, with filmmakers Kelly Creedon, Lana Garland, Nicolle Jones, and Camden Watts; moderated by Beth Yerxa
This workshop is free, but registration is required; space is limited.
Daniels Auditorium
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Film Block A
Free
- Dylan Powers: Purga (Narrative Short, 3 minutes)
- Anna Kamoroff: The Little Giraffe (Animated Film, 3 minutes)
- Daniel Earney: The Backup Plan (Narrative Short, 27 minutes)
- Bradley Howard: Light Armor (Documentary Short, 5 minutes)
- Kevin Murray: For Love (Narrative Short, 8 minutes)
- Holly Holder: Little Red Pocketbook (Documentary Short, 14 minutes)
- Nic Beery: Rabbits (Narrative Short, 9 minutes)
- Andrew Harrison Brown: Somewhere in Beulah Land (Documentary Short, 28 minutes)
- Carl T. Rogers: Murky Water (Narrative Short, 8 minutes)
Dogwood Classroom, SECU Education Center, Level R
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Film Block A
Free
- Cameron Hardesty: Pathway to Success (Narrative Short, 4 minutes)
- Christen Christian: Oakdale (Documentary Short, 10 minutes)
- Bryan Reklis and Kenny Jones: Basilisk (Narrative Short, 12 minutes)
- Christian Scales: Night (Narrative Short, 5 minutes)
- Ashlen Renner: Showdown (Documentary Short, 11 minutes)
- Shannon Silva: Baby Oil (Narrative Short, 13 minutes)
- Thomas Espy and Huiying Wang: Human Kaleidoscope (Documentary Short, 12 minutes)
- Rachael Silberman: What Lies Unopened (Narrative Short, 17 minutes)
- Jay Capers: Carolina ’Cross (Documentary Short, 10 minutes)
- Tyler Holender: Redaction (Narrative Short, 10 minutes)
Longleaf Classroom, SECU Education Center, Level R
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Film Block A
Free
- Anne Ward and Chip Williams: A Father’s Dream (Documentary Short, 7 minutes)
- Miles McKeller-Smith and Acobe Cheek: Flagged: An American Love Story (Documentary Short, 16 minutes)
- Victoria Duncan: The Transgressor (Narrative Short, 15 minutes)
- W. Jarvis Rooker: Animal Doctor (Narrative Short, 17 minutes)
- Kim Best: Little Works of Art (Documentary Short, 13 minutes)
- Becky Barker: We Are the Dead (Narrative Short, 11 minutes)
- Georg Koszulinski: Recuerdos de Sangre (Blood Memories) (Documentary Short, 10 minutes)
- Grant Conversano: Where Mothbloods Bloom (Narrative Short, 17 minutes)
Daniels Auditorium, Lobby Level
1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Film Block B
Free
- Michael Pogoloff: Robeson Rises (Documentary Short, 20 minutes)
- Raymond Wallace: Lost in Buffalo City (Narrative Short, 30 minutes)
- Ryan Trenkamp: Joshua Messick: Hammered Dulcimer (Documentary Short, 7 minutes)
- Bob Celli: Brooklyn in July (Narrative Short, 21 minutes)
- Beth Davison: Dulatown (Documentary Short, 28 minutes)
Dogwood Classroom, SECU Education Center, Level R
1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Film Block B
Free
- Adam Ferguson and Jordyn Kennedy: Daisy Creek (Narrative Short, 15 minutes)
- Michael Bojtos: Dickinson Avenue: The [Mostly] True Story of the Paddock Club (Documentary Feature, 90 minutes)
Longleaf Classroom, SECU Education Center, Level R
1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Film Block B
Free
- Edward Loupe: Coffee: An Opera (Music Video, 14 minutes)
- Sam Griffith: Work (Narrative Short, 10 minutes)
- Gorman Bechard: What It Takes: Film en Douze Tableaux (Documentary Feature, 80 minutes)
Demonstration Gallery, Lobby Level
2 to 3 p.m.
Panel Discussion for Filmmakers: Distribution Platforms, the good, the bad, and the ugly of distribution platforms and getting projects to distribution, with guests Elisabeth Haviland James, Evan Kidd, and Thomas Varnum; moderated by Eric Johnson
This workshop is free, but registration is required; space is limited.
Daniels Auditorium, Lobby Level
3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Film Block C
Free
- Denver Hollingsworth: Essex (Narrative Short, 11 minutes)
- Kieran Moreira: Art of Exchange (Documentary Short, 11 minutes)
- Andrew Austin and Adam Ward: The Power of Glove (Documentary Feature, 65 minutes)
- Sean Rooney: Straggler (Narrative Short, 15 minutes)
Dogwood Classroom, SECU Education Center, Level R
3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Film Block C
Free
- Jerome Aiello: Vigilance (Narrative Short, 7 minutes)
- Christopher Lusk: Prosperity (Documentary Short, 15 minutes)
- Tim Hall: Born River Bye (Narrative Feature, 83 minutes)
Longleaf Classroom, SECU Education Center, Level R
3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Film Block C
Free
- Andrea Morgenlander and Joshua Overbay: Polished (Narrative Short, 3 minutes)
Michael Raab: Ground Zero Goldsboro (Documentary Short, 7 minutes) - Andrew Huggins: Goodman (Narrative Short, 9 minutes)
- Evan Kidd: Learning Man (Narrative Short, 13 minutes)
- Tom Dierolf: Almost Cured (Documentary Short, 30 minutes)
- Timothy Hearn and Matthew Hearn: Perfect Pitch (Narrative Short, 9 minutes)
- Brad Dillard and Nick Deel: Regrowth (Documentary Short, 12 minutes)
- Scott Schimmel and Geoff Groberg: Driven Blind (Documentary Short, 15 minutes)
- David Superville and Cameron Voris: Mark (Narrative Short, 8 minutes)
Daniels Auditorium, Lobby Level
5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Film Block D
Free
- Thomas Parrish V, middle-school student: Force B1 (Beyond the Outer Rim) (Middle and High School Student Film, 4 minutes)
- André Silva: Black River (Documentary Short, 4 minutes)
- Camden Watts: The Innocent AK (Narrative Short, 4 minutes)
- Wil Weldon: The Imaginary Village of Allan Gurganus (Documentary Short, 19 minutes)
- William Rowe: Invisible (Animated Film, 5 minutes)
- Brad Bennett and Jonah Guelzo: Forgive—Don’t Forget (Documentary Feature, 71 minutes)
- Bradley Howard: Curse Words “Airlock” (Official Music Video) (Music Video, 3 minutes)
- Chip Hackler: A Summer’s Day (Narrative Short, 10 minutes)
- Beth Fletcher: Tethered (Narrative Short, 14 minutes)
Daniels Auditorium, Lobby Level
7:30 p.m.
Awards Ceremony
Join us for presentation of awards for Longleaf 2018 categories, Judges’ Choice winners, History+, and best student-made films.
Oak & Dagger Public House, Seaboard Station
18 Seaboard Ave, Raleigh
8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Wrap Party
This is a FREE public reception for friends, family members, and other supporters of filmmakers and Longleaf at Oak & Dagger Public House. Your favorite brew is on you; munchies are on Longleaf. Donations support Longleaf 2019! The Wrap Party is open to all festival attendees,
but please RSVP.
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