Monday, December 03, 2018

AIFF 2018: Today's Earthquake Modified Program

The festival is getting back up on its feet after having the opening day interrupted by a 7.0 earthquake.  We're still waiting for the Bear Tooth to reopen, but in the meantime a few films are being shown at the Alaska Experience Theater. Here's the Monday schedule.  You can see the whole revised schedule here.


Monday, December 3

3:00pm

5:30pm

8:00pm











Eternal Winter is a Hungarian film about ethnic German women in the Soviet Union who were forced to work in coal mines.  MovieBabble says it's brutal but did give it an A.






Datsche is about an American who goes to Berlin to check out the summer cottage his grandfather left him. A similar plot as an outstanding film, "My Old Lady" which had an American going to Paris to sell the house he'd just inherited from his father.

Datsche Trailer from Jules Gladys on Vimeo.


Thunder Road - A scene from this movie won the best short a couple of years ago.  Now it's back as a feature film.


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