AIFF 2013: What To See On Tuesday, Dec. 10

This is almost like a weekend day.  [detailed schedule with links below]

My recommendations:  Hank and Asha at 6:30 is wonderful.  See post on it here. 

• Alaska Sessions:  Surfing the Last Frontier sold out the large AK Exp theater on Saturday and they've added a 9:30 showing back at AK Exp.  you can see my video with the director Frederick Dickerson here. 
• Another I haven't seen but heard is good is the Taiwan feature Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? which is the Gay-la film at the Bear Tooth at 8pm.  
• Also two docs in competition at 5:45 and
• Another workshop at 6:30

Alaska Experience Theater - Large Theater

Tuesday, December 10th
3:30 PM	]	Teen Underground Video Club Workshop | 120 min.	Z. J. Loussac Public Library
5:45 PM		Biology Gone Wild Docs Documentary Program | 88 min. The Guide | Jessica Yu 2013 Himalayan Gold Rush | Eric Valli 2012	Alaska Experience Theater - Large Theater
6:30 PM		Hank and Asha James E. Duff 2012 | Feature | 73 min.	Alaska Experience Theater - Small Theater
6:30 PM		Filmmaker Presentation Event | 90 min.	Inlet Tower Hotel & Suites Alaska Experience Theater - Large Theater	\
7:30 PM		Furever Amy Finkel 2013 | Documentary | 81 min.
8:00 PM		Gay-La Gay-La | 101 min. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? | Arvin Chen 2013	Bear Tooth Theatre
9:30 PM		Alaska Sessions: Surfing The Last Frontier Frederick Dickerson, Matthew McNeill 2012 | Documentary | 87 min.

And to complicate matters, Dan Ankers will be at a showing of his 2004 film Imaginary Witness about Hollywood's depiction of WW II before, during, and the the Holocasut after, at the Alaska Jewish Museum on 35th near La Touche.