2017 Events
SATURDAY, JULY 1st, 2017
5-7pm: FILMMAKERS’ RECEPTION at The Electric Lounge (sponsored by Washington FilmWorks)
Visiting filmmakers and VIPs are invited for wine-tastings, nibbles and networking at Walla Walla’s happiest two hours.
10pm: WALLA WALLA AFTER DARK: THE CRUSHENING
at the Gesa Powerhouse Theatre
The weird, the wild, the bawdy, the bizarre come together in a special, adults-only program, hosted by Shriek’s inimitable movie-maven, Heather Marie Bartels. Grab a glass of wine and try not to scream.
Films include:
NSFWHALE
RUBBER HEART
VITAMINS FOR LIFE
HOLD ME (CA CAW CA CAW)
GREAT CHOICE
CATSEYE
IN THIS ECONOMY
THE CLEANSING HOUR
COFFEE VIRGIN
HOT DOG HANDS, DEATH METAL
SUNDAY, JULY 2nd, 2017
5-7pm: FILMMAKERS’ RECEPTION at The Electric Lounge (sponsored by Washington FilmWorks)
Visiting filmmakers and VIPs are invited for wine-tastings, nibbles and networking at Walla Walla’s happiest two hours.
7pm: WALLA WALLA MOVIE CRUSH CHALLENGE
WORLD PREMIERE! In honor of this inaugural edition of the WWMC, we asked ten of our favorite filmmakers/filmmaking teams to create brand-new shorts in response to this prompt: Your first crush.The only other parameter was that these movies could be no longer than seven minutes. (NOTE: no one, including the organizers of this festival, will have seen these shorts until they hit the screen. And, who knows if they will be seen again. This is truly a World Premiere event.)
New films by:
The Adams Family
Genevieve Anderson,
Wendy Jo Carlton
Rick Castaneda
Mtume Gant
Jadoliv Studios
Josh Lunden
Joshua Seftel
Jacob Strunk
Caveh Zahedi
8pm: THE BEST OF THE WALLA WALLA MOVIE CRUSH & AWARDS CEREMONY
The very best films of the inaugural Walla Walla Move Crush — as selected by a jury of internationally-acclaimed filmmakers and Curator Warren Etheredge — will screen prior to our Closing Night Ceremony during which the winners of the Best Short Narrative, Best Animated Short and Best Short Documentary prizes will be announced. Winners will receive a hand-crafted award designed by local metalsmith Paul Good.