January 19th 2005:

OntheSnow.com:
Dances In Park City

By Jill Adler
OntheSnow.com

Wednesday, January 19, 2005 With Sundance and Slamdance just around the corner, they’re at it again. Micro-fests like X-Dance, No Dance, Troma Dance, scurry to distribute flyers and attract residual attention.

Just in time for the Inauguration, The Freedom Cinema Festival provides a unique, alternative forum for leading grassroots artists addressing socially and politically relevant themes. The second annual poli fest features 64 provocative films from around the world, including U.S. premieres. The Festival also includes live music events, panel discussions of activist media, stand-up comedy, and graphic arts/cartooning.

WHEN: January 25-30th

WHERE: Main Street Mall, 2nd floor, 333 Main Street (across from Egyptian Theater), Park City

TICKETS: 877.849.3231

Highlights :

* An Iraqi Lullaby For Children Who Are About To Die/ World Premiere. An Iraqi mother sings a lullaby to her children as bombs and artillery demolish their world.

* Beyond Right and Wrong. A severely mentally ill death row inmate’s tortured past becomes his only salvation.

* SHEM /US Premiere. A gay, good-looking 19-year-old abandons a life of pleasure to search for his great-grandfather's grave somewhere behind the former iron curtain.
Chefdance

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