Tickets for all showings available only at the door.


Wednesday, February 27
* 7:30pm, Delancey Street Screening Room
A SKIN TOO FEW - THE DAYS OF NICK DRAKE
This astounding documentary on the late, influential British singer/songwriter tracks his life in chapter-like episodes, from his childhood in Burma to footage of his abandoned bedroom, much of his original belongings still there. It's an atmospheric, loving look at this much-missed artist. Dir. Jeroen Berkvens, Netherlands 2000, 48 min.

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LOOK BACK DON'T LOOK BACK
Two film students, obsessed with the Bob Dylan captured in the classic documentary Don't Look Back, grab a camera and head for New York, hoping to track down the man himself.
Dir. Randy Bell and Justin Rice, USA 1999, 30 min.

Thursday, February 28
* 7:30pm, ATA
OKIE NOODLING
The Flaming Lips provide the soundtrack to this offbeat documentary about catfish fishers who catch the big ol' beasts with their bare hands. It won the audience award for Best Documentary at last year's SXSW.
Dir. Bradley Beesley, USA 2001, 56 min.
NOTE: Director Bradley Beesley (whose film The Flaming Lips have Landed was featured in last year's festival) will attend the screening, answering questions and showing some secret surprises.

Friday, March 1
* 7:30pm, ATA
THE CLASH - WESTWAYS TO THE WORLD
A documentary by Don Letts (formerly of Mick Jones' post-Clash act Big Audio Dynamite) that charts the legendary band's rise to success through interviews with all the members and assorted hangers-on as well as copious previously unseen live footage.
Dir. Don Letts, England 1999, 80 min.

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JOHNNY BAGPIPES
Johnny may have descended from a long line of traditional Scottish bagpipe players, but deep in his soul he knows he was born to rock.
Dir. Todd Korgan, USA 1999, 12 min.

Saturday, March 2
* 1:00pm, ATA
EVERYBODY'S DYING HERE
With a guitar in one hand and a camera in the other, Ali Gardoki shows us what it's like to be the only all-girl garage band in Mexico City's mucho macho musical underground. The canceled gigs, band rivalries and mindless day jobs may suck, but for these four fiery women, it's all worth it for the chance to rock.
Dir. Ali Gardoki, Mexico 2000, 75 min.

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BLOODHAG: THE FASTER YOU GO DEAF, THE MORE TIME YOU'LL HAVE TO READ
The title says it all. A death-metal group tours libraries, singing songs about their favorite science fiction writers and encouraging literacy in today's youth.
Dir. Brad Vanderburg, USA 2000, 8 min.

* 3:00pm, ATA
SONIC CINEMA: SPARKLEHORSE
To accompany their album "It's a Wonderful World," Sparklehorse asked acclaimed film and video artists to create a series of music videos. The results are nine beautiful, haunting, at times disturbing short films, ranging from Guy Maddin's nostalgia-laden psuedo-silent visions to the Quay Brothers' bizarre puppet animation.
Various, USA 2001, 60 min.

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RADIOHEAD - REFLECTIONS ON KID A
Radiohead's lead singer Thom Yorke gives a rare interview, interspersed with full-length live clips. The reclusive, private singer talks in-depth about the creative process, Kid A itself and the fallout from their massive hit LP OK Computer.
Dir. Rob Hodselmans, Netherlands 2000, 38 min.

EVERYTHING HITS AT ONCE
An atmospheric animated look at love and loneliness from one of the animators of Waking Life, featuring the music of Spoon.
Dir. Divya Srinivasan, USA 2001, 5 min.

Sunday, March 3
* 1:00pm, ATA
THE ATLAS MOTH
Last year's festival's surprise hit was "Driver 23," an offbeat, funny documentary about a delivery driver in Minneapolis who is convinced he will be a heavy metal superstar, but whose mental imbalance throws his energies in odd and unfocused directions. In "The Atlas Moth," we revisit Dan Cleveland and his band, tracing another 3 years in their journey from obscurity to lesser-obscurity. It's the speed metal version of "American Movie."
Dir. Rolf Belgum, USA 2001, 75 min.

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SOUL ASYLUM - SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING
Shot from 1988 through 1990, this was initially commissioned to promote Soul Asylum's then-upcoming album "...And the Horse They Rode In On". A decade later, the footage has been assembled to reveal the band in all their glory - writing songs, playing live and drinking.
Dir. Phil Harder & Rick Fuller, USA 2001, 31 min.

* 3:00pm, ATA
VINYL
Is it possible to have hundreds of thousands of records and still lead a normal life? If you have to move records out of the way to make it to the bathroom or if you've memorized the track listings for every K-Tel collection, are these warning signs? Enter the often unusual, sometimes slightly sad world of obsessive record collectors and discover what happens when you have one record too many.
Dir. Alan Zweig, Canada 2000, 120 min.