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2005 CRI Film Festival
April 1-2, 2005
Collins Road Theatres
1462 Twixtown Road
Marion, IA 52302
The 2005 Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival
was held Friday and Saturday, April 1st and 2nd, at the Collins
Road Theatres, 1462 Twix Town Road, Marion, Iowa. The festival
showcased the work of filmmakers from Eastern Iowa, across the
state, and around the country, all with strong ties to Iowa. A
big thanks to all who participated and attended, and congratulations
to all our winners!
Producers Steve Schott and Tony Wilson of "The
Final Season", to be shot in the Cedar Rapids area this
spring, discussed the work that has gone into making the long
dream a reality.
Gary Kroeger, former cast member of Saturday
Night Live and Cedar Falls native, described his career path and
the differences between New York, Los Angeles and Iowa.
Over 60 films were submitted for consideration.
A panel of expert judges selected 29 for exhibition.
The Results
Eddy Awards presented at the Saturday evening
ceremony:
Official Selections: “Bartleby's Booth,”
Daniel L. Opsal; “The Beard,” Adam Luksetich; “Brothers
Sing On - The Road to St. Peter's,” Paul Marlow, Mark Janssen;
“CAVEMAN - V.T. Hamlin & Alley Oop,” Max Allan
Collins, Steve Henke, Dan Lind; “Comatose,” Nathan
Matta; “Divine Intervention,” Drew Annis, Taylor Gentry;
“Excuse Me,” Tawna Rathe; “Ext. Bench - Day,”
Chris McInroy; “he seems,” Jenny Stolte; “Her
Summer,” Bryan Woods, Scott Beck; “Hope Through Harmony:
The Simon Estes South Africa Youth Choir Exchange Project,”
Kent Newman, Full Spectrum Productions; “Lights, Camera,
Kill,” Prescribed Films - “Insane Mike” Saunders,
Jason Bolinger; “A Long Day's Nightmare,” Craig Paulsen;
“Me and My Monkey,” Kory Cousins, Kelly Cousins; “On
Account of Amber,” C.E. Doss, Nick A. Bertelsen; “Our
Solar System,” Brian Markowski, Emma Markowski; “The
Persecution of Al Kida,” Ben Godar; “The Race,”
Geoff Love, Justin Veith, Reed Dinsdale, Tyler Schick; “Round
Midnight,” Andy Brodie; “South Pole Padre,”
Craig Schaefer, Pat Yackley; “Space Pirates: The Spiral
Arms of Greed,” Michael “Tug” Buse; “The
Summer House,” Joel Sadilek; “Terminus Est,”
Per A. Malm; “University Heights,” Scott Beck, Bryan
Woods; “What's It Worth,” Nathan Stoll; “What's
two + three?” Peter Hawley; “Wheel,” Robert
Monroe; “Who's Kyle?” Gerald Emerick; “Widow
Maker,” Paul Martin, Glorinda Marie.
Student Documentary
Gold Eddy - “‘Round Midnight,” Andy Brodie
Silver Eddy - “The Beard,” Adam Luksetich
Master Documentary
Gold Eddy - “Hope Through Harmony: The Simon Estes South
Africa Youth Choir
Exchange Project,” Kent Newman, Full Spectrum Productions
Silver Eddy - “CAVEMAN: V.T. Hamlin & Alley Oop,”
Max Allan Collins, Steve Henke, Dan Lind
Student Freestyle
Gold Eddy - “he seems,” Jenny Stolte
Silver Eddy - “Wheel,” Robert Monroe
Master Freestyle
Gold Eddy - “Our Solar System,” Brian Markowski, Emma
Markowski
Silver Eddy - “Space Pirates: The Spiral Arms of Greed,”
Michael “Tug” Buse
Student Short
Gold Eddy - “Bartleby's Booth,” Daniel L. Opsal
Silver Eddy - “Divine Intervention,” Drew Annis, Taylor
Gentry
Master Short
Gold Eddy - “The Summer House,” Joel Sadilek
Silver Eddy - “On Account of Amber,” C.E. Doss, Nick
A. Bertelsen
Student Long Form
Gold Eddy - “University Heights,” Scott Beck, Bryan
Woods
Silver Eddy - “Her Summer,” Bryan Woods, Scott Beck
Master Feature
Gold Eddy - “A Long Days Nightmare,” Craig Paulsen
Silver Eddy - “Lights, Camera...KILL!,” Prescribed
Films, “Insane Mike” Saunders, Jason Bolinger
Audience Choice Eddy
“Brothers Sing On - The Road to St. Peter's,” Paul
Marlow, Mark Janssen
The Cedar Rapids Independent Film
Festival was created to provide a place for area filmmakers to
show their work to peers and the general public.
Many people who have made films
do not have a way to show them to anyone besides their family
and friends. The greatest reward for a filmmaker is having their
film shown to an appreciative audience. One of our 2002
festival entrants commented what a wonderful feeling it was
to observe an audience watching his film--and have them laugh
when they were supposed to laugh! In addition to screenings and
awards, the festival offers guest speakers and lots of networking
opportunities.
For full results of each year,
see the Festival History Menu in the sidebar.
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