2019 Screening and Event schedule
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Schedule is subject to change; please check back often All screenings are free and open to the public. 2019 LINDSEY FEST SCREENING SCHEDULE Thursday, February 28 10 am Screenings A (UNA Communications Building 124) Essie (00:55:48) Q&A Spirit Song (00:25:43) Q&A 10 am Screenings B (UNA Communications Building 131) The Things that Unite Us (00:15:45) 2006 In Flame Red (00:14:57) Fratricide (00:01:00) Connections of Cos Playing (00:12:11) Q&A Broken Solidarity (00:27:22) Q&A 12 pm Screening A (UNA Communications Building 131) Knightfall (00:24:44) Pathogen (00:24:39) Dull Hope (00:02:00) Q&A 12 pm Screenings B (UNA Communications Building 124) Tumbleton Road (2:01:00) Q&A 1:00 pm - Panel - Careers in the Film Industry (Guillot University Center, Loft) 2:00 Screenings A (UNA Communications Building 124) Wind and Water Balloons (1:33:00) Q&A 2:00 Screenings B (UNA Communications Building 131) Mend (00:27:54) In Beautiful Dreams (00:15:15) Down in the Dumps (00:05:33) Home (00:09:57) Q&A An Escalation (00:05:27) Doorway (00:07:40) The Shape (00:02:20) The Witch (00:03:20) Q&A 4:00 pm Screenings – UNA SPOTLIGHT - (The Mane Room) Perception (0:17:55) Lauderdale (00:15:00) Mattress Monster (0:14:06) Scenes from Der Vaffleburg (0:05:50) Ghost Lighting (00:08:00) Q&A 5:30 pm - Special Event, Q&A (The Mane Room) Kick-Off Party – 7pm - The Gold Record Room, 201 S. Court Street) 9:00 pm Screening (The Mane Room) Rendezvous in Chicago (1:08:00) Q&A Friday, March 1 10:00am Screenings (UNA Communications Building 131) Hindsight (0:11:05) Bunker (0:02:33) My Mother Says I’m Special, Little Does She Know (0:05:00) Q&A 11:00am Screenings A (UNA Communications Building 131) Kudzu (0:14:47) Janek/Bastard (0:19:00) Working on it (0:21:49) Q&A 11:00 am Screenings B (UNA Communications Building 124) Wonder Water (00:04:30) Faithful by King Kwofi (00:03:36) The Masterpiece (00:06:30) Q&A Compulsion (00:04:49) Deadbolt (00:03:00) Home (00:09:57) Q&A 1:00pm Screenings (Florence Academy of Fine Arts films) (UNA Communications Building 131) Fear (0:06:57) Ice Cream (0:06:34) Codependency (0:08:10) Chad and Body (0:09:09) Sally (0:16:29) Q&A 2:00pm Screenings (UNA Communications Building 131) Lola: Girl Got a Gun (0:14:46) The Replacement (0:15:00) Magnolia and Clementine (0:16:22) Q&A 3:30 pm Screenings (UNA Communications Building 131) Patrice in Search of Love (0:04:30) Succulent (0:15:00) My Paintbrush Bites (00:16:00) Q&A 5:30 pm Screenings– (Singing River Live, 526 E College St B) Satan and Adam (1:19:00) Q&A 7:00 pm - Special Event, Q&A with Nancy Stafford (Singing River Live, 526 E College St B) 9:00 pm Screenings (Singing River Live, 526 E College St B) Bleed American (1:15:00) Q&A Saturday, March 2 10:00 am - Acting Workshop with Nancy Stafford and Danny Vinson (UNA Communications Building 124) 10:00 am Screening (UNA Communications Building 131) Transient Passengers (Vanguard, 21 minutes) Q&A 10:00 am - Acting Workshop with Nancy Stafford and Danny Vinson (UNA Communications Building 124) 11:00 am Screening A– (UNA Communications Building 131) Where there is Darkness (01:43:00) Q&A 11:00 am Screening B - (UNA Communications Building 128 A Rage (00:44:41) Q&A 11:00 am Screenings C (UNA Communications Building 124) Tumbleton Road (2:00:00) 1:00pm Screenings A (UNA Communications Building 131) Red Line Lounge (0:08:51) Dear, Inescapable (0:14:56) Nico Teen (0:07:10) Q&A 2:30 Screening A (UNA Communications Building 131) Fort Maria (1:24:00) Q&A 2:30 Screening B - “Alabama Stories 9” (UNA Communications Building 124) Mississippi Madam: The Life of Nellie Jackson (1:21:00) Q&A 4:15 Screening A (UNA Communications Building 124) Family of Fear (1:31:00) Q&A 4:15 Screening B (UNA Communications Building 131) The Game Warden (00:03:22) The Proustian Effect (00:08:00) At a Moment’s Notice (00:08:00) Cahaba (00:09:53) Q&A Role Model (00:09:00) Void (00:16:35) Blue Plate Special (00:15:32) Alarm at Fort Mims (00:12:17)Q&A 6:30 – 22th Annual George Lindsey UNA Film Festival Awards Show – The Mane Room |
![]() Will Fetters is a screenwriter and producer. He received an 2019 Oscar nomination for his adapted screenplay of A Star is Born. His other projects include Remember Me and The Lucky One.
![]() Nancy Stafford is an actor, author, and public speaker. Her extensive work in television includes Matlock, Scandal, and St. Elsewhere. She has worked in number films including Christmas for a Dollar, A Mermaid’s Tale, and Heaven Bound.
![]() Danny Vinson is a screen actor who has worked opposite the biggest names in Hollywood. Some of his over 80 movie and television credits include: The Walking Dead, Talledega Nights ; The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, AMC’s Lodge 49 and Walk The Line.Danny is a member oft the Lindsey Film Festival Advisory Board.
![]() Austin Parsons is an actor, comedian, writer, and filmmaker based currently in Alabama. He recently graduated with his Bachelor's Degree in Film from the University of North Alabama. Austin appears in Bleed American, screening at this year's festival.
![]() Scott Paul is a filmmaker, scholar, and student. After 20 years as a news editor for NBC and CNN, Paul began producing educational media for clients that include Verizon, Easter Seals, Crayola, and the University of South Florida. He holds a Ph.D. from NYU, and is currently a graduate student in Mental Health Counseling at UNA.
![]() Jens Ericson is a Director, Cinematographer, and Camera Assistant from Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Jens graduated in 2108 from DePaul University's film program. His documentary "Red Line Lounge" is a finalist at this year's Lindsey Film Festival. Jens currently lives and works in LA.
![]() Named by New City as one of the top 50 people in Chicago's booming film industry, Mike McNamara is an actor and producer in independent film. Acting credits include Matt Casey's questionable brother-in-law Jim Jordan in the NBC series Chicago Fire and festival winners Qwerty, The Lake Effect and The Replacement. Producer credits include Cannes Film Festival 2017 selection They.
![]() Phoebe Jones found her love for story-telling at a young age while growing up in the Shoals. She has worked professionally in various aspects of film, television and theatre since 2012, including Night and King Lear. She has worked on a handful of projects that have premiered at this very film festival, including: Stay, Pretty Feet, The Trial of the Rockstar, and Bleed American. She is currently producing a short film with UNA alum, Thomas Kennedy Pope.
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