Buddhiman Gandharba, Tara Linhardt and Danny Knicely
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The Mountain Music Project: A Musical Odyssey from Appalachia to Himalaya follows two Virginia musicians, who travel to Nepal to explore the extraordinary connections between Appalachian and Himalayan folk music.This film is a celebration of traditional culture, featuring rare interviews and recordings with several unsung Nepali musical legends, as well as several more famous bluegrass and old-time musicians, including interviews with Nashville banjo great Sammy Shelor, and old-time fiddler Buddy Pendleton, formerly of Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys, and the late folklorist Mike Seeger in one of his last interviews.
Is access to clean drinking water a basic human right, or a commodity that should be bought and sold like any other article of commerce? Stephanie Soechtig's debut feature is an unflinching examination of the big business of bottled water. 

From the producers of Who Killed the Electric Car and I.O.U.S.A., this timely documentary is a behind-the-scenes look into the unregulated and unseen world of an industry that aims to privatize and sell back the one resource that ought never become a commodity: our water.
After his mother’s death, eight-year-old Alex has been waiting for her to haunt his house like she should. So he sets out to find her ghost, only to discover Missy, a beguiling older girl who intrigues and exasperates Alex as she follows him on his hunt. Together, they discover that something more eerie than ghosts is haunting both of their lives.
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Slice Of Pie
Genre:
Romantic Comedy (34 mins.) USA
Director:
Tim Reischauer
Writer:
Rick Hall
Producers:
Tim Reischauer and Rick Hall
Cast:
Rick Hall, Kelly Macleod, David Atkinson and Tim Grimm
Synopsis:
“Slice of Pie” is a romantic comedy and a cinematic slice of life chock full of bittersweet moments that are humorous and heartfelt.
Hebron. The night of the Jewish settlement Masquerade.
15 year old Samer insists on taking his older sister Ayat to collect her diploma from the Palestinian university. Walking through the city rooftops and side narrow allies they must avoid the settlers, the army and the curious foreign news reporters.
Charlie Capen, Rachel Jackson, Karen Lavender, Jenna Capozzi, Jenny Good
Cast:
Rachel Jackson, Charlie Capen, Saxon Trainor and Michael Raymond James
Synopsis:
Three Things is a visual mix-tape about love, following two remarkable characters who meet each other at the precise right and wrong moment of their lives.
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Title:
Stones
Genre:
Legend (19 mins.) USA, Hawai'i
Director:
Ty Sanga
Writers:
Ty Sanga
Producer:
Jessie Creel
Cast:
Moses Goods, Rava Shastid and Brendi Heresa
Synopsis:
Adapted from a Native Hawaiian legend and shot in the Hawaiian language, Stones is a love story about the last native couple on the island, Na’iwi and Nihipali, played by local actors Moses Goods and Rava Shastid, and their struggle to accept newcomers to the island.
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S.C. Premiere
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The Union Express
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Ocean Invaders
Genre:
Documentary (16 mins.) USA
Director:
Mandee Mallonee
Writer:
Mandee Mallonee
Producer:
Anthony S. Dergham
Cast:
George R. Sedberry, Greg McFall, Cathy Sakas, Gail Krueger, Dr. Bruce Carlson, Akira Kanezaki, Jeff Reid, Mauritius Bell
Synopsis:
A unique and distinctive creature, the Lionfish is certainly a beauty to behold. Having no natural predators, how will this affect the native fish population of the Atlantic and Caribbean?
Please join us for the Awards Gala and a wonderful evening in the Gold Ballroom at the Francis Marion hotel. The night will begin with a reception and cocktail hour followed by a three course dinner, dessert and awards ceremony. All food and beverages are included. Formal or semi-formal attire is required.
