Showing at 07:00PM on Friday, March 24, 2006
More Narrative Features, Opening Night, Spotlight Films

Sponsored by Sterling Vintner’s Collection
Friday, March 24
6:30 PM Cocktails
7:00 PM Film: Kinky Boots preceded by A Painful Glimpse into My Writing Process (In Less Than 60 Seconds)
9:00 PM until 12:00 Midnight: Party under the Stars
Enzian Theater
1300 S Orlando Avenue, Maitland
Tickets: Film and Party $75/Party $50
Playing on Friday, March 24 at 7:00 PM at Enzian (Opening Night Film and Party) - Purchase tickets
Playing on Saturday, April 1 at 6:30 PM at Enzian - Purchase tickets
KINKY BOOTS
UK, 2005, 106 MIN
DIRECTED BY JULIAN JARROLD
REGIONAL PREMIERE
Charlie Price (Joel Edgerton) thinks he can finally escape from the dead-end industrial town of Northampton, but the sudden death of his father leaves him with the family’s shoe business. Now stuck with the failing factory, facing imminent bankruptcy, layoffs, and many difficult choices, Charlie needs a miracle. Enter Lola (Chiwetel Ejiofor, Dirty Pretty Things), a feisty female impersonator with teetering high heels and a keen business sense. Their unlikely partnership takes Price & Sons Shoes from the struggling manufacturer of humdrum loafers to the red-hot producer of sexy, spike-heeled boots. Together, Charlie and Lola transform the hearts, minds, and futures of the factory workers, the fashion magnates in Milan, and each other. Inspired by a true story, KINKY BOOTS marks the triumphant feature film directorial debut of Emmy-nominated Julian Jarrold (Great Expectations). With its uplifting message, brassy humor, and hilarious performances, this film is sure to leave people laughing in their boots, kinky or not.
Preceded by:
A PAINFUL GLIMPSE INTO MY WRITING PROCESS (IN LESS THAN 60 SECONDS)
USA, 2005, 1.5 MIN
DIRECTED BY CHEL WHITE
EAST COAST PREMIERE
“First I drop into a cold sweat…” Portland filmmaker Chel White (Magda, 2004 FFF Grand Jury Award for Best Animated Short) shows us how it’s done with images straight from his subconscious . . . or somewhere.

