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PARTY: Selection, Election, and the Body Politic
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Each year, the MNTV program brings the work of emerging film and video artists selected by a panel of representatives from IFP, Intermedia Arts, and the Walker Art Center to the Twin Cities Public Television viewing audience. IFP Minnesota is pleased to announce the broadcast lineup for the 2008 MNTV program.
2008 MNTV Broadcast Schedule – Twin Cities Public Television
| Program I: |
Sunday, December 14th at 10pm on TPT 2
Saturday, December 20th at 10pm on TPT 17
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The celebrations of summer bring out the great sense of community in these experimental shorts and documentaries.
Midway by Brian Dehler
Mr. Positive by Emily Rumsey and Mike Hazard
Independence Parade by Brian Dehler
May Day by Mike Rivard
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Sunday, December 21st at 10pm on TPT 2
Saturday, December 27th at 10pm on TPT 17
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The ingenuity of area animators and shorts directors is on view in this mesmerizing episode.
Birds at Night (Might Fall) by Bridget Riversmith
Incubus Drone by Ryan Wetherall
The Yellow Bird by Tom Schroeder
Charlton Heston Brought Back From the Dead! by John Akre
The Wood Witch by Jon Springer
Chiasm by Ryan Wetherall
Labyrinth by Jila Nikpay
The Epicene by JoEllen Martinson and William Scott Rees
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Sunday, December 28th at 10pm on TPT 2
Saturday, January 3rd at 10pm on TPT 17
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These films illuminate the global reach of the lives of Minnesotans, and of the bridges that connect and fail us.
The Kings & Queens of Persia by Denise Kriesel
Diego's Trip to Guatemala by Diego Luke and Dan Luke
Finding Flight by Jesse Roesler and Jen Larson
bridges by Paul Bernhardt
ABOUT MNTV 2008
Curated from an open call for submission from 51 filmmakers across Minnesota launched in the spring, MNTV 2008 showcases the finest films and videos produced in the state over the past two years. The series was curated by Dean Otto from Walker Art Center, Marlina Gonzalez from Intermedia Arts and Lu Lippold from IFP Minnesota Center for Media Arts who met in July to consider 63 titles sent in for consideration. The series will be broadcast on Twin Cities Public Television, streamed on Google Video--which can be accessed through links on the partner websites—as well as shown on other public stations across the state.
MNTV is made possible through generous support from the Jerome Foundation.
For details and guidelines on submitting work to be considered for the 2009 season, click here.
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Upcoming
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IFP MN Fresh Fête gala benefit! Thursday, July 23rd
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2009 Summer Workshops for Kids & Teens
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2009 Summer Class Schedule Now Available Online!
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Filmmakers, it's time to Emerge!: Apply for the Fresh Filmmaker Production Grant
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Cinema Lounge at Bryant-Lake Bowl! Wednesday, June 17th
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