Nov 5-20, 2010
Schedule of Events Here.
Three Rivers Film Festival Special Events
Opening Night - Fri., Nov. 5
Tickets for Opening Night are $15 which includes the opening night film of your choice, and access to a party at Pittsburgh Filmmakers, 477 Melwood Avenue afterwards. In addition, a Opening Cocktail Party ticket is $75 at Concept Art Gallery at 5:30 pm and includes aticket to The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest at Regent Square Theater.
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest Country: Sweden
Director: Daniel Alfredson
Fri., Nov. 5, 7:00 @ Regent Square
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What Does Trouble Mean? Fri., Nov. 5, 7:30 @ Harris
Presented in collaboration with the Center for Documentary Production and Study at Robert Morris University.
Musical performance by Dream Job - Q&A with filmmakers and activists from the film
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The students will attend the screening with a Q+A afterward.
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Closing Night - Sat., Nov. 20
Metropolis with Alloy Orchestra – LIVE!Country: Germany
Director: Fritz Lang
The Film Festival welcomes back Boston’s Alloy Orchestra with the once-and-for-all complete version of Fritz Lang’s silent masterpiece – where a futuristic society is deeply divided by class, and science has run amok.
The $15 admission includes an afterparty at Dunnings following the movie with Alloy Orchestra.
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Festival Highlights
The Phantom of the Opera with Bach Choir of Pittsburgh – live! SNEAK PEAK: Sunday., Oct. 31st @ 4pm Regent Square Theater
Sat., Nov 6, 2:00 & Sun., Nov 7, 8:00 @ Regent Square Theater
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As a sidebar again this year, we are partnering with the Polish Cultural Council (PCC) – they again have helped us bring five exceptional films to Pittsburgh. The titles are: Little Rose, Miracle Seller, The Reverse, Wonderful Summer, and After.Life, which is an English language film, but has a Polish director.
The PCC will host two special receptions:
Wonderful Summer: On November 10, 2010 The Polish Cultural Council presents the Director, Ryszard Brylski, in person with a reception following the film. Tickets are $15 and include both entrance to the film and reception.
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After.Life: On November 18, 2010 The Polish Cultural Council presents the Director, Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo, in person with a reception following the film. Tickets are $15 and include both entrance to the film and reception.
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(Tickets: $15 for each reception) We are grateful to PCC’s members, staff, and film committee for their assistance. Founded 75 years ago to foster coordination among the Polish fraternal, social and religious organizations, part of the Polish Cultural Council’s mission is to showcase Polish arts and sciences in western PA. For more information contact: www.polishculturalcouncil.org.
Presented in collaboration with Kodak.
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Anxiety and Redemption works by Kerry Skarbakka Pittsburgh artist Kerry Skarbakka’s work will be on exhibit in Filmmakers Galleries through December 5, 2010.
During the Festival he will be giving an artist talk on Thursday, November 18 with a reception from 5:30-8:00 and the artist talk at 7:00 pm in the gallery. Admission to his presentation is free.
Presented in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Fine Arts.
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Tony Buba: Four Decades in Braddock Wed., Nov 10, 7:30 @ Harris
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Sat., Nov. 13; 1:00 - 6:00 pm @ Pittsburgh Filmmakers
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Sun., Nov 14, 5:30 & Mon., Nov 15, 9:00 @ Melwood
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Sun., Nov 7, 8:00 @ Melwood
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Brunch: Sat, Nov 6, 10:30 @ Melwood
Winners premiere and reception: Sat Nov 6, 6:00 @ Melwood
Fri Nov 19, 9:15 @ Regent Square (winning films only- no extras- precedes the film Mr. Pleasant)
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