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Show The Ds&f Utah Ctu mlr Ir. Fttoy. jassary 4. 1?SS Pace Six Ttfi U.S. Fiiim FosSwall a P.C. to featas pmsmoeinss, ssmoraairs American films. The combined philosophies will serve is a link in the production cycle for regional filmmakers. The focus of the festival is the Independent Film by Kathryn Leigh Samuel Chronicle staff The seventh United States Film Festival, sponsored for the first time by the Sundance Institute, will feature the Independent Film Competition, national premieres and seminars. in Park Gty, The festival, which will be held Jan. 18-is the country's leading showcase for American Utah, independent films. Sponsorship from the Sundance Institute has provided the festival with an invaluable network of contacts, ongoing administration, extensive resources, as well as a home, said Saundra Saperstcin, festival spokeswoman. The Sundance Institute, founded in 1980 by Robert 27 Redford, is a national organization for filmmakers, dedicated to the advancement of independent feature filmmaking. The United States Film Festival and the Sundance Institute share mutual goals to develop independent New Class Winter " 1985 Econ. 390: Nuclear Arms Race Competition where top dramatic and documentary filmmakers vie for honors and prize money. Jury members for the dramatic entries include Bob Young, Director of The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez; Peter Biskind, editor of American Film and Mirra Bank, director . of Enormous Changes at the Last Minute. Documentary category jurors are Frederick Wiseman, director of Titicut Follies; D.A. Pennebaker, director of Don V Look Back and Barbara Kopple, director of Harlan County, USA. The Independent Film Competition will include 24 films in the dramatic and documentary categories. Dramatic entries include films such as Victor Nunez A Flash of Green, Heartbreakers by Bobby Roth, The Roommate by Nell Cox and Joel Coen's Simple Blood. Documentary works that will be screened include Seventeen by Joel Demon and Jeff Krcines; Robert Epstein's The Times of Harvey Milk and Tom Johnson and Lance Bird's The World of Tomorrow. National premieres featured at the festival will be John Schlesinger's The Falcon and the Snowman, starring Timothy Hutton and Sean Pcnn; Mrs. Soffel, starring Diane Keaton and Mel Gibson and Woody Allen's The Purple Rose of Cairo. Highlights of the 1985 festival include a premiere of ITuv Down Fast, the Museum of Modern Art's restored version of D.W. Griffith's 1920 classic starring Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelmess, with the Salt Lake Chamber Ensemble performing the original score. In addition, a homage to Francois Truflaut ( "Antonie Doniel will feature his Cycle," including 400 Blows, Antonie et Colette, Stolen Kisses and Bed and Board. Annette Insdorf, a leading Truffaut scholar, will discuss his Academy Award-winnifilm Day for Night. - (Index No. 5855) 1932-198- 4) semi-autobiograph- ical bra Ucrzrr AW GU&as GzHary fctis tie caw year bsw. . the Salt Leie Art Dtrcctsn ?l Tfc Ad The exhibit features a odstba cf rbe tcppepbfc It rnrisdes era produced by UchY best drsin in the areas of trtdecrrts, publications, caaapeay or product prcsscca, psAsgsz, pesters, cawspaper and magazine advertising, as well as , pictography, illustration, fettering, and student or - , unpublished work.. Art in the and Architecture is beted zlhz &I2ery Center, south cftfce Marriat Library. :. v Tb Utah State Claiary f.larreraa will serve as aa Ct gallery for the Exhibit cf Native Arssricaa Art free tia Institute of American Arts in Santa Fe, New - dsssv -- V .. : , Mexico. ; ; . Tfce exhibit includes 112 pieces by 50 contemporary - ertists who combine modern techniques with tritksal tacfcrJquas cd iycr!hsL The famous black San Idalfonso ceramics; aculptures from the Pacific Hcrthwest, aluminum rta3rill be featured and capture, and nusaersus liaaited edition exhibirfaa posters will be available. 1 3. The museum is ' The exhibit will run Jan.7-Fe- b. Cv bested at 300 Rio Grande St. The Finch Lane Gallery Vexhibit "Art for T7crship Space will run Jan. .. The purpcat cf the exhibit jrer let area churches bxw that there b a wealth cf fccal talent available for cae in dasisninj and hihlchtins worship spaces. '. The exhibit win include a broad range of arts and crafts, including stained glass,' sculpture, wood and o-Rb-.15. cstal objects; and photographs of permanently izml!ad works to represent the full range oftalents and ng 4 Credit Hours MW 2:15-4:1- Instructor: Don Roper unite Mfo oooon Today Institute Winter Quarter daytime and (5) o o o o o the LDSSA Involvement booth Central Institute Chapel Dr. Lowell Bennion Community Servant to the Needy Saturday Open House Dance Union Ballroom on campus LDSSA $1 O Q o o Friday Noon Devotional o bcaied ct 54 Finch Uas. ' - with Institute ID, $2 with U of U ID How to create ood advertisii 1. O O o O O o o Central Institute Chapel, 8 o o Elder G. Homer Durham o Quorum of Seventy o o Monday o Central Lounge, o a.m o Lunch (50t with Institute o o o Tuesday Central Lounge, o Dating o Gamel Refreshments Served o o Central Lounge, o o Lambda Delta Sigma Informal o o Lounge, 7:30 o o SigmaCentral Gamma Informal o o o o International Week o Lounge, o Central Booths, Dancing, o o Food,Break Dancina etc. o o o o o o o ooo o O Tlx CUary BUC 302 0 All majors welcome Visit r--rs. Sunday LDSSA Open House Fireside p.m. First II -- 1:00 p.m. $1 ID) II a.m.-l:3- 0 p.m. 7 p.m. Rush Wednesday-Frida- y p.m. Rush Chi The fact is, good ideas don't care Your chance for recognition is the For participation kit, contact this who have them. What good ideas National College Newspaper Cre- - college newspaper office, or call e do care about is who recognizes ative Advertising Competition, There are (800) them. First prize no $2,500 cash entry fees. toll-fre- scholarship. 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