My Cucalorus plans

I'm super excited for Cucalorus this year! This year I have a car, and a small class-load on Thursdays and Friday so I will be more involved than I have in the past. I have an internship this semester with a company Elite Innovations, which is part of this years "Cucalorus Connect" -- I will be helping them film for this, as well as participating in Cucalorus' 10x10. I've also purchased a 5 movie pass -- but I may be receiving a larger one and of course if I want to see more movies I can always buy extra tickets!

Here are the 5 screenings I am definitely going to:

"Dance-a-lorus" -- 7:00pm at Thalian Main Wednesday Night

I went to this one last year and I found it definitely fascinating and pretty awesome. It's different from what you get to see normally at film festivals and it all-but kicks off Cucalorus! 

"Dandicott Shorts" -- http://www.cucalorus.org/film_Detail.asp?id=2762 -- 1:15pm on Friday 11/13 @ City Stage

I primarily want to go to this one to support the film 1994 AD which some friends of mine worked on -- also go UNCW! And of course I always like short films as a format. 

"Lace Crater" -- http://www.cucalorus.org/film_Detail.asp?id=2818 -- Friday 4:30pm @ CFCC Union Station

After the Dandicott shorts I want to check out this absurd sounding feature about a woman getting an STD from a one-night stand with a ghost. Can't help myself on this one. 

"Devil's Tongue Shorts" -- http://www.cucalorus.org/film_Detail.asp?id=2763 -- Friday at 11:59pm @ Jengo's Playhouse. 

More shorts! Just read the description for this one: These films will kidnap your soul and make it swallow a gallon of blood, a scoop of raised-hair, a pinch of questions, and of course, a gulp of approval.

Also, one of the films is called "CROW HAND!!!" -- seems like quintessential Cucalorus material to me.

"Sailing a Sinking Sea" -- http://www.cucalorus.org/film_Detail.asp?id=2481 -- Saturday @ 7:15pm at Thalian Black.

I have to get to a Documentary at some point in the weekend -- and this seems like the one. From the trailer it is a beautiful exploration of a culture/way of life which I cannot imagine. Seems like this is the one.

Of course, all of this is subject to change -- and hopefully I can get around to even more screenings than this. We'll see in the next few days as I figure out which films my friends are going to (and as my Cucalorus schedule unfolds). Let's-a-go!