Friday, August 20

5:30pm: Catered reception for filmmakers (GSD&M)

8pm: “Your Name in Cellulite” (Gail Noonan), “24 Girls,” and “Black Kites” (Jo Andres) with filmmakers Andres and Noonan in atten-dance for Q&A afterward (Texas Union Theatre)

Saturday, August 21

1pm: Panel discussion with visiting filmmakers Andres and Noonan, plus local filmmakersAnne Lewis and Nancy Schiesari, local media, and women’s studies scholars(Zachary Scott Theatre)

4:30pm: Three short films by Jane Campion — “Passionless Moments,” “A Girl’s Own Story,” “Peel” — and “The Audition” by Anna Campion (Alamo Drafthouse)

Sunday, August 22

1pm: Presentation by fimmakers for children(Austin Children’s Museum)

4:30pm: “Two or Three Things but Nothing for Sure,” “In My Father’s House” (Alamo Drafthouse)

6:30pm: Closing party(Speakeasy)

This article appears in August 20 • 1999 and August 20 • 1999 (Cover).

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