Here is the list of official selections and screening times for films showing on July 25th. All films will screen at Grace Lutheran, 3201 Ulloa St, San Francisco, CA.
Saturday, July 25, 2015 6-8pm
Love in the City (4:20) Emanuele Michetti - USAIn a big city where everything moves too fast and everyone is too busy, there is no time to relax. How can relationships evolve?
3:00 PM (13:41) hongyi cao-USA
This is a story about two young lovers who want to get married three
months after their first sight. It is supposed to be a sweet beginning
of love. However, after they live together, they have some conflicts.
They turn to find help from a psychologist. An interesting story
begins.
On Flying Water (2:06) Dominique Monfery - France
This film is a metaphore of life, with drops born at dawn and dying at
sunrise. the drops are personalized, a visual metaphor of human and
animal's life. they all fight, die, win, etc. but they are treated as
animals or any other characters.
The Gospel of Jon (9:20) David Goehring - USA
On the heels of deciding to become a Christian, Jon and his girlfriend
start having some trouble. Soon, Jon finds that this decision will
affect his relationship with all his friends. He questions whether he
can actually follow through with it, until he learns something that
changes the way he views faith and gives him hope for the future.
A Map of the Heart (36:12) Muzhgan Rasul & Lisa Herndon - US
A Map Of My Heart, a documentary by Muzhgan Rasul & Lisa Herndon, is
the story of Ayesha Akhtar, a 25-year-old Bengali American Muslim, who
is torn between her traditional Bengali parents and her American
boyfriend.
To help find answers and to challenge the gender inequalities she
believes are in her religion and culture, Ayesha starts a photography
project The Burqa Project that she is keeping a big secret from her
parents. She asks Muslim and non-Muslim men to wear a burqa for a day
and photographs them as they go about their daily lives.
Finding Gondal (52) Morgan RAUSCENT - France
A documentary about the Reverend Patrick Bronte and how a series of tragedies helped instill a love for the arts in his three remaining daughters; Charlotte, Emily and Anne.