The Sprout Film Festival will be held this Saturday, March 19, at Batavia High School. It showcases films by and about people with disabilities.
Anthony DiSalvo, the director of Sprout, from New York City, will be the host. It is sponsored by Genesee County ARC.
Showings are at 2:30 and again at 6 p.m. The event is free, but donations are gladly accepted.
There will also be raffles and Sprout merchandise for sale. Concessions will be available from Friends for the Future.
Also, at 2:25 p.m. Genesee County ARC will be recognized with a Spotlight Award for March from GO ART!
The high school is located at 260 State St. in the City of Batavia.
UPDATED: Here's the lineup of movies, and their time length, to be shown at the Sprout Film Festival.
Program One -- 2:30 p.m.
"Be My Brother" -- 7 mins.
"King of Camp" -- 42 mins.
"Hands Away" -- 3 mins.
"Sheri and Paul" -- 11 mins.
"Street Anthem" -- 3 mins.
"Rudely Interrupted" -- 9 mins.
"Close My Eyes" -- 2 1/2 mins.
"Dreams" -- 4 mins.
"How Do I Feel About That?" -- 2 mins.
Program Two -- 6 p.m.
"Beyond Brothers" -- 20 mins.
"Jimmy" -- 2 mins.
"The Other Child" -- 13 mins.
"Dancing with Downs" -- 8 mins.
"Cocktails with Ben" -- 11 mins.
"Fathers' Voices" -- 14 mins.
"How's Your News? On the Campaign Trail" -- 27 mins.
Does anyone know which films
Does anyone know which films they are showing? Their website lists quite a few.
That information was not
That information was not provided in the material we received.
I updated the original post
I updated the original post to include the lineup which we received in reply to your comment. As you will find, the movies are very short, which is how they are able to present so many.
Thank you!
Thank you!