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WINNER
Best Student Short - San Pedro International Film Festival
Best Student Film - New York Riverlight International Film Festival

OFFICIAL SELECTION
Bloody Hero International Film Festival
Beliot International Film Festival
International Film Festival of Cinematic Arts - Los Angeles
Crown Heights Film Festival
Route 66 International Film Festival
Hartford Flick Fest
San Pedro International Film Festival
Flatland Film Festival
Offshoot Film Fest
Action On Film International Film Festival
Cincinnati Film Festival
Vegas Cine Fest
New York Riverlight International Film Festival
Columbia Gorge International Film Festival
MovingMedia Student Film Festival

DIRECTED BY
Deana DiSalvio
(vimeo.com/user5192597)
Michael Freise
(vimeo.com/user6389938)

WRITTEN BY
Deana DiSalvio
Michael Freise
Steve Darby

CAST
in order of appearance

LUKAS - Rudolf ‘Ruda’ Weinzettel
BARA - Lenka Kavánová
PETR - Josef ‘Pepa’ Weinzettel

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Steve Darby

EDITOR
Steve Darby

PRODUCTION MANAGER
Veronika Kührová

ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER
Barbora Benešovská

1st ASSISTANT CAMERA
Ondřej Belica

SOUND DESIGNER
Andrej Sinkević

GAFFER(s)
Benjamin Warhit
Oren Paley

Firearms / Special Effects
Dominik Nekolňy
Milan Kovář
Vit Petrasek

Driver
Pavel Kuzel

SET PRODUCTION ASSISTANT(s)
Rebeccah Pope
Samuel Littman

THE FILMMAKERS WOULD LIKE TO THANK

FAMU International

CET Academic Programs
Kimberley Strozewski

FAMU Mentors and Staff
Pavel Marek
Pavel Jech
Michael Gahut
Marek Jicha
Karla Stojakova
Věra Hoffmannová

Barrandov Studios
Prague, Czech Republic

Navratilovi Family

Syracuse University
College of Visual and Performing Arts

Narrated by Grammy Award winner Rebecca St. James, MOTHER INDIA is a compelling documentary capturing the life and stories of 25 abandoned and orphaned children living along the railway in southern India. More info: motherindiafilm.com

GOOD MEN is a 12 minute film about two elderly Jewish men ( Ed Asner and Mark Rydell ) who get into an argument over the conspiracy allegations surrounding the 9/11 attacks on The World Trade Center.

Evoking the Mulatto is a multiplatform narrative and visual art project examining black mixed identity in the 21st century through the lens of the history of racial classification in the United States.

evokingthemulatto.com

Featuring filmed interviews with young artists and activists, photography, and textual mappings, this video art project seeks to address a relevant contemporary issue by glimpsing at its chronicle. Through conversations about what it means to be biracial today, Evoking the Mulatto seeks to provide a space for navigating identity within and beyond a black/white binary by first recognizing the implications of our decisions based on the world we live in as a legacy of our past.