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High Noon

I just got an email from the wonderfully helpful Wilhelm Faber, who is our points person for the section Berlinale Special. Our start time for the premiere screening is postponed by 30 minutes and now at 12:00 Noon, on Sunday, February 10. (I like this date, it's my sister Stephanie's birthday.) Meanwhile, Fedex confirmed the delivery of all our materials to the Berlinale, and I found this post on the German language website Movie Lounge.

...and Berlin is part of it

1000 Journals is invited to the Berlin International Film Festival, and our screening dates are finally confirmed. The festival posted a press release this morning, in both German and English versions.

So, once again, calendars out: We are in the section Berlinale Special, and screening on

Sunday, February 10, at 12:00 Noon
Filmpalast, Kurfürstendamm 225

with a second screening on

Tuesday, February 12, at 5:30 PM
Cubix 7, Rathausstr. 1/Alexanderplatz

Tickets are available online, a few days prior to the opening of the Berlinale on February 7th.

We are programmed to screen back-to-back with Bruce Weber's latest short, Wine and Cupcakes.

More about the Berlinale is on Filmfestival World, including these stats: General Attendance: 340,000 people,  Media Attendance: 3,696 (we have been asked to deliver 1,700 printed press kits and/or digital press kits on CD for the journalists), and Accredited Industry Attendance: 16,146.

I'll be in Berlin the whole time. Ralph is coming, too, at least until after the first screening. If any of you are planning to come to either screening, please post a comment or contact us.