SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOTThis program is only available in the state of TX with a limited number of virtual tickets.The short film HUMAN plays before the feature.

The love story we all wish we would have had... Richly filmed in black and white on the cityscape of Los Angeles, three twenty-somethings come together, sparking with the restless energy of the French New Wave. Each member of the threesome is in transition: fun-loving Marcello from under the thumb of his Italian soap star father, soulful French-Iranian actor Nassim toward a more fulfilling career, and artist Christine through the grief following the death of her grandfather. But the frolicsome trio finds joy and release together—exploring their sexuality, joining political protests, making art, and falling deeper into their unconventional amour—until Marcello must return to Italy and their experience there threatens the delicate balance of their relationship. Director BioSvetlana Cvetko is renowned for her award-winning Cinematography work on a list of critically acclaimed documentaries, including OSCAR® Winner&nbsp;Inside Job, OSCAR® Nominated&nbsp;Facing Fear, the Cannes Official Selection&nbsp;Red Army, and the Sundance US Documentary Special Jury Prize winning&nbsp;Inequality For All.&nbsp; "Show Me What You Got" is Svetlana's feature-length directorial debut; however&nbsp;she received the Grand Prix du Public at Films de Femmes for her short autobiographical film&nbsp;No War,&nbsp;and Best Documentary at LA Shorts Fest for her blend of narrative &amp; documentary styles for&nbsp;Yours Sincerely, Lois Weber.&nbsp; Svetlana is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.&nbsp;

CBFF presents SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT

The short film HUMAN will play before the feature with a recorded talkback with CBFF Artistic & Programming Director Michael Brody and SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT Writer/Director Svetlana Cvetko, Writer/Producer David Scott Smith, and Actors Cristina Rambaldi and Mattia Minasi to follow the film.

Festival Director Jennifer Sfalcin welcomes you to the 2020 Crested Butte Film Festival

CRESTED BUTTE FILM FESTIVAL WELCOME WITH JENNIFER SFALCIN

Festival Director Jennifer Sfalcin welcomes you to the 2020 Crested Butte Film Festival!

HUMAN In a stunning aerial dance film filmed in Salida, Colorado, a woman suffering in isolation gets a taste of the spotlight. With the world below her, she’s free to express herself through movement. In addition to playing as a part of Narrative Shorts Program 3, HUMAN will play in front of BURDEN and SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT Director BioErin Brown Thomas is a dynamic director, writer, producer, and editor who's collaborated with heavyweight talent including Selena Gomez, Eminem, Tony Hale, Lena Dunham, Emmy Rossum, and Elisabeth Moss and tentpole companies such as HBO, Netflix, Refinery 29, A Casual Romance, MTV, Snapchat Originals, and Makeready. Her films have received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and have been curated by Vimeo.&nbsp; Erin has directed over a dozen award-winning films which have screened in 92 festivals worldwide, including 14 Oscar Qualifying events. Most recently, the experimental "But First" placed her as an Artist in Residence at Palm Springs International ShortFest. She was also selected to participate in the DGA's esteemed Commercial Directors Diversity Program. Erin’s screenplays have advanced at Sundance New Voices, the Academy’s Nichol Fellowship, Austin Film Fest, and Blue Cat Screenplay competition. Her pilot “Managing Life” was enacted via UCB's selective “Let’s Table This” lab. Erin is in pre-production for her lauded original screenplay Italy ’99.&nbsp; When not on set, Erin dangles from the air as an aerial acrobat. Thus, she also founded a viral-hit prod. company, Versatile Assassins which tells complex stories about the human experience through aerial dance. Her youtube has quickly amassed 53k subscribers and over 6M views. Erin co-founded Salute Your Shorts Film Festival in 2017 with Becky Murdoch.&nbsp;Curation has deeply impacted her curiosity and voice as an artist."

HUMAN

In a stunning aerial dance film filmed in Salida, Colorado, a woman suffering in isolation gets a taste of the spotlight.

The love story we all wish we had... Richly filmed in black and white in the eye-pleasing locales of Los Angeles and Italy, three twenty-somethings come together in an unusual, beautiful tryst, that sparks with the restless energy and exuberance of the French New Wave. Each member of the threesome is in transition: fun-loving Marcello, from under the thumb of his Italian soap star father, soulful French-Iranian actor, Nassim, toward a more fulfilling career, and artist, Christine ,through the grief accompanying the death of her grandfather. The frolicsome trio finds joy, release, and freedom together—exploring their sexuality, making art, and falling deeper into their unconventional amour—until Marcello must return to Italy and their experience there threatens the delicate balance of their relationship. Director BioSvetlana Cvetko is renowned for her award-winning cinematography work on a list of critically acclaimed documentaries, including OSCAR® Winner&nbsp;Inside Job, OSCAR® Nominated&nbsp;Facing Fear, the Cannes Official Selection&nbsp;Red Army, plus the Sundance US Documentary Special Jury Prize winning&nbsp;Inequality For All.&nbsp; Show Me What You Got is Svetlana's feature-length directorial debut. She also received the Grand Prix du Public at Films de Femmes for her short autobiographical film&nbsp;No War,&nbsp;and Best Documentary at LA Shorts Fest for her blend of narrative &amp; documentary styles for&nbsp;Yours Sincerely, Lois Weber.&nbsp; Svetlana is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.&nbsp; Want to go "BEYOND THE FILM" with us? Here's some questions to spark a conversation: 1) Svetlana Cvetko's innovative cinematography, directoral experimentation, and use of narration are all joyful nods to the films of the French New Wave (most notably, Truffaut's Jules et Jim). What do we think Cvetko is trying to say regarding our modern ideas and taboos surrounding love, sex, and freedom through this lens of La Nouvelle Vague?2) How does Cvetko's use of locale and physical environments help guide the emotional response to her protagonists? <img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/79881db61ac1037260de1ae560b6e6f3.jpg" width="492">

SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT

In this unconventional love story, a twentysomething threesome meet by chance while rumbling from Los Angeles to Italy and explore their sexuality, join protests, make art & fall deeper into their offbeat amour – until life challenges the balance of their relationship.

CBFF Artistic &amp; Programming Director Michael Brody and SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT Writer/Director Svetlana Cvetko, Writer/Producer David Scott Smith, and Actors Cristina Rambaldi and Mattia Minasi discuss the film.

SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT TALKBACK

CBFF Artistic & Programming Director Michael Brody and SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT Writer/Director Svetlana Cvetko, Writer/Producer David Scott Smith, and Actors Cristina Rambaldi and Mattia Minasi discuss the film.

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It’s a wrap! Thank you to everyone for joining the 10th Annual Crested Butte Film Festival. We loved seeing your photos, hearing which films impacted you, and sharing important conversations together.  Your voice, your presence, your energy, and your festival stories made this year’s event so special. Make sure to follow the Crested Butte Film Festival on Facebook to find out who won this year's Audience Choice Award and visit cbfilmfest.org for more info. Thank you and see you at the 11th Annual fest next year and throughout the year at film events!

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