Ladies and gentlemen, three of the $100 Film Festival's
filmmakers (from left to right) Joshua Whitford, James Beattie
Morison and Kaja Kiegler. Roaring applause. Вen Li/the Gauntlet
Dreams and celluloid for $100  Publication YearIssue Date   So,
you're a video store clerk who finds himself dreaming about the
silver screen, a struggling student with dreams of becoming the
next Alfred Hitchcock. You're a dreamer without a medium and
you've been told since day one that the things which make you
happy are fantasies you can't possibly pursue.  Well, there are
a few films I'd like you to see, made by people from all walks
of life.  From engineers to students, they all share a passion
for film that has brought them to the doors of the Calgary
Society of Independent Filmmakers building in the Currie
Barracks, submitting their works for an annual, independent
extravaganza known as the $100 Film Festival.  For three days,
beginning Fri., Mar. 18, the Alberta College of Art and Design
will play host to 69 short works