See two multiple award-winning short films and meet the director... FREEBOX (22 min, 2003) and NO ONE'S A MYSTERY (8 min, 2001) followed by a talk by the director, "New England's Most Promising Filmmaker" Shandor Garrison TONIGHT Wednesday, November 10, 7:30 p.m. Graduate Student Lounge, Dudley House Free and open to Dudley members and their guests Catch them before they make it big... Each year, Dudley Drama & Film looks for up-and-coming members of the theater and film industry and invites them to screen their work and visit Dudley House. Past visitors include Brad Anderson (Next Stop Wonderland, Session 9, The Machinist) and Dylan Kidd (Roger Dodger, P.S.). This year, we are happy to host Shandor Garrison, voted "New England's Most Promising Filmmaker" (Boston Underground Film Festival). He will screen his two short films, FREEBOX and NO ONE'S A MYSTERY (detailed descriptions below), then will talk about those films, the process of directing for the screen, and about his upcoming feature film. The screening and talk are free and open to Dudley members and their guests-- no tickets or RSVP necessary. Refreshments will be served. More info? Questions? Visit the Dudley Drama & Film webpage (http://go.to/dudleyfilm) or email Bryan Sun at bksun(a)fas.harvard.edu. Interested in theater and film events? See the listings at the end of this email. NO ONE'S A MYSTERY (8 MIN, 2001) Best Cinematography, Woods Hole Film Festival 2001 Best Performance, New England Film and Video Festival 2002 On her eighteenth birthday, a young woman and her older lover speed down an empty country road with a bottle of tequila, impossible dreams and too few illusions between them.  Based on a story by Elizabeth Tallent. FREEBOX (22 MIN, 2003) Best Dramatic Short, Best Cinematography and Audience Choice, FilmFest New Haven, 2004 Best Regional Film, Northhampton Independent Film Festival 2003 At a residential school for troubled kids on a desolate New England island, an HIV-positive teen from the Bronx prepares revenge against a bullying student. His unlikely mentor, a local boat mechanic, struggles to protect the boy and keep him from hurting others. UPCOMING DUDLEY DRAMA & FILM EVENTS: • November 17: Screenwriting talk by Andrew Arthur, winner of the Nantucket Screenwriting Award • Dudley Drama/Film Improv & Scene-Study Troupe: No prior experience necessary. Flex those creative acting muscles in a casual and fun environment. Stay tuned for details... • Want to direct a play? Got an idea for a short film? Dudley Drama/Film supports all Dudley members who have theater or film aspirations. Contact us to let us know of your interest. • To keep up to date with theater/film events, sign up for the Drama & Film list from our home page. Bryan Sun bksun(a)fas.harvard.edu Dudley Drama & Film Fellow http://go.to/dudleyfilm