The Egg Timer Movie Blog: Schedule for MNTV's Short Film showings during January

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Schedule for MNTV's Short Film showings during January

The link gives information on when "The Egg Timer" will be shown on TPT. It's the first film playing in Program 2 on Sunday, January 15, 10:30 pm on TPT channel 2. See below for the official statement and the second showing on Sunday January 22 at 9pm on the Minnesota Channel:

PROGRAM 2

Sunday, January 15, 10:30 pm, TPT Channel 2
Repeat Screening: Sunday, January 22, 9 pm, TPT's statewide Minnesota Channel.

http://ifpmn.org/announcing-2011-mntv-short-film-series?mid=553

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Facts about "The Egg Timer"

“The Egg Timer” a short film by Emily Haddad

Brief Synopsis:

A scientist who has just discovered the cure to a childhood disease makes a pilgrimage back to the farmhouse where she grew up. During her journey, a secret is revealed and a confession leads to reconciliation.

Starring:

Stacia Rice

Charles Brin

Linda Kelsey

Credits:

Written and Directed by: Emily Haddad

Director of Photography: Gregory R. Winter

Executive Producer: IFP Minnesota

Produced by: Mike Tabor, Matt Ehling, Emily Haddad

Edited by: Joe Martin and Emily Haddad

This film was made pursuant to the Freshfilmmaker grant sponsored by IFP Minnesota.

Emily Haddad Biography:

Emily Haddad is an award-winning filmmaker and screenwriter. Her short films and documentaries have been official selections in many film festivals, including the “Women with Vision” festival at the Walker Art Center, the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival, the Fargo Film Festival, the Ms. Film Festival, the LA Femme Film Festival and the MNTV public television shorts program. Emily’s most recent feature-length documentary, “Class of ‘41,” was selected “Best of Fest” at the 2008 Illinois International Film Festival. She is currently the recipient of a production grant from the Jerome Foundation.

Her website can be reached at www.emilyhaddad.com