Gail Shalan. Rick Sands

Accepted to Snake Alley Festival of Film, AGAIN!

We at the Outcast Cafe are very proud to announce that our short film COYOTE GIRL has been accepted into the 2015 Snake Alley Festival of Film in Burlington, Iowa! “Dedicated to showcasing the best shorts from around the world, with a strong emphasis on story,” we are honored to be a part of a festival recognizing these accomplishments.

Screen Shot from opening of "Coyote Girl"
Screen Shot from opening of “Coyote Girl”

This is our second film to go to Snake Alley. In 2013 One Year’s Crop was nominated for Best Documentary ! In celebration let’s take a trip down memory lane:

Poster for our documentary "One Year's Crop"
Poster for our documentary “One Year’s Crop”

Artistic director, writer, actor, artist Robert Biggs talks about One Year’s Crop. Very interesting to watch now and draw similar parallels from his interview to our newest tale, Coyote Girl.

Here are some pics of the last time Biggs and Sims were at Snake Alley:

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The Snake Alley Festival of Film Marquee

 

Traci Rauscher interviews Robert Biggs on his 2013 documentary "One Year's Crop".
Traci Rauscher interviews Robert Biggs on his 2013 documentary “One Year’s Crop”.

 

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Robert Biggs mingles with the SNAFF crowd.

 

Biggs addresses the audience about his nominated doc on the SNAFF stage
Biggs addresses the audience about his nominated doc on the SNAFF stage

 

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Discussing “One Year’s Crop”
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Biggs and Sims celebrate with friends and family (Teri Biggs, David Biggs, and friend Linda).

It’s a pleasure and an honor to return to “the crookedest film festival in the u.s.” And let us know if you’ll be joining us at #SNAFF2015 !