ten18 Film Screening: "I Hate You, Don't Leave Me!" (plus "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls") September 27, 2003

ten 18 films presents "I HATE YOU, DONT LEAVE ME! SHORT FILMS THAT HAPPEN WHEN LOVE AND HATE COLLIDE." This collection of short indie movies
explores the proverbial fine line separating love and hate.

After the shorts, we'll screen the cult classic BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS.

"I HATE YOU, Don't Leave Me" is made up of films that share an irreverence for relationships, and a forcibly honest view on romance. Selected filmmakers present assorted (and sordid!) perceptions of the dreaded "total
eclipse of the heart" without even once asking "Hello, Is It Me You're Looking For?"

The collection will premiere "You and Me," a new short from ten18films directed by Jeremy Campbell. "You and Me" examines the 'puzzling' path of relationship, set to a musical score by Ben Lee.

If inclinded bring a blanket & a picnic dinner to compliment Bacchanal's selection of fine wine and cheeses. We'll be showing the films in the courtyard (But if it rains, dont worry, we'll set up inside).

This night of film is in celebration of the upcoming NEW ORLEANS BOOKFAIR. Last year's event brought dozens of indie publishers and zinesters to the city. This year promises to be an international affair, with participants from all around the world.

"I HATE YOU. Don't Leave Me!" will begin at 8pm, directly followed BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS.

rockstarpants.com will be on hand to unveil their fall line of vintage and custom-made designs. This is your first chance to pick their trademark "nolahood" clothing, one-of-a-kind handbags or swank tees.

Join us THIS WEEKEND, Saturday, September 27 at Bacchanal Wine Bar in the Bywater (600 Poland Ave) for the premiere of the collection as a benefit show supporting the New Orleans Bookfair. The evening will be high on film
and even higher on wine, all in the name of great books!

Showtime is 8pm, addmission is a $5 suggested donation to benefit the 2nd Annual New Orleans Bookfair, returning to New Orleans on Oct. 25, at the Contemporary Arts Center. For more information on this gathering of indie
publishers visit www.nolabookfair.com.