Pavilion

Director: Tim Sutton
Writer: Tim Sutton
Cast: Max Schaffner, Zach Cali, Cody Hamric, Addie Barlett, Aaron Buyea
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Synopsis: Max leaves his lakeside town to live with his father on the fringe of suburban Arizona. Both fever dream and quiet trip, "PAVILION" creates a deep and ethereal world, showing us an innocent way of life coming apart at the seams, constructing an indelible image of the enigma of youth. One of ten films selected for IFP's 2011 Narrative Lab, "PAVILION" was also selected by the Film Society of Lincoln Center’s 2011 Emerging Visions Workshop. [Synopsis courtesy of SXSW]

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Indiewire News

Factory 25 Acquires 'Pavilion' for Worldwide Distribution; Exclusive Digital Distribution with Oscilloscope Labs

Factory 25 has picked up worldwide rights to BAMcinemaFest, SXSW and Munich Film Festival film "Pavilion" today. The company will release it theatrically in January, followed by a DVD release in the spring. Also in the spring, "Pavilion" will hit digital platforms via Oscilloscop...
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The Playlist News

Exclusive: Poster Debut for SXSW Film 'Pavilion' Featuring Songs from The Sea & Cake's Sam Prekop

As the residents of Austin gird their loins for the influx of humanity attending the film/music/interactive festival starting tomorrow, today we have the poster debut from one of the opening night films, "Pavilion," written and directed by Tim Sutton. The score and soundtrack features Sam ...
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Thompson on Hollywood Reviews

Review Roundup: Tim Sutton's Debut Feature 'Pavilion' is a Lyrical Exploration of Youth

Tim Sutton's directorial debut "Pavilion," which premiered at the 2012 SXSW Film Festival, is now available via Factory 25 and Oscilloscope Labs on VOD, iTunes, Amazon and more digital platforms. The film opened theatrically in select cities on March 1st, to critical praise.
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Indiewire Reviews

5 Must-See Films at BAMcinemaFest 2012

Now in its fourth year, the Brooklyn Academy of Music's BAMcinemaFest stands out as one of the few growing festivals not held down by a need to program world premieres. Like fellow New York summer screening series Rooftop Films, BAMcinemaFest mainly programs recent American indies that were already ...
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