Ebertfest

Columns: Title | Director | Year | Starring | Notes
Playtime | Jacques Tati | 1967 | Jacques Tati , Barbara Dennek | Post-film Q & A included Jonathan Rosenbaum ( film critic ) | Murderball | Henry Alex Rubin , Dana Adam Shapiro | 2005 | Joe Soares , Keith Cavill , Mark Zupan | Post-film Q & A included Rubin , Shapiro , Zupan , Soares , and Jeff Mandel ( producer ) | The Heart of the World ( short ) | Guy Maddin | 2000 | Leslie Bais , Caelum Vatnsdal , Shaun Balbar | Post-film Q & A included Maddin and Jonathan Sehring ( producer ) | The Saddest Music in the World | Guy Maddin | 2003 | Isabella Rossellini , Mark McKinney , Maria de Medeiros | Post-film Q & A included Maddin and Jonathan Sehring ( producer ) | After Dark , My Sweet | James Foley | 1990 | Jason Patric , Rachel Ward , Bruce Dern | Post-film Q & A included Patric | Yesterday | Darrell Roodt | 2004 | Leleti Khumalo , Lihle Mvelase , Kenneth Khambula | Post-film Q & A included Roodt | The Phantom of the Opera | Rupert Julian | 1925 | Lon Chaney , Mary Philbin , Norman Kerry | Alloy Orchestra played live accompaniment . Post-film Q & A included members of the Alloy Orchestra and Jonathan Rosenbaum ( film critic )

Example questions:
What was the collection of short stories released by the director of Me and You and Everyone We Know in 2007 player in Ebertfest ? | How many shots per second was the Ebertfest 2000 film directed by Guy Maddin ? | Who does Jacques Tati act as in the 1967 Ebertfest film he directed ? | Which publication labeled the director of Map of the Human Heart a great image maker in Ebertfest ?

Answers:
No One Belongs Here More Than You | two shots per second | Monsieur Hulot | Boston Globe