Sonoma Valley Film Festival and Dovetail Present a Decade of Storytelling Online

Sonoma Valley Film Festival and Dovetail Present a Decade of Storytelling Online

Retrospective channel on Dovetail highlights alumni filmmakers of the Sonoma Valley Film Festival

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Dovetail (www.dovetail.tv), the online destination for independent programming and distribution in high-quality HD/DVD formats, today announced an innovative new partnership with the Sonoma Valley Film Festival, named one of America's "Top Ten Best Vacation Film Festivals" by the Ultimate Film Festival Survival Guide. Dovetail has added A Decade of Storytelling, a new retrospective channel celebrating the 10th Annual Sonoma Valley Film Festival taking place April 11 - 15, 2007, featuring select films previously screened at the festival, in addition to this year's promotional trailer.

"To commemorate the 10th Annual Sonoma Valley Film Festival, we're giving film fans the unique opportunity to see some of the alumni films that have contributed to the rich history of this wonderful event," said Jason Holloway, co-founder and CEO of Dovetail. "We're helping audiences enhance their in-person experience in the Sonoma Valley wine country this week with HD/DVD quality downloads of movies from years past that they can enjoy in their living rooms at any time."

A Decade of Storytelling includes:

Sonoma Valley Film Festival (SVFF, 2007)
Directed by Cinema Epicuria

Enjoy this year's promotional trailer highlighting the not to miss aspects of the 10th Annual Sonoma Valley Film Festival taking place April 11-15, 2007.

Breakfast with the Colonel (SVFF, 2002)
Directed by John Harden

It's one slacker against the system in this futuristic satire when a young man is declared "Lifestyle Dysfunctional" and his government tries to reform him.

Ed I Hide (SVFF, 2006)
Directed by Suzanna Laine and Len Peltier

After fighting with his girlfriend, Eddie discovers that somewhere between giddiness and exasperation, there lies balance.

La Vie d'un Chien, The Life of a Dog (SVFF, 2005 -- voted "Best Lounge Short")

Directed by John Harden
A French scientist invents a serum which changes him into a dog.

RUCKUS! (SVFF, 2005)
Directed by Dean Ishida

It's now or never as four thirty-something men set out to fulfill their noble -- yet misguided -- boy-band dreams.

The Specials (SVFF, 2006)
Directed by Randy Kovitz and Christopher Reed

In this comic short, a waiter frees himself from a soul-killing job with his own twisted version of The Specials.

About Sonoma Valley Film Festival

The 10th Anniversary Sonoma Valley Film Festival, held April 11 - 15, 2007, will play host to world-class screenings, premieres, VIP receptions, filmmaker and industry panels, an awards program, as well as special tributes. New films from America and around the world, paired with the best of Wine Country cuisine in a stunning natural setting, make this an incomparably rich experience on the international festival circuit. For information or to buy tickets visit www.sonomafilmfest.org.

About Dovetail

Dovetail is the online source for quality independent programming and distribution that revolutionizes how professionally produced entertainment content finds its audience. Dovetail, currently in BETA, provides an entertainment destination for independent films, TV Shows, and music videos in high-quality DVD and HD formats. Using peer-to-peer technology the software enables fast uploads and downloads allowing for independent creative content to be seen in its ideal viewing format. Dovetail gives filmmakers a distribution channel where they can remain independent and where audiences can be entertained in new and compelling ways.

For additional information please visit www.dovetail.tv.

Source: Dovetail Inc.

CONTACT: Doug Wyllie, Antenna Group Public Relations, +1-415-977-1930,
doug@antennagroup.com, for Dovetail

Web site: http://www.dovetail.tv/
http://www.sonomafilmfest.org/

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