May 3,
2005
“Novem”
In
1973, nine college students spent an amazing week camping out and recording
music at a remote studio location.
They each write a composition and collaborate on each other’s songs
during six days and nights of friendship, music, and fun. By the end of the week, they have
produced nine introspective songs that preserve their mood, hopes, and fears for
generations. The music they
recorded disappears and remains silent for over thirty years until a college
student at a garage sale accidentally purchases it. NOVEM’s music and story spread quickly
over the Internet to college campuses across the country. This Brad Kimmel film documents this
student’s quest to answer the question that everyone is starting to ask: “What
happened to these guys?”
NOVEM FILM FESTIVAL
AWARDS
April
26, 2005
[Evansville, Indiana] – The independent film, NOVEM,
continues to win awards on the film
festival circuit. On Sunday, NOVEM received three
awards at the Indianapolis Film Festival: Best
Indiana Film, a Special Jury Award for Cast
Performance, and the Grand Jury Award for Best Competition
Feature.
Two weeks earlier, NOVEM received
the coveted “Audience Choice” Award for Best Film at the Phoenix Film
Festival. The music based film also
won the “Best Soundtrack” Award.
“Audiences love NOVEM’s music and story,” said director, Brad
Kimmel. “We are working hard to
spread their amazing story across the country!”
We will be in
Cannes the 12th through the
22nd if you would like to meet and receive a
screener.