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OBJECTIFS: THREE FEET APART
22 hours ago ago from RCGNTN: make local your focal
Three Feet Apart (2003) by Objectifs tells an enduring love story about two people who have to stay three feet apart from each other. The film won the Best Asia Short Animation Award at the Bangkok International Film Festival in 2004 and has been screened in several film festivals worldwide.
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8 hours ago ago from Blu-Ray Disc Player News
OAKLAND, CA September 6, 2004 -โ An independent artist and filmmaker will have his newest film project screened during the third annual Oakland (Calif.) International Film Festival, September 15-19. Tom Brennan, of Oakland, Calif., and Westminster West, Vt., entered his film โ โA Coincidental Turbulenceโ โ in this year's film festival. numerous film, theatrical, and art projects in the fall at Oakland's prestigious Grand Lake ...
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Sending your short film to galleries, festivals, alternative spaces and mircocinemas should only take a short period of time and very little money. The key to this process is organization. The Package The package that you send to festivals is important, however, remember that the more you include in your film package the more it is going to cost to ship. You should read to see what the festival wants you to include and make ...
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1 day ago ago from Marcus\' Journal
On Tuesday the 12th of January, as part of the Bangkok International Buddhist Film Festival, Hyaedan Sunim, the senior nun at the Bangkok Hanmaum Seonwon (One-mind Zen Centre), will be a special guest at the showing of the 1989 Korean film 'Why Has Bodhi-Dharma Left for the East?' The festival, part two of a two-year series produced by John Solt of Highmoonoon, is being held from the 11th to the 27th of January with all screenings taking ...
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