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August  1, 2010
Cafe Cinematheque International
This month the French dark comedy "Aaltra"



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August  4, 2010
Cinema A La Mode XIII
Cooking class and a movie!


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August  7, 2010
FAB! Films for Kids!


FREE

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August  11, 2010
Senses of Cinema
Monthly reception, film and discussion hosted by Shelly Isaacs
Next Up


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Ongoing
14th Brazilian Film Festival of Miami


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August  22, 2010
Opera in Cinema


Up Next:

Wagner's Gotterdammerung
Performed Valencia

Sunday, August 22 - 1pm
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August  23, 2010
Volunteers Needed For FLIFF2010 & Cinema Paradiso
Become a volunteer today!



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Ongoing
1st Annual Cinema Paradiso Surf Fest


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September  4, 2010
75th Anniversary Celebration of 20th Century Fox
Featuring an encore screening of Porky's


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Ongoing
Labor-Day Weekend Comedy-A-Thon for Charity


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Ongoing
Reggae Music & Technology Expo
and Reggae Walk of Fame Induction Ceremony 2010

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September  16, 2010
FLIFF2010 Kick Off and Poster Unveiling Party




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October  7, 2010
2010 FLIFF Membership Party
FLIFF Membership party moves to OFF THE HOOKAH



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July 2010
Betty Lakeysmith

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Festival 2006

2006 International Student Competition Sponsored by Kodak

Scroll down for the semi-finalists in each of the 4 categories. The films are being judged by Sabine Ravn (1st Place Animation 2005 for Bjorno & Bingo), Oliver Frohnauer (1st Place Narrative 2005 for Die Letzten Tage), and Adam Schlachter (1st Place Short Narrative 2005). The winners will be posted online after October 23rd


ANIMATION

The Bushmen of Bunyip Billabong – Bond University
Director: Cameron Edser
Based on the tune of ‘Waltzing Matilda' and the legendary myth of the bunyip, Australia's distinct outback environment and characters are portrayed using a unique style of stop-motion animation.
3 minutes.
Contact: camedser@hotmail.com

Golf Cart Caper – School of Visual Arts THIRD PLACE
Director: Kerri Jaworski
Three unlikely animal friends attempt to hijack a golf cart from two old men in order to get to a nearby Frosty Queen. 3 minutes
Contact: whooabundy@yahoo.com

I Forgot My Name – UM
Director: Matthew Cox
A woman becomes lost in her own home. 4 minutes.
Contact: portablemcox@hotmail.com

Orange Boy ‘An Inquiry' – School of Visual Arts
Director: Hokwon Kim
This revenge story involves an incident between a man and some insects. 5 minutes.
Contact: kingkwon@empal.com

Temerario – National Film & Television School FIRST PLACE
Director: Carl Zitelmann
After being shot and left for death, Rio finds himself in a dream of revenge. 9 minutes.
Contact: zitelmann@yahoo.com

Toilet Story – Kapi'olani Community College
Director: Jared Matsuhige
Life isn't always easy when you're a Toothbrush. 2 minutes.
Contact: toiletstory@gmail.com

Windows Masks Doors – Rhode Island School of Design SECOND PLACE
Director: Sarah Orenstein
In an old radio a conductor tunes a medley of tracks revealing masked players hidden. 4 minutes.
Contact: sarahorenstein@gmail.com

Documentaries

Barang – Emerson College
Director: Cary Bell
With 3 cameras and a tripod, six young students travel to Cambodia, a country fraught with landmines and decades of war. 45 minutes.
Contact: bellcary@yahoo.com

Back Door Bamby: The Documentary - FSU
Director: Greko Sklavounos & Jason Benoit
The hottest, longest running and most glamorous party on South Beach, combining performance art, music, and a sprinkling of insanity. 17 minutes.
Contact: kbarber@filmschool.fsu.edu

Cay Cau: Victorian College of the Arts FIRST PLACE
Director: Jakeb Anhvu
Anh and Mang reflect on betel chewing, teeth laquering, and their displaced past while creating future memories for their grandchild, Tran. 15 minutes.
Contact: jake@primemortal.com

Common Sense Farm: Vassar College SECOND PLACE
Director: Kathleen Russell
The Twelve Tribes community, often referred to as a cult, is revealed as we follow a seventeen-year old woman through her wedding, their religious goals--and the role of women and children in achieving them. 17 minutes.
Contact: kathruss@gmail.com

10 Days in Malawi – Northern Illinoise University THIRD PLACE
Director: Brian Ekdale
American volunteers travel to remote villages in Malawi, Africa to offer free health care. 50 minutes.
Contact: brianekdale@hotmail.com

365 Boots on Ground – Chapman University
Director: Casey Wayland
Following soldiers from home into the heart of Iraq for an entire year. 58 minutes.
Contact: waylandprod@earthlink.net

Narratives (25 minutes and above)

Existence – AFI
Director: Anthony Leonardi
In the line between reality and illusion, life and death…can we really tell the difference?
26 minutes.
Contact: Anthony@makaipictures.com
The Manual – AFI FIRST PLACE
Director: Rylend Grant
A young Marine Sergeant, James Winslow, struggles to come to terms with the death of his estranged father. 30 minutes.
Contact: rylendgrant@yahoo.com

Rose – Art Center College of Design SECOND PLACE
Director: Hoku Uchiyama
One day each year little Travis goes into the woods to meet his best friend, the ghost of a murdered teenage girl. 33 minutes.
Contact: hoku@rosethemovie.com

Vanished Acres - Art Center College of Design THIRD PLACE
Director: Adam Bolt
An old farmer discovers that his deceased wife had an affair with their scarecrow, revealing a haunted past. 30 minutes.
Contact: webmail@adambolt.com

Short Narratives (under 25 minutes)

All's Swell That Ends Swell – RMIT
Director: Nick Ball
Set against the Technicolor backdrop of 1950's America, follow Josie on an extra-ordinary journey to motherhood full of Twists, Turns & Tupperware! 11 minutes.
Contact: nick@jamroll.com.au

Bait – London Film School
Director: Alex Pearson
Two men's seemingly ordinary fishing trip. 12 minutes.
Contact: lexacious@hotmail.com

The Ballad of Ray Wilson – UNC
Director: Joseph Johnson
Surly mall janitor, Ray Wilson normally just tries to make it through the day until a lost child falls into his lap. 10 minutes.
Contact: johnsonjoeb@aol.com

Black Sea – Columbia University THIRD PLACE
Director: Andrew Reuland
Father, Son, Foreign Territory. 20 minutes.
Contact: areuland@gmail.com

The Gulf Between – UCLA
Director: Jeffrey Hevert
A Cuba father and son risk it all on the high seas in their journey to freedom and a young Florida fisherman searching for meaning in his life. 20 minutes.
Contact: jhevert@hotmail.com

The Honeyfields – AFI SECOND PLACE
Director: Matt Gordon
In the beloved fields, brothers fight for their imaginary glory. 21 minutes.
Contact: mgslugger@hotmail.com

Love Letter – USC
Director: Trent Jones
Henry loses a love letter written to the girl of his dreams, and must survive the perils of 7th grade to win back her heart. 17 minutes.
Contact: trent.rtj@gmail.com

The Projectionist – NYU Honorable Mention
Director: Elaine Liu
A projectionist accidentally inverts a film featuring Chairman Mao. 11 minutes.
Contact: illusionwavefilms@yahoo.com

Pop Foul – Columbia University FIRST PLACE
Director: Moon Molson
A boy sees his father take a ‘beat down' from a local thug on the way home from a Little League game. 19 minutes.
Contact: moonmole@mac.com

Namibia, Brasil – Columbia College Chicago
Director: Miguel Silveira
A magical father and daughter story set in Rio de Janeiro, dedicated to the human cause and its struggles to keep it going. 7 minutes.
Contact: migool16@hotmail.com

The Missing Peace – Columbia College Chicago
Director: Rachel Benjamin
During a time of political troubles, a Haitian girl learns some lessons in defiance from a visiting journalist. 23 minutes.
Contact: coolcatrb@yahoo.com

Surface of Things – NYU
Director: Keith Davis
The clock is ticking for Sela and Sam, a young Brooklyn couple. 10 minutes.
Contact: kid210@nyu.edu



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