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FridayJuly 19
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WIFT-WOMEN IN FILM AND TELEVISION CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR CAC EXHIBITION
Women in Film & Television Louisiana is delighted to announce that we will be mounting an exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Center in July 2013, titled A Woman’s Work, which celebrates in moving pictures the work of women in film, television and digital media in Louisiana. A Woman’s Work, co-curated by WIFT Louisiana and the CAC, will include the exhibition of moving image work – films, videos and new media – made…
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TULANE TO SCREEN STUDENT SENIOR THESIS FILMS
The fourth annual screening of the Digital Media Production Senior films at Tulane University will take place on Thursday, May 16, at 7 p.m. in Room 1111, Goldring/Woldenberg Hall II on the Tulane Campus. Three films will be shown: “Goodnight Moon” by Jason Winikoff; “Gersplooch!” by Michael Goetz; and “Home” by Lula Fotis. A reception follows the screening. The event is free and open to the public.
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NOLASYNCHRONICITY FILM SERIES
The NOLAsynchroniCITY film series features the extraordinary culture of New Orleans and our Louisiana heritage. Films show at 8pm and at 10pm on Sundays in April and May 2013. The creators / filmmakers will be available for questions in between film showings. Featured films include: GOOD FOR WHAT AILS YOU: HEALING SECRETS OF THE CAJUNS, CREOLE, AND BAYOU INDIANS on April 14th, STREETCAR STORIES on April 21st, TCHOUPITOULAS on May 12th, CUTTING…
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THE DALAI LAMA NOLA FILM SERIES
Zeitgeist Multi-disciplinary Arts Center and the Dalai Lama NOLA Community Outreach Team are proud to present a series of films as part of the citywide cultural celebration in honor of the historic first visit to New Orleans by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. Featured films include: WHAT REMAINS OF US on May 7th and 13th at 6pm, DAUGHTERS OF WISDOM on May 8th and 14th at 6pm, BRILLIANT MOON on May…
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NOFF NAMED TO MOVIEMAKER "TOP 25" LIST FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW
New Orleans Film Festival Named to “Top 25” List for Second Year in a Row For the second year in a row, the New Orleans Film Festival has been named by MovieMaker Magazine as one of the “Top 25 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee.” The announcement came April 10, after an extensive data-collecting investigation by the magazine into the benefits and resources offered by the 5,000 existing film festivals worldwide. NOFF…
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NOLA.COM: FILM-O-RAMA 2013 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Film-O-Rama 2013 schedule announced; Kubrick doc ‘Room 237’ and ’56 Up’ among films on tap from MIKE SCOTT / Nola.com The New Orleans political documentary “Getting Back to Abnormal,” the Stanley Kubrick documentary “Room 237” and the latest in director Michael Apted’s celebrated — and ambitious — “Up” series will all play as part of the New Orleans Film Society’s 2013 Film-O-Rama spring screening event. They were announced today (March 18) as…
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24TH ANNUAL NEW ORLEANS FILM FESTIVAL (OCT 10-17, 2013) NOW ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS
24th Annual New Orleans Film Festival Announces Call for Submissions New Orleans, La. – The New Orleans Film Society announced today that submissions are now being accepted for the 24th annual New Orleans Film Festival, set for October 10-17, 2013. The festival is seeking new work (completed on or after January 1, 2012) in eight different categories: Narrative Features (fiction films that are 40 minutes or longer), Documentary Features (non-fiction films that…
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NOFS STAFFERS PICK TOP TEN FILMS OF 2012
New Orleans Film Society staff members chose their top ten films of 2012, listed below. The film that came out on top (making four of the five staffers’ lists) was Holy Motors, the crazy new film from French director Leos Carax. Other films that made it to three of their respective lists include Bernie, The Kid With a Bike, The Imposter, and Beasts of the Southern Wild. JOLENE PINDER (EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR I…
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NEW ORLEANS FILM SOCIETY RECEIVES NEA GRANT TO SUPPORT NOFF
New Orleans Film Society receives NEA grant to support New Orleans Film Festival New Orleans, La. – National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Chairman Rocco Landesman has announced that the New Orleans Film Society is one of 832 non-profit organizations nationwide to receive an NEA Art Works grant. The Film Society is recommended for a $15,000 grant to support the 24th annual New Orleans Film Festival and other year-round events and screenings.…
