The Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles has been a constant presence in bringing an array of diverse films, features, documentaries and shorts each year to a city that holds a unique place in the movie industry, a city renowned for its film events. This year, the Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles is celebrating the 100 birthday of the Hungarian Animation. Festival is presenting the diversity of the art of animation film making, children, adult, short and feature film length movies. The Festival is an invitation to those who believe in the power of Hungarian cinema and its quest…
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The Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles has been a constant presence in bringing an array of diverse films, features, documentaries and shorts each year to a city that holds a unique place in the movie industry, a city renowned for its film events.This year, the Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles is celebrating the 100 birthday of the Hungarian Animation. Festival is presenting the diversity of the art of animation film making, children, adult, short and feature film length movies.The Festival is an invitation to those who believe in the power of Hungarian cinema and its quest to be…
The Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles has been a constant presence in bringing an array of diverse films, features, documentaries and shorts each year to a city that holds a unique place in the movie industry, a city renowned for its film events.This year, the Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles is celebrating the 100 birthday of the Hungarian Animation. Festival is presenting the diversity of the art of animation film making, children, adult, short and feature film length movies.The Festival is an invitation to those who believe in the power of Hungarian cinema and its quest to be…
The Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles has been a constant presence in bringing an array of diverse films, features, documentaries and shorts each year to a city that holds a unique place in the movie industry, a city renowned for its film events.This year, the Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles is celebrating the 100 birthday of the Hungarian Animation. Festival is presenting the diversity of the art of animation film making, children, adult, short and feature film length movies.The Festival is an invitation to those who believe in the power of Hungarian cinema and its quest to be…
Animation Libation Studios & Animation Magazine are reviving The World Animation Celebration beginning this year with a short film animation festival. This event will take place for one day on November 1 at The Los Angeles Film School, in Hollywood California. Animation Magazine, is the leading magazine promoting the business, art, and technology of animation globally and Animation Libation Studios, works with artists and visionaries to create original content from around the world. Together, they are reviving this historic event with limited FREE* tickets. The festival is showcasing animated shorts from 47 countries including categories of CG, Traditional, Student Films,…
Every January Cinema Without Borders offers its HP Bridging The Borders Award at International Palm Springs Film Festival. HP Bridging The Borders Award goes to a film that helps bringing people of our world closer together. HP Bridging The Borders Award is sponsored and its award provided by HP Workstation department. Filmmakers such as Andrzej Wajda, Ari Folman, Terry George and Kieron J. Walsh have won this award in previous years. We are planning to run five articles about HP Bridging The Borders Award and HP’s presence in film industry. For our first article we interviewed Rick Champagne is Worldwide…
Two powerful, eye-opening programs deconstruct and recontextualize women’s complex relationship with Islam in Iranian culture and society. Ranging from experimental film and video to documentaries, the works draw attention to ways women are posited both within Islam and at its border, with codes of sexual propriety, veiling and separation functioning as signifiers of a condition fraught with contradiction and hope.Artists include Haleh Anvari, Samira Eskandarfar, Loghman Khaledi, Firouzeh Khorosvani, Nassrin Nasser, Pooya Razi, Jinoos Taghizadeh and Nikoo Tarkhani. Part of the Los Angeles/Islam Arts Initiative (LA/IAI), which links nearly 30 L.A. institutions to explore traditional and contemporary arts from Islamic…
The Goethe-Institut Los Angeles and the American Cinematheque will celebrate the 8th edition of German Currents on October 9th -12th, 2014 at the historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.German Currents 2014 – 8th Annual Festival of German Film Los Angeles begins with an opening film and gala on the evening of Thursday, October 9th, 2014. Continuing through Sunday, October 12th, German Currents 2014 will present a varied selection of current German cinema; including features, documentary, and short films, as well as a family/youth film. To learn more about 2014 German Currents we had an interview with Fareed Majari Director of Goethe-Institut…
Polish Film Festival Los Angeles will open on October 7 and will run until October 16. 2014 marks the 15th anniversary of this successful film festival that presents the best of Polish cinema in Hollywood every year. Here is the complete program of the festival: OPENING NIGHT GALATuesday, October 7, 2014Egyptian Theatre6712 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA. 900286:00 PM RECEPTION (Catering by Turek; bar by Shekspeare Vodka)8:00 PM OPENING OF THE FESTIVAL– Zbigniew Banas (MC)HB Barnum LIFE Choir – Polish & American National AnthemsPresentation of Awards Screening of SOPHIE SEEKS 7 (Facet (nie)potrzebny od zaraz) by Weronika Migon(in person: Weronika Migon,…
SEPTEMBER X, 2014 (LOS ANGELES) – Member States from the European Union will hold the first annual EUphoria Film Festival, celebrating films from across the European Union, at the USC School of Cinematic Arts (SCA), it was announced by the USC School of Cinematic Arts (SCA), European Languages and Movies in America (ELMA) and 13 EU Consulates in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The festival will be held at the USC School of Cinematic Arts Complex from September 19 – 24, 2014. All screenings will be free and open to the public, except for the opening night ceremony and presentation…