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August 2009
Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Dates: August TBD, 2009
The Louis Vuitton Hawaii International Film Festival was established in
1981 and features more than 260 films, documentaries, shorts and animations,
representing over 40 countries. The festival is dedicated to advancing understanding
and cultural exchange among the peoples of Asia, the Pacific, and North
America through the medium of film. HIFF is considered one of the world’s
premiere film events ideally positioned two months before The Academy Awards.
Location: Palm Springs, California
Dates: August TBD, 2009
The Palm Springs International Festival of Short Films and Film Market,
the largest short film festival and market in North America, screens over
350 short films with a concurrent Film Market facility featuring over 2,400
shorts. An Academy® sanctioned Festival, over the past 10 years, 50 of the
short films nominated for Academy Awards® have been screened at the Festival
prior to receiving their nominations. The Festival offers 20 awards in ten
different categories, featuring cash prizes and/or film stock.
Location: Providence, Rhode Island
Dates: August TBD, 2009
The Rhode Island International Film Festival™ will be screening more than
175 films and videos over six days. The Festival will be a visual and auditory
feast for film enthusiasts and moviegoers alike. RIIFF select films will
be screened throughout the state of Rhode Island at festival partner locations.
The RIIFF (a production of the non-profit Flickers Arts Collaborative) presents
year-round programming that celebrates the culture and art of the moving
image through filmmaking and film-going experiences.
Location: Telluride, Colorado
Dates: August TBD, 2009
The Telluride Film Festival is presented by the National Film Preserve,
a non profit arts and education organization celebrating the art of film.
Held every Labor Day Weekend for 32 years in a beautiful Victorian mining
town surrounded by 13,000 feet peaks, the Telluride Film Festival is a major
showcase for the best in cinema. Its loyal and affluent passholders attend
without knowing in advance what films will be shown or which famed artists
they will encounter on the streets of Telluride, as the program is kept
secret until opening day.
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