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2009
LOS ANGELES FILM FESTIVAL
JUNE 18–28 • WESTWOOD VILLAGE
Held in the heart of the movie capital of the
“…One of the best fi lm festivals
world, the Los Angeles Film Festival showcases
in the United States.”
the best of American and international cinema.
Drawing an enthusiastic audience of over 85,000,
– Jason Sanders,
the Festival provides fi lms with the opportunity
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to be embraced by the public and discovered by
the industry.
“…an essential stop on the
More than 100 feature fi lms—narrative and docu-
North American circuit.”
mentary—are featured in the Festival, alongside
gala premieres, panels and seminars, short fi
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– Matthew Ross, Variety
lm
programs, music video showcases, archival
presentations, project markets, and more. The “…the best theatres, great fi lms,
Festival is also a qualifying festival for all catego- access to every facet of the
ries for Film Independent’s Spirit Awards and the industry…and the support of a
Narrative and Animated Short Film categories of
staff that treats each fi lmmaker
the Academy Awards.
like family.”
– Amy Berg, director,
Films which have premiered and been acquired for
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theatrical distribution at the Festival include:
• Stephen Walker’s Young @ Heart (Fox Searchlight)
• Amy Berg’s Deliver Us From Evil (Lionsgate Films) FINAL DEADLINE
• Tony Stone’s Severed Ways (Magnolia Pictures)
Short fi lms and music videos:
February 6, 2009
• Stacy Title’s Snoop Dogg’s Hood of Horror
(Xenon Pictures)
Feature-length narrative
and documentary fi lms:
• Don Argott’s Rock School (Newmarket Films)
March 2, 2009
• George Hickenlooper’s Mayor of the Sunset Strip
(First Look Pictures)
For entry forms and
• Charles Herman-Wurmfeld’s Kissing Jessica Stein
submission details, go
(Fox Searchlight)
to www.LAFilmFest.com or
www.withoutabox.com.
10 DAYS
85,000+ ATTENDEES
LOS ANGELES’
LARGEST FILM EVENT
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