Posts Tagged ‘Film Festivals’

Cinereach supported films are screening at festivals all over the globe this fall. We hope you’re stepping out of the newly chilled air and into the warm theater to catch some of them when the timing and location is right!

Some of the below have already come and gone, but some are going on as we speak, or are just on the horizon. The links below will lead you to any available ticketing information.

Informant

Informant

November

AFI Fest November 1 – 8, Los Angeles, CA
Cinereach grantees: Here and There, Leviathan and Tchoupitoulas
CPH: Dox November 1 – 11, Copenhagen, Denmark
Cinereach grantees: Tchoupitoulas, Leviathan and Call Me Kuchu
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee: The Queen of Versailles
Doc NYC November 8 – 15, New York, NY
Cinereach grantees: Code of the West, Informant and The Mosuo Sisters,
with God Loves Uganda (featured as a work-in-progress)
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee: Ai WeiWei: Never Sorry
Rome Film Festival November 9 – 17, Rome, Italy
Cinereach grantee: El Ojo Del Tiburon (The Shark’s Eye) - World Premiere
IDFA November 14 – 25 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Cinereach grantees: Informant, Leviathan, Reportero and The World Before Her
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee: The Queen of Versailles
IDFA Forum – Cinereach grantees: PowerlessStrong IslandWhite Elephants

Here and There (Aqui y Alla)

Here and There (Aqui y Alla)

October
Sao Paulo International Film Festival October 19 – November 1, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Cinereach grantees: Bully, Here and There (Aqui y Alla) and Laura
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee: Postcards from the Zoo
New Orleans Film Festival October 11 – 18, New Orleans, Louisiana
Cinereach grantees: Call Me Kuchu, Informant and The Patron Saints
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantees: An Oversimplification of Her Beauty, Compliance and Keep the Lights On
Abu Dhabi Film Festival October 11 – 20, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Cinereach production: Beasts of the Southern Wild
Cinereach grantee: The World Before Her
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee: Ai WeiWei: Never Sorry
Woodstock Film Festival October 10 – 14 Woodstock, NY
Cinereach grantee: Informant
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantees: I Am Not a Hipster and Words of Witness
BFI London Film Festival October 10 – 21, London, England
Cinereach production: Beasts of the Southern Wild
Cinereach grantees: Here and There (Aqui y Alla) and Tchoupitoulas
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee: Compliance, Fill the Void and Keep the Lights On
Busan International Film Festival October 4 – 13, Busan, South Korea
Cinereach production: Beasts of the Southern Wild
Cinereach grantee: Here and There (Aqui y Alla)
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee: Postcards From the Zoo
Hamptons International Film Festival October 4 – 8, Hamptons, NY
Cinereach grantee: Call Me Kuchu

The Mosuo Sisters

The Mosuo Sisters

September
New York Film Festival September 28 – October 14, New York, NY
Cinereach granteesHere and There (Aqui y Alla) and Leviathan
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee: Fill the Void
Camden International Film Festival September 27-30, Camden, Maine
Cinereach grantees: Call Me Kuchu and Code of the West
Zurich Film Festival September 20 – 30, Zurich, Switzerland
Cinereach production: Beasts of the Southern Wild
Cinereach grantees: The Mosuo Sisters – World Premiere and The World Before Her
Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantees: At Any Price and The Queen of Versailles

The Tribeca Film Festival is a springtime staple for us New Yorkers, but film lovers from Boston to Buenos Aires have an exciting and simulating April to take part in as well.

Below are some festivals that are coming up fast, and we’ve listed the Cinereach supported films selected for each.

Bafici-OK

Bafici
April 11 – 22 // Buenos, Aires, Argentina

Cinereach grantees:
Kuichisan, Laura and Ok, Enough, Goodbye (plus short films by Rania Attieh & Daniel Garcia)

Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee:
Postcards from the Zoo

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Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
April 12 – 15 // Durham, NC

Cinereach grantees:
Girl Model
and Reportero

Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee:

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry

CPH-Porfirio

CPH PIX
April 12 – 29 // Copenhagen, Denmark

Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantees:
Keep the Lights On, Porfirio and Postcards from the Zoo
Girl Model 16x9

Dallas International Film Festival
April 12 – 22 // Dallas, TX

Cinereach grantees:
Girl Model
and Tchoupitoulas

Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantees:
Compliance and An Oversimplification of Her Beauty

Sarasota-Patron

Sarasota Film Festival
April 13 – 22 // Sarasota, FL

Cinereach grantee:
Girl Model, The Patron Saints and Tchoupitoulas

Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee:
Compliance, Keep the Lights On and The Queen of Versailles

SF-Informant San Francisco International Film Festival
April 19 – May 3 // San Francisco, CA

Cinereach grantees:
Informant and Ok, Enough, Goodbye

Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantees:
Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, Compliance, An Oversimplification of Her Beauty and The Queen of Versailles

Boston-Code

The Independent Film Festival Boston
April 25 – May 2 // Boston, MA

Cinereach grantees:
BURN, Code of the West and Girl Model

Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantee:
Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry and The Queen of Versailles

HotDocs-Call Me Kuchu

Hot Docs
April 26 – May 6 // Toronto, ON Canada

Cinereach grantees:
Call Me Kuchu, Laura, Planet of Snail, Tchoupitoulas and The World Before Her

Cinereach Project at Sundance Institute grantees:
Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry and The Queen of Versailles


A couple announcements courtesy of our dear friend Rooftop Films:

Rooftop Films

2011 Summer Series Submissions Are Open:

Submissions are open for the Rooftop Films 2011 season. The 2011 Summer Series will run from May through September and will feature more than 200 daring new films, all screened outdoors, in front of big, loyal audiences in parks, on boats, and on rooftops overlooking the greatest city in the world. In 2010 Rooftop organized 10 outdoor shows in Toronto, Philadelphia, Pittsburg and other cities all across the Northeast, and plans to continue its expansion across the U.S. Nearly 30,000 people attended Rooftop screenings in 2010, making it one of the most popular festivals in New York City and one of the biggest festivals for underground films in the world. The submission fee is relatively low, and must only be paid once regardless of how many films a filmmaker submits. In addition, each filmmaker who submits gets two free Rooftop tickets as a thank you.

Equipment Rentals Discount:

When Rooftop isn’t using its equipment to put on shows throughout the summer, it rents it out at a low cost to artists and non-profits. This helps us not only sustain Rooftop programs, but also to support emerging artists and film festivals. Rooftop has a variety of projectors, screens, sound equipment, and cameras, as well as tech staff and is offering a discount of 15% off all equipment and services through 12/31.

The Council on Foundations and Grantmakers in Film + Electronic Media (GFEM) are seeking submissions of films and videos for its 43rd Annual Film & Video Festival, to be held April 25 – 27, 2010 in Denver, CO.

THE FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL
The festival showcases films, videos, and television programs that have received support from foundations, corporate giving programs, and donor networks, with the aim of encouraging grantmakers to use media to advance their philanthropic goals. The festival promotes foundation support of creative, high-quality productions that expand the boundaries of the use of media for the social good.

Submissions may target local, state, regional, national, and international audiences. The committee will give special consideration to projects that demonstrate innovative strategies for distribution, outreach, public education, and civic engagement, such as the use of print or broadcast journalism, websites, networking, schools, libraries, or the meetings and conferences of nonprofit organizations.

ELIGIBILITY
To be eligible, projects must have received full or partial funding for either production or distribution from a private, community, operating, or corporate foundation; a corporate giving program; or a donor network. The grantmaker does not have to be a member of the Council or GFEM. The Council will not consider submissions that have been funded solely by public agencies or federal or state grants. The films and videos must have been completed within the past two years. Works may be of any length-from feature length to a brief public service announcement. No works in progress will be considered. All submission forms, DVDs and entry fees must be received by June 26, 2009. 

Please visit http://www.fundfilm.org/index.cfm for more information.

MovieMaker Magazine lists 25 film festivals worth the submission fee. To view the full article click here.

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