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Sitting & Sun, Sept 15 & 16, 10:50am – IFC Center
Kenji is really a teenage math prodigy employed by his secret crush Natsuki for that ultimate summer time job – passing themself off as Natsuki’s boyfriend for four days throughout her grandmother’s 90th special birthday. However when Kenji solves a couple,056 digit math riddle delivered to his mobile phone, he unknowingly breaches the safety barricade safeguarding Oz, a globe-spanning virtual world where huge numbers of people and government authorities interact through their avatars, handling from shopping online and traffic control to national defense and nuclear launch codes. Now a malicious AI program known as the romance Machine is hijacking Oz accounts, growing tremendously more effective and planting chaos and destruction in the wake.
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TALES From The Evening
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Begins Get married, Sept 26, 11:00am – IFC Center
From Michel Ocelot, director of Kirikou and also the Sorceress and Azur & Asmar, comes an enchanting and aesthetically stunning new three dimensional feature. Silhouetted figures are positioned off against exquisitely detailed Day-Glo skills full of color and kaleidoscopic designs, because the film weaves together six exotic fables each unfolding inside a unique locale, from Tibet, to medieval Europe, towards the Land from the Dead. History blends with fairytale as audiences are taken off and away to visit enchanted lands filled with dragons, shape-shifting werewolves, captive princesses, and huge speaking bees – and every fable finishes using its own ironic twist.
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Undergo NYICFF 2013
Distribution are actually open for NYICFF 2013! We’re searching for creative, original, non-formulaic works that can help to define a brand new, more compelling film for children. We’re not shy about showing films with mature styles, subject material, language or sensibilities, specifically for our teen and pre-teen audiences.
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NYICFF 2012 AWARD Those who win Introduced!
GRAND PRIZE FEATURE: Instructions To Momo
GRAND PRIZE SHORT: Taking Santa
SPECIAL JURY AWARD, LIVE ACTION: Child’s Play
SPECIAL JURY AWARD, ANIMATION: The Storyteller
PARENTS AWARD: The Storyteller
AUDIENCE AWARD, Age range 3-6: The Gruffalo’s Child
AUDIENCE AWARD, Age range 5-10: Extinction from the Sabertooth House Cat
AUDIENCE AWARD, Age range 8-14: Taking Santa
AUDIENCE AWARD, Age range 12-18: I’m a Girl!
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NYICFF: AN ACADEMY Being approved FESTIVAL
Readers from the NYICFF jury awards will be qualified for consideration within the Live Action Short and Animated Video Clip groups from the Annual Oscars.® Congratulations for this year’s those who win, “Child’s Play” and “The Storyteller”
The biggest competitive children’s film festival within the North American, Children’s Film Festival Dallas remembers the very best and cleverest in worldwide children’s cinema, inside a 10-day extravaganza of films from a lot more than 25 nations.
Children’s Film Festival Dallas belongs to Northwest Forum’s year-round youth programming. We notice that youthful people and families deserve the greatest quality films made particularly on their behalf, which the way forward for film relies upon building new audiences which are globally minded, intellectually curious and significantly discerning.
Our competitive festival, now in the eighth year, includes award-winning features and shorts, in the past important children’s films, director retrospectives, documentaries from around the world, interdisciplinary programs and hands-on filmmaking training courses.
We’re now accepting distribution for that 2013 Festival, to become held The month of january 25 through Feb 3 at Northwest Film Forum. All records may also be considered for REDCAT Worldwide Children’s Film Festival, curated by Children’s Film Festival Dallas director Elizabeth Shepherd. That festival is going to be held early in the year of 2013 at Roy and Edna Disney CalArts Theater, in La.
More details in addition to entry forms and recommendations here.
Let “Fuchsia the Small Witch” fly to your house!
There exists a small group of copies in our festival film, Fuchsia the Small Witch. The film, by Johan Nijenhuis (Holland, 84 min.) charmed audiences in Dallas called the champion from the Gryphon Award for the best Film in the Giffoni Worldwide Children’s Film Film Festival. Order your copy now – the DVD is just $25, including shipping. Fuchsia is named in British, and appropriate for age range 6 and older
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