Our Veterans Day was originally called Armistice Day, the day the guns fell silent ending WW I. It occurred at the 11th hour, on the 11th day, in the 11th month of 1918. In 1954, the holiday was renamed Veterans Day to “honor American veterans of all wars.” A guard patrols the Tomb of the
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Want to catch some great interviews with festival filmmakers, guests, and industry leaders? Then come over to the LUMIX Presents “in studio” live interviews. Sponsored by Lumix/Panasonic and Nelson’s Photography – Open to festival badge holders only, limited seating and schedule dependent on taping sessions.
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CIFF believes strongly in supporting independent filmmakers, including emerging students, women’s contributions in film, films that inspire change, spotlight social impact and education. The very best in documentary, narrative, and short competition are recognized at our Jury Awards. This event is open to all badge holders. Additional ticket will be available online or at the
Join fellow cinephiles for some libations and conversation
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Geena Davis, the two-time Academy Award winning actor, is one of Hollywood’s most respected talents, having appeared in several roles that became cultural landmarks including Muriel Pritchett in The Accidental Tourist, Thelma in Thelma & Louise, and Dottie Hinson in A League of Their Own. She is also a world-class athlete, a member of the
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Sam Mendes fills his superbly cast, deeply personal drama with surprises, all emerging from a cinema in a working-class town in 1980s England. Hilary (Olivia Colman, in another knockout performance) is a single woman who runs the ticket booth, where she meets Steven (played with stirring confidence by relative newcomer Micheal Ward). Though on its
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Sam Mendes fills his superbly cast, deeply personal drama with surprises, all emerging from a cinema in a working-class town in 1980s England. Hilary (Olivia Colman, in another knockout performance) is a single woman who runs the ticket booth, where she meets Steven (played with stirring confidence by relative newcomer Micheal Ward). Though on its
Empire of Light: Opening Night Screening #1 + After Party Read More »
