The 25th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF), the premiere film event on New York’s east end, will be held over Columbus Day Weekend, in The Hamptons, October 5-9, 2017. The Festival attracts over 25,000 visitors to theaters across the East Hampton, Southampton, Montauk, and Sag Harbor. HIFF continues to attract some of the best films of the year, with cash prizes handed out of over $165,000.
HIFF has earned the distinction and screened the eventual Best Picture Oscar winner in 8
The 25th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF), the premiere film event on New York’s east end, will be held over Columbus Day Weekend, in The Hamptons, October 5-9, 2017. The Festival attracts over 25,000 visitors to theaters across the East Hampton, Southampton, Montauk, and Sag Harbor. HIFF continues to attract some of the best films of the year, with cash prizes handed out of over $165,000.
HIFF has earned the distinction and screened the eventual Best Picture Oscar winner in 8
The 25th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF), the premiere film event on New York’s east end, will be held over Columbus Day Weekend, in The Hamptons, October 5-9, 2017. The Festival attracts over 25,000 visitors to theaters across the East Hampton, Southampton, Montauk, and Sag Harbor. HIFF continues to attract some of the best films of the year, with cash prizes handed out of over $165,000.
HIFF has earned the distinction and screened the eventual Best Picture Oscar winner in 8
The 25th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF), the premiere film event in The Hamptons, will be held over Columbus Day Weekend, October 5-9, 2017. The Festival attracts over 25,000 visitors to various theaters across the Hamptons. HIFF continues to attract some of the best films of the year, with cash prizes handed out of over $165,000.
HIFF has earned the distinction and screened the eventual Best Picture Oscar winner in 8 of the last 9 years (including MOONLIGHT in 2016). 2016 was
Ramoji Film City, it is an exotic place to host your events. Take a film city tour at the Ramoji Film City and experience the magnificence of this place on your own. Go on a Hyderabad one day tour and visit the famous Ramoji Film City. Ramoji Film City is the perfect place in Hyderabad to organize an extravagant event. You can organize all kinds of events here. Moreover, you can choose various themes like pirate theme, cowboy theme, space theme, etc. to add spice to your event.
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The 23rd Annual Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF), the premiere film event on New York State's east end, will be held over Columbus Day Weekend, October 8th – 12th, 2015. HIFF was founded to celebrate Independent film—long, short, fiction and documentary—and to introduce a unique variety of international films and filmmakers to its audiences. The Festival provides film makers with a forum to express a wide variety of global perspectives, while the audience is presented with diverse an
Sometimes when you watch a lousy movie, the only compliments you can muster are about the scenery. For many people this was the case with the 2010 remake of Clash of the Titans, widely criticized for the quality of the 3-D graphics as well as the dubious plot. In fact, the landscapes of the Canary Islands were the only feature of the film to have emerged with credit. Even the actors spoke very highly of their own surprise in discovering the natural diversity and dramatic views across Gran Canari
From Stage to Screen
Best known as a Broadway musical, Fiddler on the Roof has been delighting audiences for almost half a century with its blend of boisterous and mournful melodies. The Tony award winning story of Tevye, the humble milkman with five young daughters and a feisty wife, has played out thousands of times on the stages of Broadway, London’s West End and in theatres all around the world.
With such a popular stage play it was inevitable that a movie version would be made and in 1971
A funny thing happened on the way to the movies.
Forty million international movie-goers opted to travel to a place where a movie they loved was shot.
Travel Daily News (TDN) reports that these travelers made their travel plans and chose their destinations based on a movie they saw in 2012. Obviously, as TDN says, filming in a destination is "clearly a very efficient driver for attracting new visitors."
Makes sense. As Mashable reported, old Hollywood had its star system and magazines. New mov
The name of Don Quixote is known around the world, even if the story behind the name is perhaps not so familiar. Written 400 years ago by Miguel de Cervantes, the novel describes the colorful adventures of Don Quixote of La Mancha, a retired country gentleman from the western La Mancha region of central Spain, who lives out a fantasy life based on the many romantic books he has spent his years reading. He battles imaginary enemies (famously including the windmills of La Mancha) and fights for t
by Andy Jarosz
Double agents, high drama, betrayal and plenty of high-tech gadgetry. The Good Shepherd, directed by Robert De Niro and released in 2006, had all the magic ingredients of a classic spy film. With Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie providing the obligatory glamor it was no surprise that the movie became a box-office success. What is perhaps less obvious, even to those who may have watched The Good Shepherd on more than one occasion, is that many of the scenes were shot in the Dominic
The 60th San Sebastián International Film Festival will take place September 21 to 29 in Spain's northern Basque region. The primary focus of Spain’s A-list festival is to serve as a showcase for each year's most innovative films. The festival seeks to make a positive contribution to developing culture and the film industry. The festival is accredited by the International Federation of Film Producers Associations (FIAPF), in the “competitive non-specialized film festivals” category.
Nicholas J
For your next tropical beach vacation, would you consider a couple of days in a bleak little town of cinderblock homes and corrugated tin roofs on the stark, dusty coast of northern Peru?
I didn’t think so.
How about a couple of hours? I just did, courtesy of the new Coral Gables Art Cinema, a recently opened non-profit movie house in tony Coral Gables, Florida, about as far away from the fishing village of Cabo Blanco as you can get. While vicarious sightseeing is usually one of the main reasons
