It’s the final day of AFI FEST, and we have a full slate of films at the American Film Market’s Laemmle Monica 4-Plex (1332 Second St. in Santa Monica).
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Our Opening Night film was THE FANTASTIC MR. FOX, and it paved the way for three more animated films.
For Tolstoy—and Michael Hoffman’s film about him—tensions reign supreme.
The New Lights jury—comprised of two actresses, two filmmakers and a writer—gives top honors to two equally deserving directors, plus a special jury prize.
Thousands of film industry decision makers converge in Santa Monica every year to buy movies, and for the first time AFI FEST shares some of their screenings.
Tom Ford’s film makes a poignant illustration of the climate of cinema at the moment; it is a work by a leading figure of an industry whose imprint transfers into the medium of cinema almost naturally.
Virtually every conversation in Corneliu Porumboiu’s film, be it about sports or popular music, is built on the slippery shoals of communication.
More than ten years in the making, this documentary highlights ordinary people seeking justice while living in limbo.
Three of this year’s films highlight the effort and creativity of rehearsals: are they preparation . . . or are they performance?
In front of a packed house on Wednesday at Grauman’s Chinese Theare, AFI FEST paid tribute to actor Viggo Mortensen before a gala screening of THE ROAD.
When we caught up with AFI FEST sponsor LazBro, Inc., two of its executives were on the road, traveling together from Northern California back to their headquarters in Los Angeles.
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