Formed in 1989 with the mission of advancing the appreciation of film and providing the New Orleans community greater access to film, the New Orleans Film Festival showcases a diversity of local, national, and international films highlighted by the participation and interaction of filmmakers and industry professionals.
Now, almost two decades later, the Festival attracts record-breaking crowds of nearly 10,000 and has a year-round program that includes the French Film Festival, free sneak previews of new art house film releases, and special events designed to benefit local film and video audiences, artists and professionals.
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NOFF announces the winners of the first-ever Audience Awards:
Best Narrative Feature: "How to Be"
Directed by: Oliver Irving
Best Documentary Feature: "Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry"
Directed by: Erich Weiss
Other Awards:
Helen Hill Best Animation Award: "Chainsaw"
Directed by: Dennis Tupicoff
Sponsored by Showbiz Software
Honorable Mention: "The Spider"
Directed by: Juan Delcan
Best Narrative Short Award: "Glory At Sea"
Sponsored by CineFilm Lab
Directed by: Benh Zeitlin
Best Documentary Short Award: "Elegy for the Elswick Envoy"
Directed by: Nancy Willis
Sponsored by Showbiz Software
Best Experimental Award: "Home"
Directed by: Matt Faust
Sponsored by Showbiz Software
Honorable Mention: "Sera/Sera"
Directed by: John Murphy
Best Documentary Feature Award: "Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story"
Directed by: Jeffrey Schwarz
Sponsored by Panavision
Best Narrative Feature Award: "Goodnight Irene"
Sponsored by Swelltone Lab
Directed by: Paolo Marinou-Blanco
Louisiana Filmmaker Award: "The Zeppelin Parable"
Directed by: Kristian Hansen
Sponsored by Panavision & Kodak
We congratulate all the awardees.
"Low and Behold"
Directed By: Zack Godshall
Narrative Short Award: "A Taste of Cream"
Directed By: Deanna Russo
Documentary Award: "The Allen Toussaint Touch"
Directed By: Jill Nicholls
Animation Award: "The Dinner Table"
Directed By: Song E. Kim
Experimental Award: "27,000 Days"
Directed By: Naveen Singh
Louisiana Filmmaker Award (Sponsored by Panavision New Orleans and Kodak): Conni Castille & Allison Bohl for "I Always Do My Collars First"
Grand Jury Prize: "The Allen Toussaint Touch"
Directed By: Jill Nicholls
Enter today! This competition gives filmmakers the opportunity to enter short film submissions through www.aboutcox.com on the Cox New Orleans and IFC's Media Lab website. The best films will be shown in New Orleans at the 18th Annual New Orleans Film Festival, October 11-18, 2007.
The top film will win an HD Video Camera and the top 10 submissions will be shown in the Cox/IFC Media Lab Showcase during the Festival, and on Cox on Demand New Orleans, only available with Cox Digital Cable. They will also have a chance to be shown on IFC nationally!
All entries will receive a free t-shirt or hat! Hurry - the deadline is September 3rd, 2007.
The Film Congress, our exciting program of panels and workshops, will take place at the CAC, October 13 & 14.
At the Launch Party on September 20th at Loa in the International House Hotel, the full schedule of Festival films and events will be announced, along with film category winners and information on special guests who will attend the Gala and Festival.
Tickets for all screenings will go on sale on September 29th (September 27th for NOFS members). Details will be available on the New Orleans Film Society's website, www.neworleansfilmfest.com.
The 2007 Festival Gala is chaired by Roger Wilson and produced by Alexa Georges, who promises the event will be a red carpet affair featuring a world class jazz and blues musical review, along with great food from ten of the city's finest restaurants.
The evening at Republic New Orleans begins with an exclusive party for Gala Hosts at 6:30PM followed by general admission at 8:00PM. The Gala continues late into the night with a DJ Dance Party starting at 11:00PM.
Gala Host tickets are $300 each and include the champagne-laden pre-party catered by the Windsor Court Hotel and a VIP pass to all Festival screenings. Gala Host tickets are now available - call 504.309.6633 today!