Santa Fe Film Festival

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Santa Fe, United States December 03 - 07, 2008
Call for Entry Deadline: September 2008, TBA
Festival Data:
- Established: 2000
- Genre: General
- Attendance: 19000
- Media Attendance: 105
- Accredited Industry Attendance: 35
- Total Number of Films Submitted: 850
- Total Number of Films Screened: 200
- Total Screenings: 150
- # of Shorts Screened: 120
- # of Features Screened: 80
- Competitive
- Students Section
- Has Panels
Festival Website:
www.santafefilmfestival.com
Festival Description:

We present important world cinema in a non-commercial context that represents aesthetic, critical and entertainment standards. We premier local New Mexican film, new American and foreign film including revivals, retrospectives, independent productions and mini-festivals. We partner with educational groups, schools and non profits and also provide a forum for filmmakers, critics, educators and historians.

Competitive categories include: Best Feature, Best Short, Best Documentary, Best American Independent, Best Art Matters, Best Latino, Best Native, Best Southwest, Audience Choice
Film Submissions:
- Submission formats: Beta-SP, 35mm, DVD
- Call for Entry: http:/ / www.santafefilmfestival.com/ Intro

Email:	info(at)santafefilmfestival.com
Phone:	(1) 505 988-5225
Fax:	(1) 505 988-4998
Mailing Address:	PO Box 2167 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504 United States

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DEC 12, 2007 02:35PM FFW Festival Editor writes:

The 2007 Sante Fe Film Festival Award Winners

THE 2007 MILAGRO AWARD WINNERS ARE:

Best Documentary presented by Kirk Ellis:
Kieran Fitzgerald’s "BALLAD OF ESEQUIEL HERNANDEZ" winner of $1,000 software bundle from Entertainment Partners

Best Short Presented by Gary Farmer:
"CROCODILE DREAMING" by Australian filmmaker Darlene Johnson winner of $1,000 software bundle from Entertainment Partners

Best Animation presented by Maura Dhu Studi:
Jay Bolotin’s "THE JACKLEG TESTAMENT: PART ONE, JACK AND EVE"

The Suzanne Pettit Memorial Fund Editing Award presented by Michaeal Pettit: Hans Vermy for "THE REPLACEMENT CHILD"

Best Creative Spirit presented by Jihmi Kennedy:
"FINDING KRAFTLAND," Richard Kraft and Adam Shell winner of $1,000 software bundle from Entertainment Partners

Tamalewood Studios Award for Best New Mexico Film presented by Val DeVargas:
Albuquerque filmmaker Billy Garberina’s "NECROVILLE"

Best Southwest presented by Alan Arkin:
"OFF THE GRID: LIFE ON THE MESA," Jeremy and Randy Stulberg winner of $1,000 software bundle from Entertainment Partners

Best Latino presented by Wes Studi: Gabriela Bohm’s "THE LONGING"

FORGOTTEN JEWS OF SOUTH AMERICA winner of $1,000 software bundle from Entertainment Partners

Best Independent Spirit presented by Jon Bowman and Stephen Rubin: D.B. Sweeney’s raucous road movie "TWO TICKETS TO PARADISE" winner of $1,000 software bundle from Entertainment Partners

Audience Choice presented by Mayor Coss: "JUMP!," Helen Hood Scheer winner of $1,000 software bundle from Entertainment Partners

Best of Fest presented by Aviva: "PERSEPOLIS," co-directed by Vincent Paronnaud and Marjane Satrapi winner of $1,000 software bundle from Entertainment Partners

1st Indigenous Film Presented by Francene Blythe:
"MISS NAVAJO," directedby Billy Luther

Luminaria Awards for Lifetime Achievement in Film were given to:

John Bailey and Carol Littleton: Presented by Alan Cumming

Marina Goldavskaya presented by Francesca Ursone

Alanis Obomsawin presented by Canadian Consulate

Tributee Maverick Award: Alan Cumming presented by – Lynn Stalmaster

NM Film Office awarded its 3 Governor's Cup Films

NM women in Film gave th Sage Award to Shirley MacLaine
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