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Having film festival withdraws? Join our friends at @yallywoodfilmfest November 29th-December 2nd at the Plaza Theater in Atlanta for the 5th annual gathering of filmmakers and filmlovers from all over the Southeast. For five years now they've been showing off some great movies, and this year will be no exception. For more info, visit https://buff.ly/2Q63JOC⠀
Help our friends at the @atlantafilmfestival be able to bring filmmakers in for the festival. #gafilm #ATLFF #atlfilm #supportindiefilm ・・・ Be a part of #ATLFF ‘19! We want to bring ALL the filmmakers to the festival! Help us raise $20,000 by December 14! Link in bio.
Audience Choice Award Feature: To Kingdom Come⠀ Directed by Brian Campbell - USA⠀ A classic case of environmental injustice, the decades-long interaction between GE and Rome, Georgia, with cultural history references reinforcing the power of media to affect our perceptions of our landscapes and dominant corporations. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Audience Choice Award Short: The Emissary⠀ Directed by Bryan Tan - USA⠀ Liv Laika departs from her life, her love, and from the aging earth in search of her ancestor's people, who fled the earth nearly a century prior. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Burt Reynolds Best in Show Feature: White Tide: The Legend of Culebra⠀ Directed by Theo Love - USA⠀ Rodney Hayden and his plan, fueled by a combination of economic desperation and blissful ignorance, to retrieve a possibly mythical $2-million stash of cocaine from its reported Caribbean hiding place. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Burt Reynolds Best in Show Short: Peggy⠀ Directed by Justin O’Neal Miller - USA⠀ Everything seems to work out perfectly for Peggy, but her social graces are put to the test when she is surrounded by admiring and covetous parents at a birthday party for her eight-year-old son. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Best Narrative Feature: Chimera⠀ Directed by Maurice Haeems - USA/UAE/India⠀ A brilliant but disturbed scientist freezes his children alive, while he races to cure their deadly genetic disease by decoding the DNA of the immortal Turritopsis jellyfish. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Best Documentary Feature: Mr. Fish: Cartooning from the Deep End ⠀ Directed by Pablo Bryant - USA⠀ Mr. Fish, once a successful, outrageous editorial cartoonist, finds that his profession is dying out. Can he raise a family and maintain his defiant voice when biting satiric humor has an ever diminishing commercial value? #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Best Narrative Short: A Reasonable Man⠀ Directed by Sydney Ribot - Filmed in China/Turkey⠀ At a private party in Beijing, a German banker meets a local writer who might help him transcend his alienation. Yet as he begins to truly see the woman, he’s left with a secret—an emotion—that threatens to isolate him further. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Best Documentary Short: Lotte That Silhouette Girl⠀ Directed by Elizabeth Beecherl & Carla Patullo - USA⠀ Once upon a time, long before Disney and other animation giants, Lotte Reiniger ignited the screen with shadows, light, and a pair of magical scissors. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Best Student Short: Hideaway⠀ Directed by Cal Croft - Australia⠀ Two boys battle imaginary monsters together, but soon one's violent home life is exposed and it is up to his friend to intervene. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers
Best Animated Short: White Lilacs⠀ Directed by Alex Bernas - UK⠀ Flowers, family, and friends. A meditation on the relationship between parents and their children. #RIFFteen #awardwinners #congratsfilmmakers