AFI joins fest form service
Online resource allows filmmakers to apply to 1,200 fests
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'Sexy Killer,' 'Santos' spur on Sitges
Spanish-language pair lift genre festival
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Without a Box is the provider of the Intl. Film Festival Submission Service. The online resource is designed to allow filmmakers to apply to more than 1,200 film fests worldwide with a single entry form, saving effort and trimming submission costs by 20%-30%, while festivals can simplify the entry management process.
Without a Box has "worked closely with film festivals and filmmakers to ensure their service really meets all of our needs," said Christian Gaines, director of AFI Fest 2001.
Under the arrangement, AFI Fest 2001 will use the service and provide input to Without a Box on its experience with the product to ensure its design serves the needs of its users.
Other test and development partners include the Toronto Intl. Film Festival Group and Cleveland, Edinburgh, Ann Arbor and Dances With Films fests.
The makers of "Che" are hoping the New York Film Festival will provide a fresh opportunity for an iconic Argentine revolutionary to find new life on American shores.
Asian film financing is in a fog. For all its recent marching around, it is difficult to tell whether it is moving forwards, backwards or simply around in circles.
In its 41st edition, Europe's largest genre movie event, the Sitges Intl. Film Festival, shows no signs of age.
Street-gang sensibilities and misspent youth offer solid drama and a realistic portrayal of urban gangsterism in Kazakh crimer "Racketeer."
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