Florida sets competition lineup
Fifteen filmmakers making their feature debut will compete for Grand Jury and audience awards at the 17th annual Florida Film Festival in Orlando. World premieres include Tom Gustafson's drama "Were the World Mine" and Jeremy Zerechak's Iraq war docu "Land of Confusion." Also in the lineup are David Zellner's Sundance-competition film
The Florida Film Festival runs March 28 - April 6.
Narrative full-length features include:AUGUST EVENING - Southeast Premiere (Directed By Chris Eska)
BLACKBIRD - Southeast Premiere (Directed by Adam Rapp)
THE CAKE EATERS - (Directed by Mary Stuart Masterson)
DISFIGURED – Southeast Premiere - (Directed by Glenn Gers)
GOLIATH - East Coast Premiere- (Directed by David Zellner)
IN SEARCH OF A MIDNIGHT KISS - Southeast Premiere- (Directed by Alex Holdridge)
KABLUEY - Southeast Premiere – (Directed by Scott Prendergast)
LOVELY BY SURPRISE - East Coast Premiere - (Directed by Kirt Gunn)
RAINBOW AROUND THE SUN - East Coast Premiere - (Directed by Kevin Ely & Beau J. Leland)
WERE THE WORLD MINE – World Premiere - (Directed by Tom Gustafson)
Documentary full-length features include the following:
FISH KILL FLEA - Florida Premiere - (Directed by Aaron Hillis, Brian Cassidy & Jennifer Loeber)
I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW - East Coast Premiere - (Directed by Sean Donnelly)
INTIMIDAD - East Coast Premiere / 2nd U.S. Showing - (Directed by David Redmon & Ashley Sabin)
LAND OF CONFUSION - World Premiere - (Directed by Jeremy Zerechak)
LOST IN WOONSOCKET - (Directed by John Chester)
Michael Jones is the film festival editor at Variety.com. 
Post a comment