AFI FEST 2007
The 2007 Los Angeles AFI International Film Festival (or AFI FEST 2007, presented by Audi) will run between November 1-11. The festival’s film line-up includes a total of 97 features (69 narrative, 28 documentary) and 51 shorts (43 narrative, 8 documentary), in addition to 8 video art works for a total of 148 films from 37 different countries.
The breakdown by section is the following: Galas (3), Special Presentations (11), International Feature Competition (11), International Documentary Competition (12), Documentary Showcase (9), World Cinema (18), African Showcase (4), American Showcase (9), Latin Showcase (8), Dark Horizons (5), Milestones (5), International Shorts Competition (44), and Video Art on the Roof (7).
The festival is headquartered at ArcLight Hollywood, though additional special screenings and events will be held at the Academy of Motion Picture and Sciences‘ Linwood Dunn theater, a couple of blocks down the street from the ArcLight.
Passes and individual film and event tickets are now available. To order passes, tickets and for more information visit www.AFI.com/AFIFEST, or call 1.866.AFI.FEST. As per the AFI FEST’s press release, a festival pass is the best way to guarantee admission to the Tributes to Laura Linney and Catherine Deneuve, as well as the Opening Night Gala Lions for Lambs; Centerpiece Gala Juno, which was recently voted best film at the Rome Film Festival; and Closing Night Gala Love in the Time of Cholera, or to assure a seat at any of the 148 narrative, documentary, and short films screening at the eleven-day festival.
AFI FEST 2007 – Documentary Competition
AFI FEST 2007 – International Feature Competition
AFI FEST 2007 – Galas and Special Screenings
American Film Market 2007 – Screenings
Cinesation 2007 Reviews: Part II
American Film Market 2007 – Conferences and Seminars
Catherine Deneuve, Laura Linney Tributes at the 2007 AFI FEST
Fflics – Wales Screen Classics
Pordenone Silent Film Festival 2007
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