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Julius Avery wins Jury Prize – Short Film at Festival De Cannes
I want to extend a sincere congratulations to 2006 JHFF Alum, Julius Avery! He has been awarded the Jury Prize – Short Film at Festival De Cannes for JERRYCAN.
JERRYCAN is about a kid named Nathan who risks everything after he is bullied into making a life and death decision.
BUDDHA'S LOST CHILDREN 2-Disk Collector's Special Edition DVD Now Available!
BUDDHA'S LOST CHILDREN, the 2007 Jackson Hole Film Festival Best Global Insight film is a theatrical feature documentary charting a lone monk's bold crusade to save the lost souls of Thailand's Golden Triangle. The 2-Disk Collector's Special Edition DVD including the director's return and more than 3.5 hours of extras.
Go to: www.buddhaslostchildren.com and place your order now for this 2007 Jackson Hole Film Festival winning film! JHFF Alum THE KOLABORATOR takes home prize at the 2008 Sedona Film Festival
2007 JHFF Alums Chris Bessounian & Tianna Langham are the 2008 recipients of the Director’s Choice award for Best Foreign Short Film at the 2008 Sedona Film Festival for their film THE KOLABORATOR. Congratulations Chris & Tiana!
JHFF Alum MONSOON Wins Big At The USC School Of Cinematic Arts Awards
Last month MONSOON by Shyam Balsé took home three awards at the USC School Of Cinematic Arts First Look 2.0 Film Festival. It came as no surprise to the programming staff of Jackson Hole considering Shyam won the 2007 Cowboy Award for Best Short Director!
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