News From the Global Film Initiative
As more and more libraries join the Global Public program, Laura Brewer discusses how public libraries aren't just for books anymore... [more]
Filmmaker Mohamed Mouftakir's debut feature, an eerie, David Lynch-like mind-twister—and winner of FESPACO’s highest honor, the Golden Stallion award—is now available for booking in festivals or theaters, along with nine other award-winning and critically acclaimed films from the new Global Lens 2012 series, Read
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SPOTLIGHT: Cinema Comes to Life in Salt Lake City
As the Salt Lake Film Society prepares to present Global Lens 2012, Jeremy Quist reveals some secrets about his relationship with Utah, and makes an offer ... [more]
INDUSTRY: Expression, Grace and Life--Film by Film
Cathlene Stubbs, founder of the first annual Zendegi Film Festival, on making a difference in her community, one film at a time... [more]
In anticipation of the new school year--and International Education Week 2012--here's a spotlight on a group of inspiring teachers who know how to think outside the box... [more]
INTERVIEW: Capturing a Country in Transition
Painter-turned-filmmaker Bujar Alimani talks with Rob Avila about AMNESTY and Albania on the cusp of a new era... [more]
EVENTS: 'A Perfect Cocktail' Happy Hour
GFI's recent Happy Hour--in partnership with Fandor, the Castro Theatre and CAAM--was a perfect way to end the summer season... [more]
FESTIVALS & AWARDS: Toronto IFF, Montreal FF, Cinema Digital Seoul FF and More!
MISS LOVELY, WHEN I SAW YOU and THE CREMATOR debut in Toronto, ROUTE OF THE MOON lights the way to Montreal and DON'T EXPECT PRAISES spices up Seoul! [more]
SUPPORT: You Say You Want a Revolution
So innovate. Create. And free your mind... [more]
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