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In The Hamptons


In The Hamptons


$12


In The Hamptons

In the Hamptons


In the Hamptons


$9.33


In the Hamptons

Film Festival Confidential


Film Festival Confidential


$15.96


Film Festival Confidential

Sherlock Holmes Film Festival


Sherlock Holmes Film Festival


$9.07


Sherlock Holmes Film Festival

Beyond The List-film Festival


Beyond The List-film Festival


$13.16


Beyond The List-film Festival

Film Festival Yearbook


Film Festival Yearbook


$25


Film Festival Yearbook

Film Festival Secrets


Film Festival Secrets


$20.34


Film Festival Secrets

Venice Film Festival: Venice Film Festival, 65th Venice International Film Festival, 63rd Venice International Film Festival


Venice Film Festival: Venice Film Festival, 65th Venice International Film Festival, 63rd Venice International Film Festival


$14.14


Venice Film Festival: Venice Film Festival, 65th Venice International Film Festival, 63rd Venice International Film Festival

Film Festival / King Of Kings


Film Festival / King Of Kings


$16.99


Film Festival / King Of Kings

Docurama Film Festival 4


Docurama Film Festival 4


$140.99


Docurama Film Festival 4

Three Stooges Film Festival


Three Stooges Film Festival


$5.99


Three Stooges Film Festival

Docurama Film Festival 5


Docurama Film Festival 5


$178.99


Docurama Film Festival 5

Party in a Box


Party in a Box


$3.48


Party in a Box : The Story of the Sundance Film Festival by Lory Smith 1st ed Published in 1999 by Gibbs Smith Publishers

THE FESTIVAL


THE FESTIVAL


$24.26


The film festival circuit is parodied in this amusing mocumentary-style movie. THE FESTIVAL begins by following a young filmmaker named Rufus Marquez, who is being filmed by a documentary crew as he takes his first film to the fictitious Mountain United Film Festival (M.U.F.F.). On arrival Marquez encounters ludicrously pretentious figures, film festival groupies, burnt-out Hollywood players, and actors with impossibly lofty opinions of themselves. A spirited and well-observed satire of the film festival circuit, THE FESTIVAL may prove to be uncomfortable viewing for industry veterans.

Asian American Film Festivals: Hawaii International Film Festival, Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, Chinatown Film Festival


Asian American Film Festivals: Hawaii International Film Festival, Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, Chinatown Film Festival


$19.99


Asian American Film Festivals: Hawaii International Film Festival, Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, Chinatown Film Festival

Children's Film Festivals; World Federation of Democratic Youth, Nicktoons Film Festival, Film Festival Zln, Giffoni Film Festival


Children’s Film Festivals; World Federation of Democratic Youth, Nicktoons Film Festival, Film Festival Zln, Giffoni Film Festival


$19.99


Children’s Film Festivals; World Federation of Democratic Youth, Nicktoons Film Festival, Film Festival Zln, Giffoni Film Festival

The Simpsons : Film Festival


The Simpsons : Film Festival


$10


Buy and sell [The Simpsons : Film Festival] at great prices.

Festival Express


Festival Express


$17.96


In 1970, with seemingly every North American city of any size holding a rock festival after the success of Woodstock, Ken Walker and Thor Eaton, a pair of Canadian entrepreneurs and music buffs, had an idea: instead of setting up one massive show with a bunch of top-name acts, why not stage a series of them across the country? With this in mind, Walker (then only 22 years old) and Eaton (whose family owned one of Canada’s most successful department store chains) signed up Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead, the Band, Buddy Guy, the Flying Burrito Brothers, and several others and hired out a private train that would carry the musicians in high style for a string of five shows from Toronto to Calgary. The jaunt was called The Festival Express, and a camera crew tagged along to capture the shows on film, as well as the constant party that took place en route. The tour proved to be a financial bust and, as a result, the footage sat on the shelf for over thirty years until director Bob Smeaton recut the material into Festival Express, which not only documents the glorious folly of the tour, but offers a hindsight look at the events from some of the surviving participants. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

hamptons film festival closing party

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