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The 7th annual South East European Film Festival, LA- May 3-7
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Apr 25, 2012
The 7th annual South East European Film Festival, proud recipient
of the prestigious grant from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences, will take place this year from May 3rd - 7th, at the
Goethe-Institut Los Angeles, and UCLA.
Commonly known as SEE Fest, the festival presents films that
explore religious, ethnic and cultural crossroads of South East
Europe, from Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Hungary,
Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey...
With over 30 features, documentaries, and shorts, the festival gives
a precious glimpse into the Balkan region, its troubled history, and
its cultural diversity.
On Saturday May 5th SEE Fest’s Business Conference “Connecting
Hollywood and South East Europe” features a young and dynamic
panel of American and European filmmakers discussing the
difference between American and European story structure, themes,
and narrative. Panelists include Endre Hules, American-Hungarian
writer/director/actor (“The Maiden Danced to Death”); Claudio
Faeh, Swiss-American director/producer (“Hollow Man 2”, “The
Hole”) with new international project slated for production in
Sarajevo; Nicholas Ferrall, documentary executive at Spitfire
Pictures/Exclusive Media and the founder of By Osmosis TV;
Huseyin Karabey, Turkish director/writer/producer (“My Marlon
and Brando”; “Do not Forget me Istanbul”) and Matthew Mishory,
writer/director (“Delphinium: A Childhood Portrait of Derek
Jarman”; “Joshua Tree 1951: A Portrait of James Dean”) and cofounder
of Iconoclastic Features. To attend, rsvp@seefilmla.org .
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