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Arlington International Film Festival

Location	Arlington, MA
Founded	2010
Festival engagement	Annually, in Oct
Language	International
Website	http://www.aiffest.org/

The Arlington International Film Festival (AIFF) is an annual nonprofit film festival^[1] defended to promoting and increasing multicultural awareness and showcases globe cinema and independent films in their original language with English language subtitles. Contained film producers, directors and actors inside the US and away are invited to participate in engaging panel discussions and Q&A sessions after the screenings. Each year the festival greets more than 2,000 movie aficionados and shows about fifty films from all over the world with an impressive lineup of premieres. The Arlington International Moving picture Festival too includes a year-round events such as affiche contest competitions (the AIFF'south logo was designed past Marley Jurgensmeyer, winner of the 2012 poster contest competition), pre-festival screenings and art exhibitions with local artists and performances by musicians, singers and dancers.

History [edit]

The Arlington International Motion picture Festival was founded in 2010 by April Ranck and Alberto Guzman, in the aim of exploring and promoting the cultural variety through the lens of independent films in a broad range of topics and areas. Jumping from 53 submissions the outset yr to over 142 the following year, the festival has been a significant success and attracts many enthusiast moviegoers. Hundreds of submissions are at present watched by AIFF's Choice Committee each year and many of the selected films have been nominated for Academy Awards, while others accept been purchased by CNN, POV PBS and Nova. The festival was held during iv sequent years at the celebrated Regent Theatre in Arlington.
In 2015, the festival took place at the Kendall Square Cinema,^[ii] Massachusetts.
In 2016, the annual festival returned to his dwelling city in Arlington, and was held at the Capitol Theater Building,^[3] in Arlington, Massachusetts. The number of films submissions continues to increment with a strong participation of filmmakers as well as a growing audience.
For its tenth Ceremony, Arlington Int'l Film Festival, like many others, was hit by the devastating COVID-xix pandemic in the The states. There was no red carpet to walk, just instead an Online Festival was held from November 5 to Nov 15, 2020 in partnership with the social-media marketing company HappsNow^[4] and the streaming platform Xerb.tv.^[5] In lieu of in person interviews, filmmakers were invited to make an introduction prior to their film being screened and more hundred films, documentary and narrative features including shorts plus two programs of animation shorts were screened during the 2020 yr'south festival. Once once again, AIFF welcomed high school students. This program named: "Voices of Our Youth" wrapped up a drove of nearly 60 shorts films. In 2021, given the Covid nineteen situation, with safety in mind, the twelfth annual Festival was even so virtual for another year. Simply yet, AIFF was able to fulfill its mission and offered a good selection of films.

Highlights [edit]

In 2014, the "Martin Luther King Community" awarded AIFF for spreading diversity and awareness of African-American culture,^[6] In 2012, the AIFF received the Year Award from the Arlington Chamber of Commerce,^[seven] and in 2013, the McClennen Community Arts Award from Arlington Center for the Arts^{[8] [9]} in recognition for building community, equally well as the Gilded Star Laurels from the Massachusetts Cultural Quango^[10] for its 2013 poster contest. In January 2014, in conjunction with the Visual Art Department of the Arlington High School, AIFF brought artist Winfred Rembert^{[11] [12]} for a 5-solar day residency. AIFF has likewise partnered with the Boston Environmental Moving-picture show Festival, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and Boston Irish Film Festival. In add-on, AIFF worked with the filmmaker Alice Rotchild, of documentary Voices Across the Dissever, which co-won the Boston Palestine Film Festival's '2013 Audience Honour for Best Film. Two films: Botso: The Instructor from Tbilisi and Elena that were showcased at the Arlington International Festival in 2014 were amid the 134 features nominated in the 'Documentary Characteristic' category at the 87th Academy Awards.^[xiii] For the ninth almanac festival, AIFF launched a new award: "Audience Choice Awards , sponsored by Spy Pond Productions. These awards were named in honor of Fran Ranck Tood, who passed in the spring of 2019. He was a true-blue supporter and ambassador of the AIFF.

Categories [edit]

The screenings include feature length and brusque films in narrative, documentary and blitheness categories. Showings emphasize multiculturalism. The Arlington International Motion-picture show Festival is a juried festival. Higher and High school students are also included.

Festival awards [edit]

2021 Festival Awards [edit]

Audience Choice Moving-picture show Award

• "Plenty! Lebanon's Darkest Hr",^[xiv] is a Documentary Characteristic by Daisy Gedeon. Commonwealth of australia/ Libanon.

Best of Festival:

• "I'thou an electrical Lampshade.",^{[fifteen] [sixteen]} A docu-fiction by author and manager: John Clayton Doyle. USA..

All-time Documentary Characteristic Sponsored by Irving Business firm of Harvard:^[17]

• "Los Hermanos:The brothers".^{[18] [19] [twenty]} Co-Directors and producers Marcia Jarmel & Ken Schneider, a Peabody and Emmy-winning, and Oscar nominated editor. USA/Republic of cuba.

Awards:

• Best Documentary Characteristic at the Woodstock Film Festival.^[21]
• Official Selections at IDA, Mill Valley Film Festival, Doc NYC Film Festival, Flicker Rhode Island International Picture show Festival, RiverRun International Flick Festival, GlobeDocs Festival,^[22] Bend Film Festival,^[23] Mountainfilm^[24] and screened in many other festivals and local art houses.^[25]

Best Narrative Feature:

• "Jack London's Martin Eden".^{[26] [27]} Written and Directed by Jay Craven, USA.

Awards:

• Best Picture and Best Director at the Boston Motion-picture show Festival.
• Official Selections at the St. Louis International Film Festival, Nantucket Motion-picture show Festival, Woods Hole Film Festival.

Best Documentary Curt:

• "Hunger Ward",^[28] nominated for the Academy Accolade for the all-time documentary short. Directed by Skye Fitzgerald.^{[29] [thirty]} The states/Yemen.

Best Narrative Short:

• "The Final Jam Jar", inspired past a true story. Directed by Arpan Bahl. India.

• Official Selections: West Europe FF (Brussels, Belgium).

Best Animation Brusque- Sponsored by Real Gusto Ristorant & Pizzeria, Medford:

• "Times of Plenty",^[31] is the first episode of a series. Directed by Claudio Costa. Italy.

Awards:

• Willlachen Comedy & Satire Filmprize, The Golden Cellar Rattle (Wien Austria), Honorable' Mention: New Generation Film Festival (Belgrade, Serbia).
• Official Selections: David Donatello (Rome, Italy)

All-time Experimental Short:

• "Woman" ^[32] by Director, Producer and Choreographer Lilian Carter. East Declension Premiere. The states.

Awards:

• All-time Experimental Pic: La Dominicus Film Festival; Festigious Los Angeles Monthly Film Competition; Hong Kong Indie Movie Festival; Roma Short Film Festival..
• Finalist: Tokyo International Short Picture show Festival, Japan; New Wave Curt Movie Festival, Munich, Germany.Cerise Pic Awards Finalist: Reims, France
• Official Selections: LA Indies Film Festival; Toronto International Woman Film Festival; Venice Shorts Picture show Festival; International Mobile Pic Festival, San Diego, California, U.s..

STUDENTS AWARDS - VOICES of OUR YOUTH

All-time of Festival:

• "The Waltz of Fourth dimension" by Mario Martinez Sáenz, Espana. US PREMIERE.

Awards:

• Guion Ganador del Concurso de Guiones de Cortometraje del Foro Audiovisual de Extremadura.

All-time Narrative:

• "Bro" by CRITICS. Nigeria. Sponsored by Urban Media Art Malden, Ma, USA. Usa PREMIERE.

Best Documentary:

• "Every Trunk's Business organization" by Amilieyon Pridgen, Jessica Torres. Maysles Documentary Center, NYC, New York. MASS PREMIERE.

Best Animation:

• "Cloudy Dream" past Rayhaneh Einollahi and Bahareh Einollahi. Islamic republic of iran.Usa PREMIERE.

Best Historical Doc:

• "Taking a Seat For Justice: The 504 Sit-in" by Thomas Huang, Allen Tang, Andrew Wang, Andrew Yu, Rohin Garg. Winston Churchill High School, MD. Us PREMIERE.

Best Experimental:

• "Elysium" by Ariana Jones, Ella Skillful. 2020. Smyrna, Georgia, The states.
• "Baloney (Verzerrung)" by Samuel J Punto. 2021. Germany. EAST COAST PREMIERE.

Awards:

• Indie Short Fest, Los Angeles, United States, 2021, Best Young Director & Breadth Film, London, U.k., Silverish Accolade, Experimental Curt Film.

Best Musical:

• "Since Then" by BRJDC Residents. 2020. Light House Studio, Charlottesville, VA. The states. MASS PREMIERE.

All-time Lightning:

• "From What You Left Behind" by Jodhi Ramsden-Mavric. 2020. Melbourne, Australia.

Best Cinematography:

• "Keep Your Head Upward, Sweetness Pea!" by Sophie Meissner. 2020.US/Deutschland. MASS PREMIERE.

Awards:

• Walla Walla Flick Beat Flick Fest -Nominated: Best Youth Short, Sydnie, Australia, 2020; Table salt House Creative International Film Festival, winner: Best Actress, Sydney, Australia, 2020; Hollywood Verge Moving-picture show Awards, Burbank, United States - Nominated "All-time Educatee Brusque", 2020; Oz International Film Festival, honorable mention, Sydnie, Australia, 2021; The Scene Movie Festival – online, Best Extra, U.s., 2021; Holidays 365 International Film Festival, virtual, All-time Student Motion-picture show, US, 2021.

2020 Festival Awards [edit]

Best of Festival:

• "The place that makes usa" ^[33] by director and producer: Karla Murthy. U.s.a.. Karla Murthy^[34] is an Emmy Award-nominated producer.

Official selections:

• Woods Hole Movie Festival, in Falmouth MA and won the toll for Emerging Documentary Filmmaker.
• River'due south Edge International Film Festival,^[35] Paducah, KY.

Best Documentary Feature:

• "Sockeye Salmon. Red Fish".^{[36] [37]} Filmmakers Dmitriy Shpilenok and Vladislav Grishin. Russian Federation.

Other Awards:

• Honour Excellence 2020 at the imdb Accolade Competition^[38]
• Accolade of Excellence at The Indie Fest Motion-picture show Awards, in California^[39]
• Festival award at the Gilded Door Film Festival, in New Bailiwick of jersey.
• Best Documentary Characteristic at the Film at Lincoln Center, the New York Movie Festival.
• Best Documentary at Eurovision Palermo Moving picture Festival, in Italy^[xl]
• All-time Documentary Film at Florence Film Awards, in Italia^[41]
• All-time Feature Documentary at Los Angeles Movie Accolade^[42]

All-time Narrative Feature:

• "Omar and Us".^{[43] [44]} Directed by Maryna Er Gorbach and Mehmet Bahadir Er. Turkey.

Other Awards:

• International Competition – Best Film, Best Script, Best Thespian at South East European Film Festival, Paris, France.
• Ecumenical Jury Accolade at Warsaw Motion picture Festival (Globe Premiere), Poland.
• Best Movie & All-time Director & Best Script Honour at Malatya Int'l Film Festival, Turkey.
• Best Film Honour at Santa Cruz Film Festival, Argentina.
• Dialog Accolade Nomination at Cottbus Film Festival, Germany.
• International Competition at Kolkata Flick Festival, India.
• Best Actor at Fantasporto Motion picture Festival, Porto, Portugal; Official Selection at Haifa Film Festival.

Best of Documentary Brusque:

• "Marked".^[45] Directed and written by Henry Ogunjimi. Nigeria. New England Premiere.

Official Selection at Afrika Film Festival.

Other Awards:

• Best Documentary at the Seattle Black Moving picture Festival.

All-time Animation Short:

• "Mother And Milk" ^[46] by Ami Lindholm. Republic of finland. U.s. Premiere.

Best Experimental Short:

• "Floating World-Life" i.0 by Dénes Ruzsa and Fruzsina Spitzer. Hungary.

High SCHOOL STUDENTS FILMS AWARDS: "VOICES OF OUR YOUTH"

Best of Festival:

• "Sanctuary" by L-J Shen Filerman, Arlington, Ma, U.s.a..

All-time Documentary:

• "The Michigan Arctic Grayling Initiative" past Grace Bright and Grace Joo, Troy Athens, Michigan. USA. Official option in several film festivals effectually the USA.

Best Sci-Fi/Blitheness Documentary:

• "Zoe" by Marta Krunić, Croatia.

Other Awards:

• Best Motion-picture show at International Children'south Film Festival People's republic of bangladesh.
• First place winner at Highway 61 Film Festival, USA (category "Educatee Short").
• Best cinematography at Garden State Flick Festival, New Bailiwick of jersey, United states (category "Student Brusk").

Best Experimental:

• "Unmasked" past Sophia Quigley, Raw Ats Works, Lynn MA, Us. Boston Premiere.

Best Narrative:

• "Rita" by Volition Nordstrom, Palisades, California, US. New England Premiere.

All-time Narrative-Experimental:

• "Dimitto" by Riley Foulk, Jago Gould, J rea, Chloe Rodriguez, Gabriel Zakaib; Calorie-free house Studio, Charlottesville, VA, US. New England Premiere.

Special Mentions:

• All-time Script (G Jury Price):

• "A Day with Officer Shawnie" by Aidan Sevens, Vancouver, Canada, USA.

• Best lighting:

• "Hold on" by Blue Ridge Detention Center, Calorie-free House Studio, Charlottesville, VA. United states of america.

• Best Audio:

• "The Dream Café" by Shuqian Lyu, Shanghai, China.

• All-time Inventiveness:

• "Lac-Annotation Intolerant" by Nathaniel Sackson, Ana Burman, Chantrea Anderson, Emma Kaufman-Horner, Mallory Greene, Max Mongosso, Omara English language, Ian Phillips, Yutong Dai, Ouyang Xuanjie, Sarah Apple | Light Business firm Studio, Charlottesville, VA. USA.

2019 Festival Awards [edit]

The Audience Choice Awards for Best Feature:

• "Danseur" ^[47] Directed and Produced past Scott Gormley, New York City. United states.

Other Awards:

• Grand Prize at Choreoscope International Trip the light fantastic toe Pic Festival^{[48] [49]} Choreoscope, International Dance Picture Festival Barcelona; Social Relevant Film Festival New York Thousand Prize Documentary Feature.

Best of Festival Feature & Academy Award Nominee:

• "American Mirror: Intimations of Mortality" ^[fifty] Directed by Arthur Balder. USA.

Other Awards:

• Parajanov-Vartanov Awards (US) for Best Innovative Film, Best Cinematography and All-time Composer: Marking Petrie.
• All-time International Documentary at Fabrique du Cinéma Award (Italia).
• Best Art, All-time Director and Supreme Jury Awardat Melbourne Documentary Motion-picture show Festival nominated.
• Audition Award and Best Director at Ierapetra Documentary Film Festival, Greece.
• Golden Hawkeye Honor for Best Moving picture of 2019, Best Cinematography, Best Lead Actor and All-time Original Score at European Cinematography Awards (Netherlands) nominated.

All-time of Festival Festival Brusque:

• "Lifeboat".^[51] Nominated for the Oscar for Best Curt Documentary. Directed by Skye Fitzgerald. Federal republic of germany.

Other Awards:

• Best Doc Short at IDA (International Documentary Award).
• Best Director & Best Short at the Social Impact Media Accolade.
• Best Doc Brusque at the Woodstock Pic Festival.
• Jury Award at the Traverse City Film Festival.
• Best Brusque at the Telluride Mountainfilm.
• Special Jury Price at the BendFilm.
• Best Medico Brusk at the Courage Film Festival.
• The Act Now Honor at the Crested Butte Moving-picture show Festival.
• All-time Doctor Curt at the Dublin International Shorts Film Festival.
• The Audition honour at the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival.

All-time Documentary Feature:

• "The Last American Colony" ^{[52] [53]} by award-winning manager Bestor Cram and Mike Majoros. U.s.. With over thirty years of experience, Bestor Cram independent documentaries accept premiered at different festivals including the Sundance Film Festival, Nashville Festival, the AFI's Silverdocs Film Festival, and the Independent Film Festival of Boston and more than. His previous documentaries have also been shown on different channels such as HBO, PBS, and the Discovery Aqueduct also equally Museum such equally the Smithsonian Museum.

Best of Festival Documentary Brusque:

• "Imagining Hereafter Cities" ^[54] Past Shugi Wang. Usa Premiere.

Her previous documentary Awaken the Dragon for cancer survivors was screened every bit a finalist of HUA International Short Moving-picture show festival in Los Angeles, London, Tokyo and Red china. Shugi Wang's other works also take been featured on channels such every bit NBC.

Best of Narrative Feature:

• "Thicker than Claret" ^[55] by Anthony L. Williams. United states, New England Premiere.

Other Awards:

• Best Director at the Newark international Moving picture Festival.

Best of Narrative Short:

• "Facing Mecca" ^[56] Directed by Jan-Eric Mack. Switzerland. Boston Premiere.

Best of Animation Short:

• "Los Emigrantes".^[57] Directed by Andrés Llugany. Argentine republic. USA Premiere.

Other Awards:

• All-time Animation Short, Printing Award, Audience Award, and Best Screenplay at the Mirada Oeste National Moving-picture show Festival (Argentina).

Best Experimental Short:

• "Wamin (The Apple)".^[58] By Katherine Nequado. Canada. USA Premiere.

Other Award:

Festival du Court Metrage de Clermont-Ferrand – Talent Tout Court Honour, Quebec, Canada.

Loftier Output Honor to Local Filmmaker:

• "Path of the Daff".^[59] Feature documentary by Michael Piscitelli. U.s.a./Netherland. Boston Premiere. U.s..

Other Accolade:

Best Documentary in Valley Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA, U.s..

Rule Boston Photographic camera Award to Local Filmmaker:

• C"lass Of 84".^[60] Short animation past Alex Salsberg & Joe Andrade. U.s.a..

Talamas Boston Honour to Local Filmmaker:

• "Artes Liberales".^[61] Feature documentary by Dr. Chen Cheng. U.s.a.. Canada Premiere.

Students Division Awards:

Best of Festival:

• "Social Cinema" by Carolina Sánchez. Spain.

Best Short Documentary:

• "Changing the narrative"by Christian Means, Deonte Johnson, JaQuavion Gaines, Juliani Robinson. Light House Studio. Charlottesville. VA. USA.

Best Short Narrative:

• "A Wake-Upward Call"By Alex Dekelbaum. Dallas. United states of america.

All-time Curt Animation:

• "Margo"by Amelia Maxham, Libby Slaughter, Ben Clark, Summers Worthington, Johnny Krosby-Groner, Jhael J. Rasheed, Victoria Stiefvater, Conrad Heins, Nicholas Tennery, Jago Gould. Lite House Studio, Charlottesville, VA. USA.

Best Short Experimental:

• "Discoveries: Awakening" past Noah Semeria. Chicago, Illinois. USA.

Honorable Mention:

• "A Journey to Acceptance" by Sami Dowd. Swampscott, MA. USA.

Honorable Mention:

• "Shrink" by Kayla Jorgensen. Hyannis, MA. The states.

2018 Festival Awards [edit]

Best of Festival Feature:

• "Skidrow Marathon".^{[62] [63]} Directed by Mark Hayes & Gabrielle Hayes. USA.

The picture has received 18 awards from 12 different motion-picture show festivals.

All-time of Festival Documentary short:

• "Are you Volleyball?".^{[64] [65]} Directed by Mohammad Bakhshi. Islamic republic of iran. This documentary won 21 awards.

Best Short Documentary:

• "Whirlwind", An history of black Tennis in America. Directed by Samantha Smith. Usa.

Best Narrative Characteristic:

• "Die Best E Aller Welten" ^[66] (The Best of All Worlds). Directed by Adrian Goiginger. This film is based on true events.

Best Short Narrative:

• "Violin".^{[67] [68]} Directed, produced and written by Konstantin Fam^{[69] [ circular reference ]}. Russia. This film is the final part of a trilogy about Holocaust history.

Best Brusk Animation:

• "Good Boy".^{[70] [71]} Directed past Rachel Beltran. USA.

Best historical Documentary:

• "Crows of the Desert".^{[72] [73]} A Hero's Journey through the Armenian Genocide. Directed, produced and written past Marta Houske. Usa. This documentary has received 12 awards and 4 nominations from unlike international movie festivals.

Students Division Awards:

Best of Festival:

• "Violence in Baltimore". Produced and directed by Emerson students: Brooke Anderson, William Coles, Katia Crawford, Marc Prowl, Jayla Elliott, Joelle Faison, Kailah Hall, Michelle Hill, Eric Hunter, William Mitchell, Sama Muhammad, Ade Ogunshina, Eva Ojekwe, Brian Thompson, Ayanna White. Baltimore. MD. Wide Angle Youth Media.

All-time Brusque Documentary:

• "Needles and Threats". Produced and directed by Emerson students: Alyssa Abreu, Moises Vargas & Anisa Hamilton. NYC. Maysles Documentary Center.

All-time Brusque Experimental:

• "Irony". Produced and directed past Perth Modernistic School & Curtin University student: Radheya Jegatheva. Commonwealth of australia.

All-time Brusque Animation:

• "Trejur" (pronounced: Treasure). Produced and directed by Emerson student: Thomas Kim. Concord MA.

Local Filmmakers & Adjacent Generation Of Filmmakers Awards:

• "Rule Boston Camera: Speak To Me". Directed by Nicolas Thilo-McGovern.
• "Talamas Boston: Awaken The Dragon Together". Directed by Shuyi Wang.
• "High Output : Yin Yu Tang". Directed by Vivianna Yan. Official Selection: HUA International Short Film Festival.

Microsoft Awards. Special Recognition to:

• "The Art Collector". Produced and directed by Emerson student: Saoirse Loftus-Reid. Lexington, MA.
• "Undocumentary". Produced and directed past Emerson student: Karla Cortes. Somerville, MA. World Premiere.

2017 Festival Awards [edit]

All-time of Festival:

• "Chasing Trane",^{[74] [75]} John Scheinfeld: Director. The states. The film is produced with the full participation of the Coltrane family and the support of the record labels that collectively own the Coltrane catalog. The documentary narrated by Denzel Washington, features interviews with: Bill Clinton, Carlos Santana, Common, Cornel West, and many more. Official selections of the Toronto International Flick Festival (TIFF), the Telluride Film Festival, the International Documentary Movie Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), and the Doc NYC Film Festival (DOCNYC).

All-time Narrative Characteristic:

• "You lot Take a Nice Flight",^[76] Jimmy Dinh: Director. USA. The moving-picture show has received eight Awards, 21 Official Selections, and 17 Nominations. In July 2017: Shelley Dennis won an Actor Accolade for the All-time Actress for the comedy: You Accept a Prissy Flight.^[77] The comedy has also received the Award of Outstanding Achievement at the Calcutta International Cult Film Festival.^[78]

Best Documentary Feature:

• "A Courtship",^[79] Amy Khon: Director. USA.

Best of Festival Curt Flick:

• "Sisak",^[fourscore] Faraz Ansari: Manager, Republic of india. Winner Best International Film. Winner Best Overall Short, Best Film at Mosaic Int'50 Due south Asian Picture show Festival, Mississauga, Ontario.

Best Narrative Short Movie:

• "Fist of People", Dong-ki An: Director. South Korea.

Best Documentary Short Flick:

• "Phil'south Camino",^{[81] [82]} Annie O'Neil: Director. USA. This documentary has won 16 out of 25 festivals. Earth premiere at the SXSW Int'l Picture Festival^[83] and Winner of the Best Short Doc at numerous picture show festivals. Officially submitted to The Academy for Oscar Nomination at the 89th Academy Awards.

All-time Animation Brusk Flick:

• "Au Revoir Balthazar",^{[84] [85]} Rafael Sommerhalder: Director. Switzerland. This animated short picture won many international awards including: the All-time of the World Honour at Hiroshima International Animation Festival.

Students Division Awards:

All-time of Festival Short Film:

• "A Gyre Call", Ben Reingold: Manager. Sharon, MA.

Best Narrative Brusk Films:

• "Rosa", Roni Rolsgrove: Manager. Boston, MA. ICA.
• "Loop", Stephen Gentry, Ryan Bristles & Eli Hall: Directors. Charlottesville, VA. World Premiere.

Best Documentary Curt Film:

• "After Freddie Grey, What Now?", Victor Able, Tayvon Cole, Katia Crawford, William Mitchell, Niajea Randolph, and Kailah Hall: Directors. Baltimore, Doctor.

Best Animation Curt Film:

• "Washed Away", Madysen Yamamoto and Marina Kyle: Directors. San Francisco, CA.

Special Recognition Documentary Short:

• "What Piano District", Annmarie Soba: Director. New York City. World Premiere.

2016 Festival Awards [edit]

Best of Festival:

• "East LA Interchange",^[86] Betsy Kalin: Director. The states. Eastward Declension Premiere. Winner of the Honour of Excellence IndieFest Film Awards; Best Feature New Urbanism Film Festival; 1st identify jury award Frozen River Film Festival; All-time Doc Los Angeles Jewish Moving-picture show Festival.

Best Narrative Characteristic:

• "Climas",^[87] Enrica Pérez: Director. Peru. The states Premiere. Premiered at the Warsaw Pic Festival. Official Option of the Festival del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano de Republic of cuba; Ballsy Award for upcoming Filmmakers at the Festival de Cine de Lima.

Best Documentary Feature:

• "Jiàoliàn [charabanc]",^[88] Esteban Argüello: Manager. Official Selection of the Sebastopol Doc Fest; Ethnography Festival, Paris; D.C Asian American FF. Washington DC and Frozen River Motion-picture show Festival.

Best Documentary Brusque Film:

• "The fourth dimension of the Luthiers",^[89] Jorge Guerrero: Director. Spain. United states Premiere.

Best Narrative Brusk Picture show:

• "EDÉN Hostel",^[90] Gonzaga Manso: Director. Spain. New England Premiere.

Best Animation Short Film:

• "The Solar day of the Haemorrhage Gums",^[91] Dimitar Dimitrov-Animiter: Director. Bulgaria. New England Premiere.

Official Selection at the Seattle International Pic Festival and Vancouver International Film Festival.

High Schoolhouse DIVISION AWARDS: Best of Festival:

• "Attached At the Soul", William Leon: Writer/Managing director. USA, CA

All-time Documentary Short:

• "Todo tiene su tiempo/ Everything Has Its Time", Marylys Merida: Managing director. United states of america, MA.

Best Narrative Curt:

• "Teach Me Fish", Asa Minter: Director. Usa, MA.

All-time Experimental Short:

• "I don't demand U", Alyssa Peguero: Director. USA, MA.

Special Presentation from this year's Harvard College Motion-picture show Festival:

• "The Flag",^[92] Managing director: Tyler Due south.Parker. USA, Southward Carolina. Best Documentary - Best Management (Documentary) - Best Editing (Documentary) - All-time Sound Editing (Documentary) at Harvard College Film Festival 2016.

2015 Festival Awards [edit]

Best of Festival:

• "Gabo: The Creation of Garcia Marquez",^[93] produced past Justin Webster. France.

Best Narrative Feature:

• "How Not To Disappear Completely",^[94] produced by Stuart J. Parkins, Managing director. U.Yard. Usa PREMIERE.

All-time Documentary Short Film:

• "A Chance To Dress",^[95] Produced by Alice Dungan Bouvrie. The states
• Tashi & The Monk,^[96] produced by Andrew Hinton & Johnny Burke, Directors. MA, USA.

Best Fiction Short Pic':

• "Kresnik: The Lore of Fire",^[97] produced past David SIPOŠ, Slovenia.

Best Animated Short Picture':

• "Bendito Machine",^[98] produced by Jossie MALIS, Managing director. Spain, New England Premiere.

COLLEGE AWARDS 'Best of Festival:

• "Adagio", Kevin Wolf, Director. CA.

HIGH Schoolhouse Segmentation AWARDS: All-time of Festival:

• "Jordan", Katie Russel, Director. Raw Art Works, MA

Best Experimental:

• "Inhibited", Alexia Salingaros, Managing director, TX

Best Blitheness:

• "Luminosity", Alexia Salingaros, Manager, TX

All-time Documentary:

• "Picking up the Pieces", Joshua Tebeau, Director, Poland

All-time Narrative:

• "Queen", Arvonne Patterson, Director, MA.

2014 Festival Awards [edit]

Best of Festival:

• "Elena" ^{[99] [100]} directed by Petra Costa and produced by Busca Vida Filmes.

Best Documentary:

• "Botso":^{[101] [102]} The Teacher from Tbilisi, directed by Tom Walters.

Best Narrative:

• "The Forgotten Kingdom", directed by Andrew Mudge.

Best Narrative Brusk:

• "The Human being Who Fed His Shadow", directed by Mario Garefo.

Best Documentary Short:

• "Not Anymore", directed by Matthew VanDyke.

2013 Festival Awards [edit]

All-time Documentary:

• "The Iran Job" ^[103] directed by Till Schauder.

Best Narrative:

• Clandestine Childhood directed by Benjamín Ávila.

All-time Short:

• Baghdad Messi, directed by Shahim Omar Kalifa.

All-time Documentary - High Schoolhouse Division Awards:

• La Lucha, directed by Tessa Tracy and Sophia Santos.

All-time Narrative - Loftier School Sectionalization Award:

• The Shingles, directed by Malcolm DC.

2012 Festival Awards [edit]

All-time of Festival:

• All Me: The Life and Time of Winfred Rembert ^[104] directed by Vivian Ducat.^[105]

All-time Documentary:

• Racing the Rez, directed by Brian Truglio.

All-time Narrative:

• Consent, directed by Ron Farrar Chocolate-brown.

Best of Festival & Best Documentary -Loftier School Division Awards:

• La joie de vivre, directed by Jeremy Vassiliou.

Best Narrative - Loftier School Division Award:

• Molineux, directed by Jacob Sussman.

High Schoolhouse Sectionalization Awards Best Animation - High School Partition Awards:

• In Your Eye, directed past Raymond Caplin.

Best Experimental - High Schoolhouse Division Honor:

• The Crown of life directed by Real Inferior Leblanc.

2011 Festival Awards [edit]

Best of Festival:

• Zippo Percent, directed by Tim Skousen.

All-time Documentary:

• We still live here ^[106] directed past Anne Makepeace.

All-time Narrative:

• Fuerteventura, directed by Mattias Sandström.

All-time Brusk Film - High School Division Laurels:

• Nowhere Now Here, directed past Gaby Bruce.

References [edit]

1. ^ New England Journal- AIFF pre festival issue
2. ^ Kendall Square Picture palace
3. ^ Theater web site
4. ^ Result Management App
5. ^ Video Streaming
6. ^ Martin Luther King Community award
7. ^ Arlington, Ma, Chamber of Commerce: Congratulations to the 2012 Member Recognition Honorees
8. ^ "AIFF Celebrates its Partnership with Arlington Center for the Arts". Archived from the original on 2013-09-09. Retrieved 2014-05-09 .
9. ^ "AIFF Celebrates its Partnership with Medford Arts Center". Archived from the original on 2015-09-24. Retrieved 2014-05-09 .
10. ^ Massachusetts Cultural quango Gold star
11. ^ Public News-Winfred Rembert- Celebrating Black History Month ^{[ permanent dead link ]}
12. ^ "Arlington Instruction Foundation. Winfred Rembert Artist-in-Residency". Archived from the original on 2014-05-08. Retrieved 2014-05-08 .
13. ^ Academy Awards
14. ^ movie trailer
15. ^ vimeo movie trailer
16. ^ Website
17. ^ website
18. ^ Website
19. ^ New York Times' review
20. ^ Q&A with Ken Schneider and Marcial Jarmel. California Film
21. ^ Latin Jazznet news release
22. ^ Website
23. ^ Website
24. ^ Website
25. ^ list of screenings places
26. ^ vimeo trailer
27. ^ NXT Phase: Screening & Discussion
28. ^ Trailer web site
29. ^ NPR interview by Scott Simon
30. ^ Oscar-nominated short documentary 'Hunger Ward' spotlights dearth in Yemen, Los Angeles Times. Commodity by Josh Rottenberg
31. ^ Trailer
32. ^ moving-picture show
33. ^ vimeo movie trailer
34. ^ imdb
35. ^ Website
36. ^ Vimeo movie trailer
37. ^ imdb
38. ^ imdb Accolade Competition
39. ^ Indie Fest Film Awards Website.
40. ^ Eurovision Palermo Film Festival Website.
41. ^ Florence Pic Awards Website
42. ^ Los Angeles Motion-picture show Honour Website.
43. ^ Youtube movie trailer
44. ^ The Dailu Sabah:Omar and Us to participate in five more international film festivals
45. ^ movie trailer
46. ^ movie trailer and website
47. ^ Movie Trailer
48. ^ https://filmfreeway.com/Choreoscope
49. ^ Barcelona.PRlog By Socially Relevant Film Festival
50. ^ Motion-picture show Trailer
51. ^ Film Trailer
52. ^ Moving-picture show Trailer
53. ^ The Gazette
54. ^ Vimeo Movie
55. ^ official Trailer
56. ^ Trailer
57. ^ Vimeo Trailer
58. ^ Trailer
59. ^ Vimeo Trailer
60. ^ Trailer
61. ^ Trailer
62. ^ interview. LA Muse 2017
63. ^ Continue On Running: On Mark Hayes' New Doc Skid Row Marathon. Article from The quietus
64. ^ Indie Wire. Tribeca Review: 'A Courting' Is Christian Matchmaking Gone Awry, past Emily Buder
65. ^ In November 2018, Mohammad Bakhshi was presenting his picture show at the International Olympic Committee in Switzerland and a coming together is scheduled in Spring 2019 to accolade his piece of work as well as his team.
66. ^ Movie trailer
67. ^ Moving-picture show website
68. ^ The American University of Motion Movie Arts and Sciences has qualified Violin, for the University Award for live Action Short Film.
69. ^ Konstantin Fam
70. ^ picture show website
71. ^ The Panther: Digital arts majors share the inspiration backside their work, by Maggie Mayer
72. ^ movie website
73. ^ Skwigley Online Animation Magazine. Interview with Rafael Sommerhalder. By Laura Beth Cowley
74. ^ The New York Times: Review: In 'Chasing Trane,' Where's the Joy of Sax? By Ben Kenigsberg
75. ^ The John Coltrane Story. Flick web site
76. ^ motion picture website
77. ^ The Actors Awards
78. ^ Calcutta International Cult Pic Festival, CICFF, winners of the month
79. ^ Indie Wire. Tribeca Review: 'A Courtship' Is Christian Matchmaking Gone Awry, by Emily Buder
80. ^ Nobody wanted to produce Sisak, 2 top actors backed out too: India's showtime silent LGBTQ motion picture manager Faraz Arif Ansari. By Mimansa Shekhar
81. ^ movie website
82. ^ The Astonishing Journey of Phil Volker & Annie O'Neil. How a Stage 4 Cancer Patient Realized His Dream in the Confront of Adversity. Past Robert E Martin
83. ^ Film Festival web site
84. ^ motion picture website
85. ^ Skwigley Online Animation Magazine. Interview with Rafael Sommerhalder. Past Laura Beth Cowley
86. ^ Boston Earth: On the road to modify in Los Angeles, by Peter Keough
87. ^ El Comercio- Entrevista a Enrica Pérez, director de la película "Climas". Interview by Alessandra Miyagi
88. ^ Boston Globe: Around the world with the Global Cinema Pic Festival, by Peter Keough
89. ^ Vimeo: El tiempo de los guitarreos/The time of the luthiers
90. ^ Hostal EDÉN Awards
91. ^ "Bulgarian Film Academy Awards". Archived from the original on 2017-01-13. Retrieved 2017-01-x .
92. ^ The Harvard Crimson. Artist Spotlight: Tyler Southward.Parker, by Hanaa J.Masalmeh
93. ^ Gabo: The Creation of Garcia Marquez
94. ^ How Non To Disappear Completely - Interview with author manager Stuart J. Parkins
95. ^ Boston Globe: The MIT professor's journeying
96. ^ Tashi & The Monk website
97. ^ vimeo Kresnik:The Lore of Fire
98. ^ vimeo Bendito Machine
99. ^ The Boston Globe: Documentary, Elena
100. ^ The New York Times- 'Elena,' a Documentary Almost a Brazilian Actress
101. ^ The New York Times: 'Botso,' Healing Through His Students, by Anita Gates.
102. ^ The Boston Globe: Documentary, Botso
103. ^ Critics At Large. Detente: The Iran Task and Zaytoun
104. ^ "ACMI TV segment. Producer Peter Bermudes speaks with Winfred Rembert". Archived from the original on 2014-05-13. Retrieved 2014-05-09 .
105. ^ Interview with Vivian Ducat at The Hamptons International Film Festival.
106. ^ We Still Live here. Santa Barbara Contained- Filmmaker interviews-

External links [edit]

• Official Festival Website
• New England Film
• MA Film Role
• Boston Arts/Film Festivals

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arlington_International_Film_Festival

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