Wednesday, September 04, 2019
QALENDAR SEPTEMBER 2019 UPDATED
QPORIT'S QALENDAR
SEPTEMBER 2019
LEGEND
TECH
FILM
THEATER (date is first preview)
THEATER (date is first preview)
GAMES
TV
HOLIDAYS
SUNDAYS
SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER
01 SUNDAY
02 MON - HOLIDAY - LABOR DAY
.......- GAMES - WORLD SPEED CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP (ongoing)
................ >> www.chess.com
03 TUE - THEATER - CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA (SHAW) - thru 2019-10-12
>> https://gingoldgroup.org/caesar-and-cleopatra/
04
>> QALENDAR updated Sep 5
05
06
07
08 SUNDAY
09
10 TUE - TECH - APPLE iPHONE EVENT
>> https://www.apple.com/apple-events/
11
12
13
14 SAT - THEATER - THE SOUND INSIDE - with Mary-Louise Parker; Opens 10/17
15 SUNDAY
16
17
18
19 THU - TECH - NYVR MEETUP - Theme: Ethics
- THEATER - THE ROSE TATTOO by Tennessee Williams; with Marise Tomei, Tina Benko; Opens 10/15
20
21 SAT - THEATER - CONFERENCE: "I WISH TO GO TO THE FESTIVAL
>> https://www.eventbrite.com/e/i-wish-to-go-to-the-festival-the-how-tos-of-producing-in-a-theatre-festival-tickets-70757815531
22 SUNDAY
23
24
25 WED - TECH - OCULUS CONNECT - thru 9/26
26 THU - TECH - NYC MEDIA LAB ANNUAL SUMMIT
>> https://summit.nycmedialab.org
27 FRI - FILM - 57th NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL (NYFF) - thru 10/13
.............. >> https://qporit.blogspot.com/2019/08/news-roundup-57th-new-york-film.html
28
29 SUNDAY
29 SUN - HOLIDAY - ROSH HASHONAH - begins at sundown; thru 9/31
30
OCTOBER
OCTOBER
01
02
03
04
05
06 SUNDAY
07
08 TUE - HOLIDAY - YOM KIPPUR - begins at sundown; thru 10/9
09
10 THU - FILM - HAMPTONS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (HIFF) - thru 10/14
>> https://qporit.blogspot.com/2019/07/preview-1-hiff-2019-hamptons.html
- THEATER - CTI: "THE FLOP HOUSE - NETWORKING & DISCUSSION"
>> https://www.commercialtheaterinstitute.com/product/the-flop-house
11
12
13 SUNDAY
14 MON - HOLIDAY - COLUMBUS DAY
15
16
17
18
19
20 SUNDAY
21
22
23
24
25 FRI - THEATER - CTI: "WHO GETS WHAT?"
>> https://www.commercialtheaterinstitute.com/product/who-gets-what/?utm_source=General
26
27 SUNDAY
27 SUN - TV - SILICON VALLEY RETURNS - Season 6: final
31 THU - HOLIDAY - HALLOWEEN
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER
03 SUN - THEATER - JAGGED LITTLE PILL - directed by Diane Paulus; Opens 12/5
14 THU - THEATER - CTI: "MARKETING SEMINAR" - thru 2019-11-15
>> https://www.commercialtheaterinstitute.com/product/marketing-seminar/
28 THU - HOLIDAY - THANKSGIVING
DECEMBER
DECEMBER
06 FRI - TV - THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL - Amazon; Season 3
>> https://qporit.blogspot.com/2019/08/mrs-maisel-returns-2019-12-06-season-3.html
10 TUE - THEATER - WEST SIDE STORY - Opens 2020-02-06
14
20 FRI - FILM - STAR WARS IX - THE RISE OF SKYWALKER - Trilogy x Trilogy finale!
25 WED - HOLIDAY - CHRISTMAS
31 TUE - HOLIDAY - NEW YEAR'S EVE
Labels: 2019, Calendar, Chess, games, HIFF, Holidays, music, NYC Media Lab, NYFF, Oculus, QALENDAR, Star Wars IX, Tech, theater, TV, West Side Story
Monday, July 15, 2019
Preview (#1) - HIFF 2019 - HAMPTONS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
HAMPTONS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Oct 10 - 14, 2019
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
BRIAN DE PALMA
ARTIST & POSTER
LEE KRASNER’S “VERNAL YELLOW”
THE DICK CAVETT ARTISTIC CHAMPION AWARD
FESTIVAL FOUNDER, TONI ROSS
The Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF) will honor legendary director Brian De Palma with a Lifetime Achievement Award as part of the 2019 festival along with a special screening to be announced closer to the date of one of his many award-winning films. De Palma will also participate in a “A Conversation With” at the festival with Festival co-chair Alec Baldwin.
Brian De Palma is an American film director and screenwriter. Some of his notable directing credits include BLOW OUT, SCARFACE, THE UNTOUCHABLES, CASUALTIES OF WAR, CARLITO’S WAY, CARRIE and MISSION IMPOSSIBLE.
"Brian De Palma’s filmography suggests one word: excitement. Few directors in movie history have generated the kinds of feelings found in Brian’s films,” said HIFF Co-Chairman Alec Baldwin. “Although he often worked with big stars and great writers, Brian is responsible for most of the excitement in his films."
ARTIST LEE KRASNER’S “VERNAL YELLOW”
The Hamptons Film Festival selected the poster for the 2019 edition: Lee Krasner’s “Vernal Yellow” from her Solstice Series (1980, oil, collage on canvas, 150 x 178. Ludwig Collection). This painting, which uses cut-out fragments of figurative charcoal from the 1930s, as well as non-representational lithographs, was exhibited in 1980 at the Pace Gallery in New York. The poster will debut later this Summer.
A legend of the 20th century abstract expressionism movement and one of the artist pioneers who moved out East to the Springs in East Hampton, Lee Krasner’s work spans over 60 years. Currently, the Barbican in London is exhibiting the first solo retrospective of her work in Europe in over 50 years, and her work is included in a group show called “Painters of the East End” exhibiting at Kasmin Gallery in NYC this summer.
Over the past 26 years, the Hamptons International Film Festival has grown immensely from its beginnings in 1993. The choice of Krasner’s “Vernal Yellow” for this year’s festival felt like a natural choice, as Krasner herself described her use of collage as way to revisit and refocus: “I go back on myself, into my own work, destroy it in some way and come up with a new thing… this seems to be a work process of mine… it’s a form of clarification… a form of growth.”
“Celebrating local artists each year by commissioning or choosing their art for our official festival poster has been a hallmark of the Hamptons Film Festival since the very first year in 1993,” said HIFF Executive Director Anne Chaisson. “In looking at the array of talented artists who have donated their work — including Julian Schnabel, Eric Fischl, David Salle, Cindy Sherman, Bruce Weber, Bryan Hunt, Barbara Kruger, and John Alexander — we felt there was one grande dame whose work must be a part of this legacy: Lee Krasner.”
FESTIVAL FOUNDER, TONI ROSS
Toni Ross will be the recipient of this year’s “The Dick Cavett Artistic Champion Award." This award was created in 2017 and first given to its namesake, Dick Cavett, to honor those in the creative arts who not only excel in their field, but who also support the arts and artists, particularly in film, television and related media.
Toni was the founding Chairman of the Board of HIFF in 1993 and for the ensuing five years, bringing to the organization a deep knowledge and passion for film, and a cultivation of artistic integrity outside of the fine arts.
Ross’ paintings, installations, and sculptures have been showcased around the world and have left an indelible mark on the East End as one of its most prolific artists.
A film studies graduate of Wesleyan University, Ross was instrumental in establishing the Wesleyan Cinema Archives, where she remains on the Board of Trustees. Her career includes work with several film production designers, most notably Philip Rosenberg and Mel Bourne.
As a social activist, Toni is also a founder of The Hayground School, where she has focused on the importance of diversity, removing barriers due to financial constraints and arts and culinary education.
Ross is also a restaurant entrepreneur, with five East End favorites including Nick & Toni's, and a supporter of Guild Hall, OLA, and Planned Parenthood, among other non-profit organizations. In a prescient move, Ross founded and curates the biennial series “Women Artists: Reshaping the Conversation” in East Hampton.
Previous recipients of “The Dick Cavett Artistic Champion Award" include Cavett himself & Alan Alda.
HAMPTONS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Labels: Brian De Palma, Dick Cavett, Hamptons International Film Festival, HIFF, Lee Krasner, Toni Ross
Wednesday, October 10, 2018
WE'RE TESTING 3D 360 VR VIDEOS ON THE WEB!
BETA TESTING
3D 360 VR VIDEOS ON WEBVR
Our first group of videos we call
INTERVUZE
3D 360 VR VIDEO
INTERVIEWS
SHOT WITH THE VUZE CAMERA
More videos, including a new VR narrative short video are coming... here to webVR!
We've been developing a webVR site to display 3D 360 VR videos: This is a BETA! (maybe even alpha and a half).
3D 360 - These videos should work in 3D 360 using the Oculus or Samsung browser on Oculus Go. (They will not work using the Firefox Reality browser). It may require a click with the TRACKPAD (and possibly the trigger) and a refresh to start playing.
2D 360 - They will most likely work as 2D 360 videos with Chrome or Firefox on a desktop. They may not work using Edge.
(Yes, webVR is still inconsistent and hard to use,
but it will be GREAT! when it matures.)
FILM:
Here's a BETA! version of my{*} HIFF 2017 interview with Alison Chernick, director of last year's terrific opening night film ITZHAK! in 3D 360 VR on BETA! webVR.
THEATER:
Here's a BETA! version of my 2018 interview with Gene Fisch, Jr, director of the New York New Works Theatre Festival on BETA! webVR.
3D 360 VR INTERVIEW FROM NY NW TF 2018 WITH GENE FISCH, JR
THEATER:
Here's a BETA! version of my 2018 interview with Emily Penick, a panelist and the director of a show at the New York New Works Theatre Festival on BETA! webVR.
3D 360 VR INTERVIEW FROM NY NW TF 2018 WITH EMILY PENICK
XR TECH:
Here's a BETA! version of my 2017 interview with Jim Malcolm, describing the VUZE camera, at the NYVR EXPO 2017 on BETA! webVR.
{*}Note: in all these videos, "my" = Eric from QPORIT's.
All these INTERVUZE were shot live, "wild", on location, with the VUZE camera.
Labels: 3D 360 VR Videos, Alison Chernick, Emily Penick, Gene Fisch, HIFF, INTERVUZE, ITZHAK!. interview, Jim Malcolm, Jr, New York New Works Theatre Festival, NYVR EXPO, webVR
Wednesday, October 03, 2018
HIFF 2018
HIFF
The 26th Annual Hamptons
International Film Festival
October 4 - 8, 2018
OPENING NIGHT
THE KINDERGARTEN TEACHER
Directed by Sara Colangelo (HIFF 2013 Lab participant!)
Starring Maggie Gyllenhaal
THE
FAVOURITE
Friday Centerpiece
FIRST MAN
Saturday Centerpiece
Directed by Damien Chazelle
Starring Ryan Gosling and Claire
Foy
CAN
YOU EVER FORGIVE ME?
Sunday Centerpiece
CLOSING NIGHT
BOY ERASED
Directed by Joel Edgerton.
Starring Lucas Hedges, Nicole
Kidman, Russell Crowe and Joel Edgerton
TALENT ATTENDING INCLUDES
Alan Alda, Bob Balaban, Matthew Broderick,
Bill Camp, Kayli Carter,
Damien
Chazelle, Jamie Dornan, Emilio Estevez, Rupert Everett,
Maggie
Gyllenhaal, Peter Hedges, Matthew Heineman, Alessandro Nivola,
Rosamund Pike, Cory Michael Scott, Josh
Singer,
Amandla
Stenberg, George Tillman Jr., Dolly Wells & more…
The Hamptons International Film Festival is exciting every year!
I've been developing a webVR site to display 3D 360 VR videos: Here's a BETA! version of my HIFF 2017 interview with Alison Chernick, director of last year's terrific opening night film ITZHAK! in 3D 360 VR on BETA! webVR. This will most likely work in 3D 360 using the Oculus or Samsung browser on Oculus Go. (It will not work using the Firefox Reality browser). It will most likely work as a 2D 360 video with Chrome or Firefox on a desktop. It may require a "mouse" click or refresh to start playing. It may not work using Edge. (Yes, webVR is still inconsistent and hard to use, but it will be GREAT! when it matures.)
I've been developing a webVR site to display 3D 360 VR videos: Here's a BETA! version of my HIFF 2017 interview with Alison Chernick, director of last year's terrific opening night film ITZHAK! in 3D 360 VR on BETA! webVR. This will most likely work in 3D 360 using the Oculus or Samsung browser on Oculus Go. (It will not work using the Firefox Reality browser). It will most likely work as a 2D 360 video with Chrome or Firefox on a desktop. It may require a "mouse" click or refresh to start playing. It may not work using Edge. (Yes, webVR is still inconsistent and hard to use, but it will be GREAT! when it matures.)
THE HAMPTONS
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (HIFF)
PROGRAMS AND
SECTIONS INCLUDE:
·
Competition
sections:
o
Narrative;
o
Documentary;
·
Spotlight
section;
·
World
Cinema Narrative;
·
World
Cinema Documentary;
·
Conflict
& Resolution;
·
Views
From Long Island;
·
Air, Land
& Sea;
·
Compassion,
Justice & Animal Rights; and
·
Shorts
Programs.
ANTICIPATED FILMS
INCLUDE:
·
Yorgos
Lanthimos’ THE FAVOURITE, starring
Academy Award®-winning
actresses Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz, and Golden Globe®-winning actress Olivia Colman,
about two cousins fighting to be the court favorite of Queen Anne, which will
serve as the Friday Centerpiece;
·
Marielle
Heller’s CAN YOU EVER FORGIVE ME?
which will screen as the Sunday Centerpiece, a biopic based on the life of
writer Lee Israel and starring Academy Award®-nominated actress Melissa
McCarthy;
·
Academy
Award®-winning
director Steve McQueen’s WIDOWS, starring Academy Award®-winning actress Viola Davis,
Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Debicki and Cynthia Erivo, the story of four
women with nothing in common except a debt left behind by their dead husbands’
criminal activities; and
·
The East
Coast Premiere of Felix Van Groeningen’s (HIFF
2009 & 2013 alum) BEAUTIFUL BOY,
starring Academy Award®-nominated actor Timothée Chalamet (one of last year’s “Breakthrough Artists!”) and Golden
Globe®-nominated actor Steve Carell, adapted from father and son David and Nic Sheff’s
best-selling memoirs about a son’s struggle with drug addiction that
threatens to tear a family apart.
Narrative Competition Films include:
·
the New
York Premiere of Yen Tan’s 1985;
·
the U.S.
Premiere of Eva Trobisch’s ALL GOOD;
·
Ali
Abbasi’s BORDER;
·
the U.S.
Premiere of Zsófia Szilágyi’s ONE DAY; and
·
Dominga
Sotomayor’s TOO LATE TO DIE YOUNG.
Documentary
Competition Films include:
· the World
Premiere of Jesse Sweet’s CITY OF JOEL;
· Alexis
Bloom’s DIVIDE AND CONQUER: THE STORY OF
ROGER AILES;
· the New
York Premiere of Daniel Zimmerman’s WALDEN;
· the East
Coast Premiere of Shannon Service and Jeffrey Waldon’s GHOST FLEET;
· as well
as the East Coast Premiere of THE LAST
RACE from Michael Dweck, (also
screening in the Views From Long Island Section).
The Spotlight section will include:
·
the U.S. Premiere
of BEN IS BACK, directed by Peter Hedges
and starring Lucas Hedges and Julia Roberts;
·
CAPERNAUM directed by Nadine Labaki;
·
TO DUST, directed by Shawn Snyder, starring
Matthew Broderick, and produced by Alessandro Nivola and Emily Mortimer;
·
the East Coast Premieres of
o EVERYBODY KNOWS, directed by Asghar Farhadi and starring Javier Bardem and Penélope
Cruz;
o GREEN BOOK, directed by Peter Farrelly;
o A
PRIVATE WAR, directed by
Matthew Heineman and starring Rosamund Pike and Jamie Dornan;
o THE
PUBLIC, directed by Emilio
Estevez;
·
ROMA, directed by Alfonso Cuarón; and
·
WILDLIFE, starring Carey Mulligan and Bill Camp
and directed by Paul Dano;
·
THE HAPPY PRINCE directed by and starring
Rupert Everett; and
·
THE HATE U GIVE, directed by George Tillman Jr. and starring Amandla Stenberg (part of the Breakthrough Artists Panel!),
K.J. Apa, and Anthony Mackie.
The Views From Long
Island section will include:
·
BLACK
MOTHER, directed by Khalik Allah, about two different worlds on
the island of Jamaica, through the lens of an intimate documentary portrait;
· the East
Coast Premiere of THE LAST RACE from
Michael Dweck, (also screening in the Documentary Competition Section);
·
the World Premieres of
o
Emily Anderson’s short film ONLY THE WIND IS LISTENING, set against
the backdrop of an unforgiving Montauk winter; and
o
Ross Kauffman’s STILL PLAY WITH TRAINS, where John Scully reconstructs his idyllic
1950s childhood in the form of one of the world’s largest model train sets in
his East Hampton basement.
The Air, Land & Sea program will present :
·
Academy
Award®-nominated
director Rory Kennedy’s ABOVE AND
BEYOND: NASA’S JOURNEY TO TOMORROW, a Discovery Channel documentary
chronicling the history and exploration of America’s space force;
·
Nicolas
Brown’s THE SERENGETI RULES, about
five international scientists during the 1960s and their attempt to learn more
about the planet; and
·
the U.S.
Premiere of GRIT, directed by Sasha
Friedlander and Cynthia Wade.
The Compassion, Justice, & Animal Rights program will
include:
·
a World
Premiere presentation of Rob Fruchtman and Steven Lawrence’s THE CAT RESCUERS, about four activists
in Brooklyn setting out to provide housing for the over one million cats
abandoned in New York City alone; and
·
the East
Coast Premiere of Richard Miron’s FOR
THE BIRDS.
The Conflict & Resolution program will include:
·
Charles
Ferguson’s WATERGATE, examining the
Watergate scandal from new interviews and subjects from all sides of the investigation;
·
Almudena
Carracedo and Robert Bahar’s THE SILENCE
OF OTHERS, about six individuals looking to bring those responsible for
Spain’s 40-year dictatorship to justice;
·
the New
York Premieres of
o
Ísold
Uggadóttir’s AND BREATHE NORMALLY;
o
Talal
Derki’s OF FATHERS AND SONS, which
provides a look at war-torn Syria through the eyes of a photojournalist posing
as pro-jihadist; and
o
Chris Martin’s UNDER THE WIRE, about the final mission of war correspondent Marie
Colvin and photographer Paul Conroy.
·
the U.S.
Premiere of “I DO NOT CARE IF WE GO DOWN IN HISTORY AS
BARBARIANS” directed by Radu Jude;
·
NON-FICTION,
directed by Olivier Assayas;
·
PRIVATE
LIFE, directed by Tamara Jenkins;
·
the World Premiere of ASK FOR JANE directed by Rachel Carey;
·
the U.S. Premieres of
o LETO directed by Kirill Serebrennikov;
o STYX directed by Wolfgang Fischer;
o WOMEN AT WAR directed by Benedikt Erlingsson;
·
the New York Premieres of
o BIRDS OF PASSAGE directed by Christina Gallego and Ciro Guerra (Colombia’s official
entry for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar®);
o BURNING directed by Lee Chang-dong;
o COLD WAR directed by Pawel Pawlikowski;
o DEAD PIGS directed by Cathy Yan;
o THE GUILTY directed by Gustav Möller;
o HAPPY AS LAZZARO, directed by Alice Rohrwacher (with
her sister, Alba Rohrwacher, a Breakthrough Artist at HIFF several years ago,
in the cast);
o SHOPLIFTERS directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda (Japan’s
official entry for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar); and
o WILD NIGHTS WITH EMILY directed by Madeleine Olnek.
The World Cinema Documentary section includes:
·
Academy Award®-winning
director Morgan Neville’s THEY’LL LOVE ME WHEN I’M DEAD;
·
the U.S.
Premiere of THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING,
directed by Tom Donahue;
·
MARIA BY CALLAS, directed by Tom Volf;
·
MONROVIA, INDIANA, directed by Frederick
Wiseman;
·
TIME FOR ILHAN, directed by Norah Shapiro;
·
World
Premieres of
o
HENRI DAUMAN: LOOKING UP, directed by Peter Jones, and
o
THE PANAMA PAPERS directed by Alex Winter;
·
the East
Coast Premiere of MAKING THE GRADE,
directed by Ken Wardrop;
·
the New
York Premiere of THE TRUTH ABOUT KILLER
ROBOTS, directed by Maxim Pozdorovkin;
·
A MURDER IN MANSFIELD, directed by Barbara Kopple;
·
THE PROPOSAL, directed by Jill Magid;
·
ROLL RED ROLL, directed by Nancy Schwartzman; and
·
SHIRKERS, directed by Sandi Tan.
World Cinema Documentary is sponsored by Investigation Discovery.
Short film programs include:
·
Narrative
and Documentary Short Film Competitions;
·
New York
Women In Film and Television;
·
Women
Calling the Shots;
·
Zoom!
Shorts For All Ages;
·
University
Short Films Showcase;
·
Let’s Go
Crazy;
·
Never
Going Back Again;
·
Please
Don’t Tell;
·
and five
short films that will play before features.
“A Conversation With…” will include conversations with…
·
Academy
Award®-winning director Damien Chazelle,
whose film FIRST MAN is the Saturday
Centerpiece;
·
Emilio Estevez, whose film THE
PUBLIC will screen in the Spotlight section; and
·
Academy
Award®- and Golden Globe®-nominated actress Maggie Gyllenhaal, who stars in the festival’s Opening Night film THE KINDERGARTEN TEACHER.
All Conversation events will take place at Bay
Street with Gyllenhaal on Friday, October 5th at 3:00PM, Estevez on Saturday,
October 6th at 3:30PM, and Chazelle on Sunday, October 7th at 12:30PM.
A special screening: of Dava Whisenant’s BATHTUBS OVER BROADWAY, winner of the 2018 SummerDocs Audience
Award, sponsored by Candescent Films.
Winick Talks at Rowdy Hall, morning conversations with
special guests in East Hampton, presented by The Gary Winick Memorial Fund, include:
·
a #MeToo
focused panel with the one-year anniversary of the global movement for change
on Friday, October 5;
·
Breakthrough
Artists panel with Kayli Carter, Cory Michael Smith and Amandla Stenberg on
Saturday, October 6; and
·
a
VR-focused panel bringing together project creators and virtual reality experts
to examine what the future of VR means for the ways we interact with visual
entertainment and the arts on Sunday, October 7.
This series is presented by The Gary Winick
Memorial Fund.
An immersive storytelling and VR experience, THE HIDDEN, a political thriller that literally drops
you in the middle of a high-stakes game of cat and mouse without telling you
who is hunting whom, will be available for audiences at Mulford Farm in the
afternoons on October 5-8.
This program is presented with the support of
the Organización Latinoamericana de Alcaldes (OLA).
The Narrative Jury
will include:
·
Geralyn Dreyfous, Academy Award®-winning
producer of BORN INTO BROTHELS, THE SQUARE and THE INVISIBLE WAR and founder of
the Utah Film Center and co-founder of Impact Partners Film Fund;
·
Jamie Patricof, producer of THE AFTER
PARTY, THE ZOOKEEPER’S WIFE, CAPTAIN FANTASTIC and BLUE VALENTINE; and
·
Linus Sandgren, FSF, Academy
Award®-winning Cinematographer who collaborated on films including FIRST LAND,
LA LA LAND, JOY and AMERICAN HUSTLE.
The Documentary Jury
will include:
·
Rory Kennedy, Academy Award®-nominated director of
films including ETHEL, LAST DAYS IN VIETNAM and the upcoming ABOVE AND BEYOND:
NASA’S JOURNEY TO TOMORROW, screening at the festival; plus
·
additional jurors to be
announced.
The 26th annual Hamptons International Film Festival takes place over
Columbus Day Weekend, October 4 – 8, 2018.
The Hamptons International Film
Festival “greatly appreciates the
support from their corporate sponsors and media partners, including premiere
sponsors Audi and Out East, lead sponsors Delta Air Lines, Altour.” (So do we: without the sponsors HIFF could not
be the same!)
For more information visit www.hamptonsfilmfest.org.
Labels: Hampton's International Film Festival, HIFF
