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  • AFI FEST announces the film retrospective curated by Guest Artistic Director Pedro Almodóvar

    [caption id="attachment_1781" align="alignnone"]Law Of Desire[/caption]

    AFI FEST has released the film retrospective curated by Guest Artistic Director Pedro Almodóvar for the 2011 festival. In addition to the screening of his film LAW OF DESIRE as An Evening With Pedro Almodóvar Gala presentation on Monday, November 7, Almodóvar’s program of classic horror films and thrillers are EYES WITHOUT A FACE (DIR Georges Franju, 1960), LE CERCLE ROUGE (DIR Jean-Pierre Melville, 1970), NIGHTMARE ALLEY (DIR Edmund Goulding, 1947) and THE KILLERS (DIR Robert Siodmak, 1946).

    Almodóvar has created comprehensive notes for these curated films that will be shared with moviegoers as part of the festival’s official program guide.

    Almodóvar will attend the festival on Monday, November 7, joined by Antonio Banderas, who has a leading role in LAW OF DESIRE.

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  • AFI FEST 2011 Announces World Cinema, Breakthrough, Midnight and Shorts programs

    AFI FEST announced the remaining programs and films that will screen in the festival’s World Cinema, Breakthrough, Midnight and Shorts programs at the 25th edition this November. 

    The festival describes each programs as “World Cinema showcases the most anticipated and prize-winning international films of the year, Breakthrough highlights works discovered only through the submissions process and Midnight’s eclectic selection presents films with provocative and unexpected ideas.”

     

    WORLD CINEMA SELECTIONS

    ALMAYER’S FOLLY: DIR/SCR Chantal Akerman.  Belgium/France.  U.S. Premiere.
    ALPS: DIR Yorgos Lanthimos.  SCR Yorgos Lanthimos, Efthimis Filippou.  Greece/France.  U.S. Premiere.
    ARIRANG: DIR Kim Ki-duk.  South Korea.  U.S. Premiere.
    CAFÉ DU FLORE: DIR/SCR Jean-Marc Vallée.  Canada.  U.S. Premiere.
    CARRÉ BLANC: DIR/SCR Jean-Baptiste Léonetti.  France/Luxembourg/Russia/Belgium/Switzerland.  U.S. Premiere.
    THE DAY HE ARRIVES: DIR/SCR Hong Sang-Soo.  South Korea.  U.S. Premiere.
    EXTRATERRESTRIAL: DIR/SCR Nacho Vigalondo.  Spain.
    FAUST: DIR Alexander Sokurov.  SCR Alexander Sokurov, Marina Koreneva.  Russia.  U.S. Premiere.
    FOOTNOTE: DIR/SCR Joseph Cedar.  Israel.  Israel’s official foreign-language Oscar submission.
    THE FORGIVENESS OF BLOOD: DIR Joshua Marston.  SCR Joshua Marston, Andamion Murataj.  USA/Albania/Denmark/Italy.
    THE INVADER: DIR Nicolas Provost.  SCR Nicolas Provost, Giordano Gederlini, François Pirot.  Belgium.  U.S. Premiere.
    JIRO DREAMS OF SUSHI: DIR David Gelb.  USA.
    KINYARWANDA: DIR/SCR Alrick Brown.  USA.
    MAMA AFRICA: DIR Mika Kaurismäki.  Germany/South Africa/Finland.
    ONCE UPON A TIME IN ANATOLIA: DIR Nuri Bilge Ceylan.  SCR Ercan Kesal, Ebru Ceylan, Nuri Bilge Ceylan. Turkey/Bosnia/Herzegovina.  Turkey’s official foreign-language Oscar submission.
    PLAY: DIR/SCR Ruben Östlund.  Sweden/France/Denmark.
    A SEPARATION: DIR/SCR Asghar Farhadi.  Iran.  Iran’s official foreign-language Oscar submission.
    THE SILVER CLIFF: DIR Karim Aïnouz.  SCR Beatriz Brachner, Karim Aïnouz.  Brazil.
    TARGET: DIR Alexander Zeldovich.  SCR Vladimir Sorokin, Alexander Zeldovich.  Russia.
    THIS IS NOT A FILM: DIR/SCR Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, Jafar Panahi.  Iran.
    THE TURIN HORSE: DIR Béla Tarr.  SCR Béla Tarr, László Krasznahorkai.  Hungary.  Hungary’s official foreign-language Oscar submission.

    BREAKTHROUGH SELECTIONS
    The Breakthrough films are true discoveries – films that come straight from the submissions process. 

    EXPECTING: DIR/SCR Francisca Fuenzalida.  Chile.  U.S. Premiere.
    LIGHT OF MINE: DIR Brett Eichenberger.  SCR Jill Remensnyder.  USA.
    THREE AND A HALF: DIR/SCR Naghi Nemati.  Iran.  U.S. Premiere.
    WITH EVERY HEARTBEAT: DIR/SCR Alexandra-Therese Keining.  Sweden.  World Premiere.

    MIDNIGHT SELECTIONS
    The Midnight section showcases an eclectic group of films across the globe from fearless proponents of provocative, jarring and unexpected ideas.

    BEYOND THE BLACK RAINBOW: DIR/SCR Panos Cosmatos.  USA.
    HEADHUNTERS: DIR Morten Tyldum.  DIR Morten Tyldum.  SCR Lars Gudmestad, Ulf Ryberg.  Norway.
    KILL LIST: DIR Ben Wheatley.  SCR Ben Wheatley, Amy Jump.  UK.

    SHORT FILM SELECTIONS (In Competition)
    The films in this section are in competition for the Grand Jury Prize for Live Action Short Film and Animated Short Film.  Both award categories are recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as qualifiers for the annual Academy Awards®.

    30,000 DAYS: DIR Stephanie Barber.  USA.
    ALL FLOWERS IN TIME: DIR Jonathan Caouette.  USA.
    ALL IN ALL: DIR Charlie Reff.  USA.
    ANOTHER BULLET DOGED: DIR Landon Zakheim.  USA.
    BABYLAND: DIR Marc Fratello.  USA.
    BLINK: DIR Rick Rosenthal.  AFI Conservatory Directing Class of 1973.  Canada.
    BROKEN NIGHT: DIR Yang Hyo-Joo.  Korea.
    CLEAR BLUE: DIR Lindsay MacKay.  AFI Conservatory Thesis Film/AFI Directing Class of 2010.  USA.
    DR. BREAKFAST: DIR Stephen Neary.  USA.
    THE EAGLEMAN STAG: DIR Michael Please.  UK.
    EX-SEX: DIR Michael Mohan.  USA.
    FROZEN STORIES: DIR Grzegorz Jaroszuk.  Poland.
    INFINITE MINUTES: DIR Cecilia Felmeri.  Hungary/Romania.
    JUAN Y LA BORREGA: DIR J. Xavier Velasco.  Mexico.
    LIBERTAS: DIR Kan Lume.  Australia/Singapore.
    LITTLE KITTEN: DIR Stephanie Barber.  USA.
    MASKA: DIR Stephen Quay, Timothy Quay.  USA.
    MEXICAN CUISINE: DIR Francisco Guijarro.  USA.
    NEGATIVAPEG: DIR M. Rankin.  Canada.
    NIGHT HUNTER: DIR Stacy Steers.  USA.
    ONCE IT STARTED IT COULD NOT END OTHERWISE: DIR Kelly Sears.  USA.
    ONE MINUTE PUBERTY: DIR Alexander Gellner.  USA.
    PIONEER: DIR David Lowery.  USA.
    PROTOPARTICLES: DIR Chema García Ibarra.  Spain.
    RUNAWAY: DIR Victor Carrey.  Spain.
    SATAN SINCE 2003: DIR Carlos Puga.  USA.
    SLEEP STUDY: DIR Kerri Lenoo, John Merriman.  USA.
    TATUM’S GHOST: DIR Stephanie Barber.  USA.
    THIEF: DIR Julian Higgins.  AFI Conservatory Thesis Film/AFI Directing Class of 2010.  USA.
    TO DIE NEXT TO YOU: Dir Simon Cahn, Spike Jonze.  France.
    UNMANNED: DIR Casey Cooper Johnson.  AFI Conservatory Thesis Film/AFI Directing Class of 2011.  USA.
    THE VOYAGERS: DIR Penny Lane.  USA.
    WE’RE LEAVING: DIR Zachary Treitz.  USA.
    YEARBOOK: DIR Carter Smith.  USA.
    ZERGUT: DIR Natasha Subramaniam, Alisa Lapidu.  USA.

    SHORT FILM SELECTIONS (Out of Competition)
    AANTENI: DIR Todd Cole.  USA.
    I SAW YOUR SISTER YESTERDAY: DIR Mina Park.  USA.
    MENS SANA IN CORPORE SANO: DIR Juliano Dornelles.  Brazil.
    MY BOW BREATHING: DIR Enrico Maria Artale.  Italy.

    WORLD CINEMA SELECTIONS

    ALMAYER’S FOLLY: Chantal Akerman loosely adapts Joseph Conrad’s novel set in Malaysia, the tragic tale of a failed European trader and his
    “mixed blood” daughter.  DIR Chantal Akerman.  CAST Stanislas Merhar, Marc Barbé, Aurora Marion, Zac Andrianasolo.  Belgium/France.
    U.S. Premiere.

    ALPS: DOGTOOTH director Yorgos Lanthimos returns with a tale of a group offering an unusual service for grieving families: They inhabit the
    role of the recently deceased.  DIR Yorgos Lanthimos.  SCR Yorgos Lanthimos, Efthimis Filippou.  CAST Aggeliki Papoulia, Aris Servetalis, Ariane
    Labed, Johnny Vekris.  Greece/France.  U.S. Premiere.

    ARIRANG: Traumatized by a near-fatal accident during filming, director Kim Ki-duk offers a visionary self-portrait of a troubled artist reeling
    from an emotional breakdown.  DIR Kim Ki-duk.  South Korea.  U.S. Premiere.

    CAFÉ DU FLORE: In his follow-up to C.R.A.Z.Y., Jean Marc Vallée tells two parallel stories connected by music about a Montreal D.J. and a
    mother devoted to her special-needs son.  DIR/SCR Jean-Marc Vallée.  CAST Vanessa Paradis, Kevin Parent, Hélène Florent, Evelyne Brochu,
    Marin Gerrier.  Canada.  U.S. Premiere.

    CARRÉ BLANC: One of the strongest debuts in years, CARRÉ BLANC is a dystopian sci-fi vision of a world with limited resources and limitless
    cruelty.  DIR/SCR Jean-Baptiste Léonetti.  CAST Sami Bouajila, Julie Gayet, Jean-Pierre Andreani, Fejria Deliba, Valerie Bodson.
    France/Luxembourg/Russia/Belgium/Switzerland. 

    THE DAY HE ARRIVES: In director Hong Sang-soo’s sublime black-and-white vision of Seoul in winter, a filmmaker’s visit to an old friend
    reverberates with déjà vu-inducing parallels and repetitions.  DIR/SCR Hong Sang-Soo.  CAST Yu Jun-sang, Kim Sang-joong, Song Sun-mi,
    Kim Bok-yung.  South Korea.  U.S. Premiere.

    EXTRATERRESTRIAL: TIMECRIMES director Nacho Vigalondo’s surprising second feature finds an alien invasion providing the backdrop for
    one of the most delightful romantic comedies in years.  DIR/SCR Nacho Vigalondo.  CAST Julian Villagran, Michelle Jenner, Raul Cimas,
    Carlos Areces, Miguel Noguera.  Spain.

    FAUST: RUSSIAN ARK director Alexander Sokurov offers a poetic meditation on Goethe’s legend of the scholar who exchanges his soul for
    unlimited knowledge.  DIR Alexander Sokurov.  SCR Alexander Sokurov, Marina Koreneva.  CAST Johannes Zeiler, Anton Adasinskiy, Isolda
    Dychauk, Georg Friedrich, Hanna Schygulla.  Russia.  U.S. Premiere.

    FOOTNOTE: With wit and pathos, Joseph Cedar tells the story of a rivalry between father and son, both professors in the competitive world of
    Talmudic scholarship.  DIR/SCR Joseph Cedar.  CAST Shlomo Bar Aba, Lior Ashkenazi, Alisa Rosen, Alma Zak, Daniel Markovich, Micah
    Lewesohn, Yuval Scharf, Nevo Kimchi.  Israel.

    THE FORGIVENESS OF BLOOD: In MARIA FULL OF GRACE director Joshua Marston’s assured second feature, a modern Albanian teenager
    finds himself ensnared in his family’s ancient blood feud.  DIR Joshua Marston.  SCR Joshua Marston, Andamion Murataj.  CAST Tristan
    Halilaj, Sindi Laçej, Refet Abazi, Ilire Vinca Çelaj, Çun Lajçi.  USA/Albania/Denmark/Italy. 

    THE INVADER: THE INVADER tells the riveting story of an African immigrant who flees near-enslavement and fights for survival in a European
    city where he does not belong.  DIR Nicolas Provost.  SCR Nicolas Provost, Giordano Gederlini, François Pirot.  CAST Issaka Sawadogo,
    Stefania Rocca, Serge Riaboukine, Dieudonné Kabongo, Tibo Vandenborre, Hannelore Knuts.  Belgium.  U.S. Premiere.

    JIRO DREAMS OF SUSHI: With stunning cinematography and a score by Philip Glass, David Galb’s documentary about renowned 85-year-old
    sushi master Jiro Ono is a complete feast for the senses.  DIR David Gelb.  CAST Jiro Ono, Yoshikazu Ono, Masuhiro Yamamoto, Takashi
    Ono, Hachiro Mizutani.  USA.

    KINYARWANDA: Set in 1994, KINYARWANDA interweaves six true tales into one epic narrative about the Rwandan genocide.  DIR/SCR
    Alrick Brown.  CAST Cassandra Freeman, Edouard Bamporiki, Cleophas Kabasita.  USA.

    MAMA AFRICA: A documentary film about the late Miriam Makeba, the charismatic South African singer and anti-apartheid activist who
    became the voice and the hope of Africa.  DIR Mika Kaurismäki.  Germany/South Africa/Finland.

    ONCE UPON A TIME IN ANATOLIA: A confessed killer leads detectives to his victim’s body in this slow-burning and far from routine police
    procedural from Turkish master Nuri Bilge Ceylan.  DIR: Nuri Bilge Ceylan.  SCR: Ercan Kesal, Ebru Ceylan, Nuri Bilge Ceylan.  CAST
    Muhammet Uzuner, Yilmaz Erdogan, Taner Birsel, A. Mumtaz Taylan, Ercan Kesal.  Turkey/Bosnia/Herzegovina.

    PLAY: Based on actual events, PLAY follows a group of kids lured from an enclosed mall into remote woods by another group with possibly
    nefarious intentions.  DIR/SCR Ruben Östlund.  CAST Anas Abdirahman, Sebastian Blyckert, Yannick Diakité, Sebastian Hegmar, Abdiaziz
    Hilowle.  Sweden/France/Denmark.

    A SEPARATION: Winner of the Golden Bear in Berlin, this drama is a complex portrait of an Iranian family torn apart by a divorce and an
    escalating feud.  DIR/SCR Asghar Farhadi.  CAST Leila Hatami, Peyman Moadi, Shahab Hosseini, Sareh Bayat, Sarina Farhadi, Babak
    Karimi, Merila Zarei.  Iran.

    THE SILVER CLIFF: Abandoned with shocking cruelty by her husband, Violeta embarks on a heartbroken 24-hour odyssey through the bustling
    and beautiful cityscape of Rio de Janeiro.  DIR Karim Aïnouz.  SCR Beatriz Brachner, Karim Aïnouz.  CAST Alessandra Negrini, Thiago
    Martins, Gabi Pereira, Otto Jr., Carla Ribas.  Brazil.

    TARGET: In this flamboyant and ambitious Russian science fiction drama, a wealthy couple from Moscow search for the source of eternal youth.
    DIR Alexander Zeldovich.  SCR Vladimir Sorokin, Alexander Zeldovich.  CAST Maksim Sukhanov, Justine Waddell, Danila Kozlovsky, Daniela
    Stoyanovich.  Russia.

    THIS IS NOT A FILM: Banned by Iran from filmmaking for 20 years and threatened with imprisonment, Jafar Panari offers a remarkable
    portrait of an artist at the crossroads.  DIR/SCR Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, Jafar Panahi.  Iran.

    THE TURIN HORSE: An apocalyptic vision of the harsh lives of peasants in a pitiless landscape, this enigmatic and beautiful film marks
    Hungarian master Béla Tarr’s farewell to cinema.  DIR Béla Tarr.  SCR Béla Tarr, László Krasznahorkai.  CAST Erika Bók, János Derzsi, Mihály
    Kormos, Ricsi.  Hungary.


    BREAKTHROUGH SELECTIONS
    EXPECTING: In Chile, a young girl and her boyfriend wait for a black-market drug to take effect in this tense and insightful examination of teen
    pregnancy.  DIR/SCR Francisca Fuenzalida.  Chile.  U.S. Premiere.

    LIGHT OF MINE:  Rapidly going blind, photographer Owen and his wife Laura take a life-changing trip to Yellowstone National Park where
    they experience a beauty that rivals their tragedy.  DIR Brett Eichenberger.  SCR Jill Remensnyder.  USA.

    THREE AND A HALF: Three women risk everything and travel to the northwest Iranian border in hopes of escaping prison and reuniting with
    their comrades.  DIR/SCR Naghi Nemati.  CAST Samaneh Vafaiezadeh, Shooka Karimi, Negar Hassanzadeh, Mehdi Poormoosa.  Iran. 
    U.S. Premiere.

    WITH EVERY HEARTBEAT: In this Swedish romantic drama, uptight Mia attends her father’s engagement party and not only gains a
    stepmother, but also a new lover, Frida.  DIR/SCR Alexandra-Therese Keining.  CAST Ruth Vega Fernandez, Liv Mjönes, Lena Endre, Krister
    Henriksson.  Sweden.  World Premiere.


    MIDNIGHT SELECTIONS
    BEYOND THE BLACK RAINBOW:  An intense and hallucinogenic sci-fi film set in 1983, director Panos Cosmatos’ BEYOND THE BLACK
    RAINBOW is a one-of-a-kind film experience.  DIR/SCR Panos Cosmatos.  CAST Michael Rogers, Eva Allan, Scott Hylands, Marilyn Norry,
    Rondel Reynoldsen.  USA.

    HEADHUNTERS: In this thriller, corporate headhunter by day, art thief by night Roger will do anything to keep his gorgeous wife happy, even
    stealing from the wrong adversary.  DIR Morten Tyldum.  SCR Lars Gudmestad, Ulf Ryberg.  CAST Aksel Hennie, Synnøve Macody Lund,
    Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.  Norway.

    KILL LIST: As bills stack up and pressures at home mount, an unemployed dad realizes it’s time to get back on the horse and kill some people.
    DIR Ben Wheatley.  SCR Ben Wheatley, Amy Jump.  CAST Neil Maskell, Michael Smiley, MyAnna Buring.  UK.

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  • AFI FEST 2011 Announces Young Americans, New Auteurs and Spotlight Lineup

    [caption id="attachment_1736" align="alignnone" width="550"](L-R) Ariane Labed and Evangelia Randou in ATTENBERG Courtesy of Strand Releasing[/caption]

    AFI FEST 2011 announced the films that will be featured in the festival’s Young Americans, New Auteurs and Spotlight sections at the 25th edition this November. Young Americans features work by emerging U.S. filmmakers, while New Auteurs highlights first and second-time feature film directors from around the world. This year’s Spotlight section focuses on acclaimed independent American filmmaker Joe Swanberg, featuring presentations of films from his Full Moon Trilogy – SILVER BULLETS, ART HISTORY and the world premiere of THE ZONE.

     

    NEW AUTEURS SELECTIONS
    The New Auteurs section highlights first and second-time feature film directors from around the world.
    ATTENBERG: DIR/SCR Athina Rachel Tsangari. Greece.
    BONSAI: DIR/SCR Cristián Jiménez. Chile/France/Argentina/Portugal.
    BULLHEAD: DIR/SCR Michaël R. Roskam. Belgium.
    HANAAN: DIR/SCR Ruslan Pak. Russia/South Korea/Uzbek.
    THE LONELIEST PLANET: DIR/SCR Julia Loktev. USA/Germany.
    MICHAEL: DIR/SCR Markus Schleinzer. Austria.
    OSLO, AUGUST 31: DIR Joachim Trier. SCR Eskil Vogt, Joachim Trier. Norway.
    RESTLESS CITY: DIR Andrew Dosunmu. SCR Eugene Gussenhoven. USA.
    SNOWTOWN: DIR Justin Kurzel. SCR Justin Kurzel, Shaun Grant. Australia.

    YOUNG AMERICANS SELECTIONS
    The Young Americans section features work by emerging U.S. filmmakers.
    THE COLOR WHEEL: DIR Alex Ross Perry. SCR Alex Ross Perry, Carlen Altman.
    THE DISH & THE SPOON: DIR Alison Bagnall. SCR Alison Bagnall, Andrew Lewis.
    DRAGONSLAYER: DIR Tristan Patterson. (Documentary)
    GREEN: DIR/SCR Sophia Takal.
    SPARK OF BEING: DIR Bill Morrison. (Experimental)
    WUSS: DIR/SCR Clay Liford.

    SPOTLIGHT ON JOE SWANBERG
    SILVER BULLETS: DIR/SCR Joe Swanberg.
    ART HISTORY: DIR Joe Swanberg. SCR Joe Swanberg, Josephine Decker, Kent Osborne.
    THE ZONE: DIR/SCR Joe Swanberg. World Premiere.
    Film stills and director headshots are available for press use

    AFI FEST will take place November 3 through 10 in Hollywood, California.

     

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  • AFI FEST officially announces its 2011 dates

    AFI FEST, celebrating its 25th year in 2011, will take place November 3 through 10 in Hollywood, California at the historic Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, the Mann Chinese 6 Theatres at the Hollywood & Highland Center, the Egyptian Theatre of the American Cinematheque and the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. The American Film Market (AFM), will be held November 2 through 9.

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  • AFI FEST 2010 presented by Audi Announces 8 Red Carpet Galas

    AFI FEST 2010 presented by Audi today announced its Centerpiece Galas, featuring ABEL (DIR Diego Luna), BARNEY’S VERSION (DIR Richard J. Lewis), BLUE VALENTINE (DIR Derek Cianfrance), CASINO JACK (DIR George Hickenlooper), THE COMPANY MEN (DIR John Wells) and an ensemble Tribute to THE KING’S SPEECH with director Tom Hooper and actors Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush.

    Also announced today are the films that will be presented as Special Screenings: The U.S. premiere of AMIGO (DIR John Sayles), CAVE OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS (DIR Werner Herzog) in 3-D, MADE IN DAGENHAM (DIR Nigel Cole) and RABBIT HOLE (DIR John Cameron Mitchell).

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  • AFI FEST 2010 presented by Audi Announces Young Americans And New Auteurs Titles

    AARDVARK

    AFI FEST 2010 presented by Audi announced that free tickets will be made available to the general public on October 28; AFI members will have advance access to free tickets on October 27.

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  • AFI FEST 2010 presented by Audi Announces Complete Lineup Of Special Presentations

    AFI FEST 2010 presented by Audi announced the full slate of Special Presentations to be offered during the festival, including three new events that have been added to the program: CINEMA’S LEGACY WITH SCREENWRITER AARON SORKIN on November 7; ON ACTING – A CONVERSATION WITH HALLE BERRY on November 9; and a secret screening in Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on November 9 at 9:30 p.m featuring an upcoming major Hollywood release. The title of the secret screening film will be announced on the morning of November 9 but tickets are available online starting today.

    These events join the previously announced Special Presentations featuring 3D BOOTCAMP, presented by the Sony 3D Technology Center, on November 10, which includes a 20-minute preview of TRON: LEGACY in 3D, and THE LOS ANGELES TIMES YOUNG HOLLYWOOD roundtable with Carey Mulligan (NEVER LET ME GO, AN EDUCATION) and Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield (THE SOCIAL NETWORK) on November 5.

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  • Afi Fest 2010 Announces World Premiere Of Love & Other Drugs As Opening Night Gala And Black Swan As Closing Night Gala

    Edward Zwick’s LOVE & OTHER DRUGS

    AFI FEST 2010 will host the world premiere of Edward Zwick’s LOVE & OTHER DRUGS as the festival’s Opening Night Gala on November 4. Darren Aronofsky’s BLACK SWAN closes the festival on November 11. AFI FEST 2010 will take place in Hollywood, California at the historic Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, the Mann Chinese 6 theatres, the Egyptian Theatre and the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel from November 4-11, 2010.

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  • David Lynch Named AFI Fest Guest Artistic Director

    AFI FEST presented by Audi announced today that award-winning filmmaker and artist David Lynch will serve as its first-ever Guest Artistic Director. AFI FEST 2010 will take place November 4 through 11 in Hollywood, California at the historic Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, the Mann Chinese 6 theatres, the Egyptian Theatre and the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

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