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Aruba International Film Festival
The Aruba International Film Festival (AIFF) quickly became the international film community’s “must-attend” summer event after its opening in July 2010. After 4 intensely exciting years, the festival took a break in 2014 for a complete makeover and now is back with full force to celebrate year 5 from October 7th-11th, 2015. The festival offers a pleasurable and inviting atmosphere for filmmakers, press and film lovers. It serves to not only develop an understanding and appreciation of the art of cinema and filmmaking, but also to inspire, educate and promote emerging local and regional filmmaking talent. This in turn has helped position Aruba as a center of art, culture and creativity, and as a viable destination for international film and commercial productions. The AIFF was founded in 2010 by film producers Jonathan Vieira and Giuseppe Cioccarelli, with artistic direction by 30-year industry veteran Claudio Masenza. Previous editions of the festival have showcased a diverse array of critically acclaimed fiction films and documentaries from every corner of the globe, and have attracted such notable industry names as: Hollywood leading man Richard Gere (Pretty Woman, An Officer and a Gentleman)
ARUBA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Opens with Steekspel (Tricked) with director Paul VerhoevenOpening Film Steekspel (Tricked) Every Festival Night to Sizzle with Excitement at Palm Beach Plaza Mall The fourth annual Aruba International Film Festival will take a thematic approach to each night of movie screenings. Each “daily focus” will have visiting filmmakers, stars, press and guests filling the red carpet, providing a vibrant and festive atmosphere for festival patrons and AIFF’s supporting tenants at the Palm Beach Plaza Mall. This year’s AIFF Daily Focus is as follows: July 2: Opening Night – Opening Film Steekspel (Tricked) with director Paul Verhoeven, producer René Mioch and writer Robert Alberdignk Thijm, followed by the world premiere of Abo So (Only You) with director Francisco Pardo, Aruba musical legend Padu del Caribe, and members of the cast and crew.
July 3: Latin Night – Celebrities from Venezuela such as Maria Conchita Alonso, Hilda Abrahamz, Maria Alejandra Martín, Albi de Abreu will walk the red carpet and attend the regional premieres of Latin American films such as Brecha en el Silencio (Breach of Silence), El Laberinto de lo Posible (The Laryrinth of Possibility), Edificio Royal (Royal Building), and Las Lágrimas (The Tears). On this night the festival will also host the world premiere of the Dutch-American romantic drama A Perfect Man and the regional premiere of the South African documentary Angels in Exile (filmmakers in attendance for Q&A). July 4: Action & Adventure Night – As part of a “late-night fright” affair, the festival will welcome one of the world’s most sought-after stuntwomen/actresses, Zoë Bell, who will introduce the international premiere of her action-horror movie Raze. Following Bell is Australian director Richard Gray, who will attend the world premiere of his psychological thriller Mine Games along with actors Briana Evigan and Joseph Cross. Also screening are international sensation The Rocket, and the inspirational documentaries Little World (Món Petit) and Songs of Redemption. July 5: Closing Night – The festival will close with one of its charismatic guests from AIFF 2012, Oscar-nominee Virginia Madsen, who will attend the international premiere of The Hot Flashes. Also having its international premiere is the action film Empire State, starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Liam Hemsworth. Prolific Hollywood producer Randall Emmett will introduce the film. July 6: Award Winners – Jury and Audience Award winners of the AIFF Caribbean Spotlight Series and Aruba Flavor competitions will screen throughout the day, and will be accompanied by repeat screenings of some of the festival’s most-attended international features, shorts, and documentaries. July 7: Encore Series – Winner of the 2012 AIFF Caribbean Spotlight Series Audience Award, the windsurfing documentary Children of the Wind will have an encore screening a Caribbean Cinemas to celebrate the finale of its film festival run and its official home video release on DVD and Bluray. Tickets for AIFF 2013 are available at the AIFF Info Point Office at Palm Beach Plaza Mall in a variety of price ranges, from a simple movie and industry event ticket for only AFL 10/USD 6, to special passes for multi–event attendance. The festival magazine and schedule (both optimized for mobile devices) are available for download on the Aruba International Film Festival website at http://www.arubainternationalfilmfestival.com -OFFICIAL AIFF PRESS RELEASE-
02.07.2013 | Aruba International Film Festival's blog Cat. : ARUBA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL DAILY FOCUS FILM
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