Here is some exiting news from Hollywood Short Film Festival, Los Angeles.
You may need to sign in or join (FREE) VIMEO to view their festival trailer which features a few important seconds from ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story. Opens in a new window.
https://vimeo.com/197856606
This link takes you to their web site:
http://www.hollywoodsff.org/2017.html
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Showing posts with label Film Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film Festival. Show all posts
Thursday, January 5, 2017
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Two Film Festivals in Australia
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Florence Queer Film Festival Winner
Dear Gabe,
Thanks and Best Regards
Susan
We are proud to announce you that your short film "Alzheimer's: A Love Story" is the winner of VideoQueer 2016 - Florence Queer Festival. (prize 1000 Euros).
It would be awesome if you could send is a short clip (max 1 minute) to show today at the Closing Cerimony of the Festival.
Susan
Monday, October 10, 2016
Documentary screens at "Fringe" in London
"ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story" screens at Fringe 2016 Queer Film and Arts Festival, November 3 to 17, 2016. London, England.
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Alzheimer's,
Documentary,
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Documentary to Screen in Leeds, England.
"ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story" screens at Leeds International Film Festival, November 3 0 17, 2016
Leeds is a city in the English county of Yorkshire. Leeds is a bustling city, host to world-class events, a thriving live music and nightlife scene, glorious Victorian shopping arcades, pioneering theatre, breathtaking ballet and leading 20th C. art.
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Alzheimer's,
Documentary,
Film Festival,
Leeds
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Two Documentary Awards
CMG Film Festival (West Hollywood, California) has awarded us two honors:
Audience Award for Best Documentary
Jury Award for Best Documentary
The organizers of the film festival say this is a rare occurrence when the same film receives both awards!
Another Award for the Documentary
Thank you so much Fresno Reel Pride and those who watched and voted for ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story. This is very fitting as we celebrate today the first anniversary of Gregory's passing. He is smiling down on us all!
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Award,
Documentary,
Film Festival,
Fresno Reel Pride
Saturday, October 1, 2016
New Film Festival Acceptance
"El Alzheimer: Una historia de amor" es un honor ser parte del LesGaiCineMad, Festival de Cine Internacional de Madrid LGBTI! It is an honor to have been selected by the LesGaiCineMad LGBTQI International Film Festival of Madrid, Spain.
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
AMSTERDAM
PLEASED To ANNOUNCE our 50th Film Festival Acceptance: Amsterdam Lift-Off Film Festival Online 2016, October 4-8, 2016 (While this is an online festival, there is a charge to view video.)
Friday, September 23, 2016
CHICAGO SCREENING of "ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story"
Hey all, the documentary ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story will be screening this Sunday at the Landmark Centruy Centre Cinema. By tickets at http://reelingfilmfestival.tix.com/Event.aspx?EventCode=898731
I will be there and hope you can join us. Most likely there will be a Q&A after the group of shorts with filmmakers, including yours truly, from three of the films.
SWLGFF
PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE: ALZHEIMER's: A Love Story accepted by the Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival October 7-16, 2016 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Sunday, September 18, 2016
More Film Festival Announcements
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
West Hollywood, CA
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Documentary,
Film Festival,
West Hollywood
Rochester Film Festival
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Feedback From A Film Festival Attendee
Hello Michael
You don't know me, but I wanted to reach out to you. I just finished viewing a screener of Alzheimer's: A Love Story. As I'm wiping away tears, I had to track you down to express my awe and admiration for the love and caring you gave to Gregory.
You are a beautiful, loving soul. When we choose our life's partners, we are vowing to be there through the end. Watching you with Gregory in this film showed me how to do that with love and grace.
Thank you for your honesty in sharing that difficult, agonizing time in your life. You give us an example to which we can aspire when our end times come.
God bless you!
Cynthia Canty
Bloomfield Hills Michigan
You don't know me, but I wanted to reach out to you. I just finished viewing a screener of Alzheimer's: A Love Story. As I'm wiping away tears, I had to track you down to express my awe and admiration for the love and caring you gave to Gregory.
You are a beautiful, loving soul. When we choose our life's partners, we are vowing to be there through the end. Watching you with Gregory in this film showed me how to do that with love and grace.
Thank you for your honesty in sharing that difficult, agonizing time in your life. You give us an example to which we can aspire when our end times come.
God bless you!
Cynthia Canty
Bloomfield Hills Michigan
Pleased to announce:
PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE that we will be part of the 13th Annual Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival!
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Frameline 40: The oldest and largest GLBTQ Film Festival, San Francisco
What an adventure being in SF during Gay Pride Week to see our documentary, ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story, on the screen of the grand Castro Theater with 1,300 supportive, friendly gay men, lesbians, transgenders, and other supportive, friendly supporters.
Here are some photographs which can only begin to show the amazing feelings I experienced:
Here are some photographs which can only begin to show the amazing feelings I experienced:
The Castro: Largest Gay Neighborhood in San Francisco
Cross walk in The Castro
The Castro Theater, built in 1922, seats 1,300 people.
Our documentary, ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story
was part of the "Up Close & Personal" series of shorts and documentaries.
Yours truly!
The Green Room at The Castro where film makers and their entourage assembled before the screening. Beverages and snacks were served.
Yours truly :-)
Posters, postcards, and other ephemera from the various films
1,300 people saw the documentary.
Enjoyed the reunion with Great Niece Jennie who is doing an internship in San Francisco at Nordstroms Department Store. She not only attended our documentary twice, but also sat through many other films with me and we enjoyed several dinners together.
A tribute on Market and Castro to those killed in Orlando, Florida.
Between shows the organ entertained the crowded. "San Francisco,"the final piece always got the audience clapping and singing along.
Applause after the opening Frameline 40 credits at each show brought down the house.
This is a video taken by Jennie of my comments during the Q&A after the screening of the documentary. The question was, "The documentary only showed the best of the worst times. Please tell me there were times you argued or that you got frustrated. Please tell us a little more about those times.
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Film Festival,
Frameline 40,
Jennie,
San Francisco LGBTQ,
The Castro
Friday, June 3, 2016
Frameline 40 Film Festival in San Francisco
If you are going to be in the San Francisco area on June 19 or June 23, ALZHEIMER'S: A Love Story will be screened as part of the Frameline 40 Film Festival which is the largest, oldest LGBTQ Film Festival in the world!
The group of shorts is called: UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL. You can get your tickets here:
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Film Festival,
Frameline 40,
San Francisco LGBTQ
Monday, May 9, 2016
Toronto International Film and Video Awards
Click here to see the documentary details,
three still photographs,
and the trailer.
Friday, April 22, 2016
U.S.A. Film Festival
Alzheimer's: A Love Story will screen on Sunday, May 24, at 5:00 at the Angelika Film Center, Dallas, TX. 12 family members and I will be in attendance.
Ira Sachs, center. Alfred Molina, right.
Smiling with Alfred Molina
U.S.A. Film Festival in Dallas, TX
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Dallas TX,
Film Festival,
U.S.A. Film Festival
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