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N.C. Film
Festivals Spring 2010
As
the third most active filmmaking state in the nation, North
Carolina is an exciting place, both for filmmakers and for those
who enjoy watching films. This spring is shaping up with a bumper
crop of film events.
Next
up...
The Carolina
Film and Video Festival
Greensboro,
Feb. 24-27, 2010
The Nevermore
Horror Film Festival
Durham's
Carolina Theatre
Feb. 19-21, 2010
The Zombies
Walked at this year's Nevermore.
Visit
the
Zombie Facebook page.
Always
one of our favorites, Nevermore, celebrating its 11th year of
horror, gothic and fantasy films, this year features some crossover
classics such as Charles Barton’s Abbott and Costello
Meet Frankenstein (1948) and 2009's Bonnie and
Clyde vs Dracula, a blend of gangster and horror, plus
35 mm prints (real film!) of 1988 Night of the Demons,
the 1986 Witchboard, and the 1986 theatrical cut
of Re-Animator, as well zombies, vampires, slasher
horor, and the ever popular comedy horror shorts programs.
For
on the scene coverage of Nevermore festivals go to the NC
Flix blog and search for "Nevermore"
See
this year's schedule:
Nevermore...
Strange
things happen at this festival... Check out these weird (unretouched
- we swear!) photos we took at a previous Nevermore,,,
2006's strangest photo...
Full
Frame Documentary Film Festival
Durham,
April 8-11, 2010
North
Carolina's most prestigious film festival
View
the schedule at:
Danny
DeVito at the 2006 Full Frame
Photo by R. Wright ARR 2006
RiverRun
International Film Festival
Winston-Salem
April 15-20, 2010
Check the
festival
website for details
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 Robert
Osborne hosts the annual Classic Film Festival
in Athens, GA, See his favorite classics on the
big screen and meet some of his favorite stars
at festival events. This is one festival that
- if you haven't been yet - you should catch at
least once if you love film as much as Bob Osbourne
does.
The
2010 festival, March 25-28, screens such classics
as 1956 hit, To Catch a Thief, Butch Cassidy
and the Sundance Kid, The Wizard of Oz, Buster
Keaton's Steamboat Bill Jr. with live accompaniment,
and a midnight showing of The Shining. And
of course there will be lots of Osbourne's friends
on hand to share little known facts about all
the production.
More
on:
See our review of "Moving
Midway," by film critic Godfrey Cheshire, which
has been everywhere on the Southeast festival circuit:
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they'll be everywhere.
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