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Join Us for MVFF 35

Oct 4-14, 2012

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Inside MVFF: A Question of Doris Day

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Inside MVFF: A Question of Doris Day

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Inside MVFF: Calling for Entries (based on a true story)

Inside MVFF: Calling for Entries

(based on a true story)

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From MVFF with love…

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Call For Entries!

35TH MILL VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL - CALL FOR ENTRIES

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PINA

“I’m not interested in how my dancers move. I’m interested in what moves them.”—Pina Bausch

 

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The Films of John Korty - a Bay Area Legend

On Thursdays and Sundays from November 10th to December 4th, the Smith Rafael Film Center will present the first major retrospective celebrating the work of John Korty, an American independent filmmaker. This year Korty turned 75 marking his 50th year of his career in the film industry. From comedy and social drama to animation and documentary, Korty was a pioneer in forging a filmmaking career in the Bay Area. His early studio in Stinson Beach inspired the arrival of Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas.

The retrospective will include seminal films in the independent feature movement of the 1960s and 1970s, as well as documentaries, animation, and short films. As one of the most successful directors of “made for television” movies, winner of an Academy Award and multiple Emmys, this retrospective event will prove to be an exciting one. For more information on John Korty, visit www.johnkorty.com.

The first program of the event, “Miracle in a Box: A Piano Reborn” with “John Allair Digs In!” [Premiere] is scheduled at 7:00 P.M. on Thursday, November 10th. John Korty will attend the programs and other special guests are anticipated as well.

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We just had to share this.  A big shout out to Giancarlo Iannotta for putting this together: “My Big Red Purse” @ Mill Valley Film Festival


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We would like to thank and honor our good friend David Hess. We’ll miss you greatly. http://www.imdb.com/name/n
David Hess

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