Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Organizers Attend the Berlin Film Festival
Berlin, February 20, 2011
Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Attending the 33rd International Court Métrage Festival in France
Santo Domingo, February 8, 2010
Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Celebrates the Nominations of 127 Hours
Santo Domingo, January 25, 2010
An Even Grander Finale than Ever Newly Honored Liza Minnelli brings down the Curtain on Fourth DR Global Film Festival
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
Closing Film of the 4th Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Delights Audiences, Young and Old
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
Jury Chooses First, Second and Third Place
Winners in the Second Annual Short Films Competition
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
Actors workshop: Jimmy Jean Louis's Method
for Acting Success and Getting Haiti and DR Together
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
Short Films: The Beginning of Everything
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
"Waste Land,” a documentary defending the
environment
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
A Dominican Passion
Outsourcing Baseball Development: Anthony Alcade’s "Buscón"!
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
Web 3.0 is coming!
And the possibilities for small film producers are exciting!
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
Profile of an actor: From the Stage to the
Screen
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
“Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North” Personal Story of Discovery, History and How one Family Faces the Sins of their Ancestors
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
DRGFF visits Miami International Film Festival, March 5-14, 2010
New York, March 5-14 - 2010
Senior Staff of the Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Dominican Republic (DRGFF), an initiative of Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) and Fundación Global Democraca y Desarollo (FUNGLODE) have become regulars of the Miami International Film Festival which this year took place March 5-14, 2010.
Located just over two hours flight from Santo Domingo , the sunny and
multicultural setting of the MIFF, has become a mainstay in DRGFF’s mission to
look for the best in international feature films and documentaries, current
industry trends and big headliners. It also provided the DRGFF team, which this
year comprised Asun Sanz and Paul Goris, lucrative networking opportunities with
a predominantly Hispanic audience.
The Festival, which is widely considered as a InberoAmerican Sundance, is hosted
by GFDD/FUNGLODE partner organization, Miami Dade College. This year it screened
a roster of 115 films, including 5 world premiers, and 22 North American and 14
US debuts from 45 countries. Competition categories included Ibero-American,
World, Dox, cutting the Edge and Shorts.
The Festival reflected a new tendency towards films of so called alternative
cinema, with titles like Kiddo, by Cuban director Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti,
and Face by Tsai Ming-Liang,.
The Closing Night film, The Secret in Their Eyes was chosen to spice up awards
night and proved to be a fortunate pick. On March 7, the film won Hollywood’s
Oscar for best Foreign Film!
In addition to the screenings, MIFF presented an annual career achievement award
to revered German Director, Margerethe von Trotta, who is considered an icon of
international feminist cinema. MIFF offered the screening of her last film,
Vision, as well as a retrospective of her three most representative titles, Rosa
Luxemburg, Rosenstrasse, and I Am the Other Woman.
The Festival offered a rare opportunity to shows films that otherwise would have
little chance of distribution in mainstream US theatres, but included titles
familiar to Dominican moviegoers --The Wind Journeys, --screened at the 2009 DR
Global Film Festival last November.
DRGFF 2010 takes place 16-22 November, 2010.
www.miamifilmfestival.com.