Rhode Island Film Festival brings rewarded pants in LA

Third‘ Rhode Island International Film FestivalThe biggest film festival in the ocean state, arrived in Los Angeles on Wednesday evening to draw award-winning short shaft on Academy Museum Movie pictures. The OSCAR Qualifying Festival will be in LA in the next two weeks, screening the best of your programming panties for consideration and enjoying Hollywood.

Previously since last night screening in Ted The Ted Mann is an industrial board that contains Warner Bros. Courtney McNulti Legal Affairs Director, Film Frontier Studios’ VP Budget and Acquisitions Matthew S. Robinson and the director of casting Deborah Aquila. The panelists discussed the values ​​of the festival, markets, representation and connection in filmmaster art. The Riiff Director of Engagement in the Eric Atvell-Cardona presented the audience, saying, here to celebrate their voices and most importantly supports them. Because we do not believe in RIIFF. Because we do not believe in the community in RIIFF.

The screening block on Wednesday was titled “called unknown”. He set aside eight award-winning shorts from the Riiff’s setting that deals with uncertainty or destiny. The titles were the best announced retirement plan for retiring award awards, “John Kelly directed; the best action Live Brief Winner” The most powerful human wife on Earth “ Directed by Andrew Richardson; The best animated short “executioner”, directed by Ida Melum; The best winner in editing the “Sisiphean task”, directed by Gus Flind-Henri and George Malcher; The best documentary short winner “Voices from the abyss”, directed by Irving Serrano and Victor Rayon; The best comedy short winner “Cake”, directed by Karo Ribeiro; Choice of audience The best short Narative winner “As I learned to die,” directed by Mnia Glassman; And the new English filmmaker winner of the “My kind of people” award, directed by Joe Picozzi. Short films arrived from five countries around the world and presented mature rascal and introspective voices in an independent cinema. K & A with attending a film in attending is accompanied by screening.

“Meets the unknown” will still play 12-18 September on Glendale Theater in Laemmel. Another panty program, called “Breaking boundaries”, then play on Laemmel 19. and 25. September. “Breaking boundaries” will include punching boundaries winner of the award “in the clouds”, directed by Aleksandra Bahiiiih Vain; The best performance winner “Amarela”, directed by Andre Hayato Saito; The best winner of Cinema “No Quite Dog”, directed by Karim Hu to; An alternative prize for the Spirit and the best LGBTK short winner “A thing about Kashem”, directed by IMTIAZ; The best winner of the scenario “Last day in Sofia”, directed by Denis Spiridonov; And documentary winner winner of the audience award “Death window”, directed by Linda Catherine Freund.

Riiff Executive Director Shawn Quirk said, “These two weeks of short films provide a dynamic talent in the film industry. All filmmaker presented in this year’s next generation of an independent cinema and everyone will be on top of all the remains here.” Since 2002 became the OSCAR qualification festival, Riiff saw 94 of its films to receive Oscar nominations, taking home 14 wins.

Riiff took place in Providence and Westerlly, Ri, 5. August, at the beginning of this summer. The organization provides for both programming and support for local film nuts, and the festival will return to Rhode Iceland, 4. – 9. August 2026. years.