Perhaps a little heavy for a 10 AM screening, with an occasional missing head and dead body, I still enjoyed My Daughter the Terrorist. It’s about the civil war in Sri-Lanka - a war I didn’t know was happening. Labeled by the world as terrorists, the film follows two female best friends in the guerrilla [...]

“Full Frame is my Holy Grail, more than Sundance,” I overhear from a guy sitting behind me before a film starts.
“Did you go to Sundance?”
“No.”
While I’m in the same position as Mr. King Arthur behind me, having not attended Sundance to compare, I agree with his feelings - Full Frame is great. A lot of [...]

I raved about the great experience I had last year at the Full Frame Film Festival in Durham, so it’s no surprise that I am returning this year with a few classmates who felt the same way.
I’m leaving tomorrow, the day the festival starts. Armed with a student pass, I plan to see as many [...]

Being that our second semester was mainly dominated by documentaries, The Film School supports us in going to the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, which ran from April 12-15 in Durham, NC. I know this post is slightly overdue, but I was waiting for the Festival to post the winners on their website. They still [...]

I don’t really plan on announcing every new film festival that has an open entry call (for every festival you could want to enter visit www.withoutabox.com), but I just got an e-mail from the CLGIFF announcing that right now the Early Bird entry deadline (May 15) has no entry fee. Any festival without an entry [...]