Los Angeles International Student Film Fest

www.lastudentfilmfest.com

Congrats to this year's finalists! Information on tickets and program lineup will be announced next week. Screenings will be held on Saturday, August 29th!

Submissions are now open for LAISFF 2015! Earlybird deadline is June 28th for a discounted entry fee. LASTUDENTFILMFEST.COM

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LA International Student Film Fest 2014 LA International Student Film Festival is dedicated to supporting student filmmakers and creating a rich pallet of unique perspectives from around the world....

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Congratulations to our Jury Award Winners from June! Stay tuned for footage from the festival and photos that are coming soon.

Check us out on Nylon Daily. They chose the poster for "O Jogo" by Brazilian filmmaker Pedro Coutinho for their icon image!

Nylon Daily | We Screen LA International Student Film Fest

Vote for "Luftmenschen" on Indie Wire for project of the week! "Luftmenschen" is short film being produced this summer by the talented Anne Sawyier as a part of the American Film Institute directing workshop for women, a program that seeks to promote self-identified female filmmakers!

Vote for Project of the Week! Will It Be 'Election Night,' 'Luftmenschen,' 'The Tortoise,' or... Vote below for this week's Project of the Week.

"Between Us" was directed by student filmmaker Pingwen Wang who is currently enrolled in the graduate program at Loyola Marymount University, School of Film and TV. As a female filmmaker, Pingwen is dedicated to telling women's stories from a female point of view and assembled a production crew in which most of the key members were female. In "Between Us" we find Ariel in the middle of an affair with a married woman, Tara. She realizes that she wants more than just a relationship driven by lust which is more than Tara will ever be able to offer. It's time to make a decision to move forward or finally draw things to an end. Come find out what she decides on June 7th ! For more information visit www.lastudentfilmfest.com

Love Sriracha and Tapatio as much as we do? Put it on some popcorn and watch a movie this weekend or check out this exhibition at the Chinese American Museum in Downtown dedicated to exploring the impact that these delicious condiments have had on Los Angeles!

Chinese American Museum

http://camla.org/current-exhibits/ -heat-taste-changing-condiments

"Kanye Kanye" was directed by student filmmaker Miklas Manneke at the The South African School of Motion Picture and Live Performance. This insightful film takes place in a small township on the outskirts of Johannesburg, South Africa, where many years ago two best friends had a childish argument about which apple is better, the red or the green. The argument lead to the great division within the towns history. A big white line was drawn through the middle of the town and everyone who believed the green apple to be better would live on the right side of town in a green house, only wear green and visa versa. Fast forward to when Thomas a teenager from the green side falls in love with Thandi, a teenager from the red side. Can the couple's love overcome the social constraints? Come see at Regal Cinemas L.A. LIVE on June 7th!
Check out the original trailer and buy tickets here: http://lastudentfilmfest.bpt.me/

Kanye Kanye The film centre's itself in a small township, where many years ago, two best friends had a childish argument about which apple is better, the red or the gree...