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We are creating a category that is an interactive, non-genre, reciprocal relationship between the participating countries for the purpose of promoting and encouraging a borderless film community which circulates emerging filmmaker's work through submissions and attendance at Film North, Huntsville International Film Festival. With the Film North Film Alliance, we are creating a secure, low key event for film buffs to participate with international filmmakers in a dialogue exclusive to their particular concerns but also inclusive of multi-nationalities. At Film North we offer a safe forum for dialogue where filmmakers from around the world are free to express themselves. A distinguished moderator will be announced. We are building cultural bridges through a meeting of minds. By recognizing the existence of a common love of cinema, the family of man is nurtured. We invite and welcome filmmakers and film submissions to screen and compete in all our categories. A Question and Answer Forum Session with participating film makers accompanying their films, will follow each of the four time slotted feature screenings, in Partners Hall, Algonquin Theatre. The audience and media are invited to participate in these forums » September 2011 Newsletter » August 2011 Newsletter » June 2011 Newsletter |
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Environmental Theme Award Bull's Eye Lifetime Achievement Award Best Short Film Best Feature Film Documentary Film Award Viewer's Choice Golden Antler Award |
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Environment One Word, One World In our third year 2012, we will continue to showcase films with an Environmental Theme. Our world is changing on many levels. The most common universal concern is the environment. Nature and mankind have been co-existing throughout the ages in a push pull of strengths and weaknesses, saving and inflicting the consequences of vulnerabilities under the guise of Mother Nature and Civilization. It is appropriate for Film North to screen the year's best contributions to this thought provoking and critical subject.
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