New selection for Dignity, finalist at the Largo Film Awards.
Winners shall be announced soon, we’ll see! 😉
New selection for Dignity, finalist at the Largo Film Awards.
Winners shall be announced soon, we’ll see! 😉
Honestly very happy that Coltrane is undergoing such a bubbling moment, at last! All the latest selections are for it!
This one is for the White Whale Online Film Festival in Los Angeles. Yessss! 🙂
This is such a funny paradox: a super chichen like me competing at a horror festival!! Fantastic….
Kidding apart, this is cool stuff for my Coltrane: great to be part of this festival as it is organized by the “Torino Comics” team! I really hope I can be there.
I am honestly very happy for this selection of my “Coltrane” to such an important and historical festival such as the Festival de Cine de Zaragoza!
Screening schedule to be advised within short! In the meanwhile. the thing that amuses me most is the fact the the short is selected for the section “Aragon Negro“: the name itself already sound real spooky!!
Sometimes festivals are so busy with things to do that they end up forgetting letting you know you are in the official selection!
This was the case with the Festival Internacional De Cine Afro Kunta Kinte, that screened Dignity on September 8th. It’s a pity I did not know, even though Colombia is nor really just around the corner 🙂
So many amazing things! It is hard to keep up with the pace of my own stuff sometimes, so the moment I would need to write a post they become two! So many gifts from life…
Dignity is selected for two more festivals, the KO&digital (with screening of November 9) and the 3 Little Wolves, aka the “Children First: Anthropological Film Festival of Children and Youth”. Both of them are really cool festival, with lots of deep and interesting issues, mind and heart opening. I am so happy!
New selection for “Dignity” at the Eastbourne Crossing the Screen Festival, in East Sussex, south-east of London. The festival will take place on 4-6 November 2016.
Would be lovely to be there!
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