Showing posts with label filmmaker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label filmmaker. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Gwyneth Christoffel's film 'LIV' at the Atlantic Film Festival

Gwyneth Christoffel wrote and directed 'LIV' while in her last year at UAT. The film will screen at the Atlantic Film Festival as part of the NextGen Shorts on

Monday, Sep 21 at 9:30 p.m. and
Thursday, Sep 24 at 4:30 p.m. at

Cineplex Cinema Park Lane in Halifax.

More information about Gwyneth can be found at her website: http://gwynethchristoffel.com/
or for tickets go to: http://www.atlanticfilm.com/festivals/atlantic-film-festival/2015-program-guide

Thursday, October 30, 2014

Gwyneth Christoffel at the Chicago International Children's Film Festival

“I am traveling to Chicago this Friday to
Still of 'The Last Leaf'
attend the screening of my film The Last Leaf at the Chicago International Children's Film Festival. I've been invited to do a Q & A following the screening on Saturday afternoon Nov 1 and will also be able to see many films and meet filmmakers and film festival programmers from many different countries. This same festival screened Recipe for Love a couple of years ago and because of it, other film festivals around the world also chose to screen it.”

Gwyneth Christoffel
, filmmaker
(2013 NSTT Shelagh MacKenzie and Lieutenant Governor Award)

The 31st Chicago International Children's Film Festival takes place from October 24 through November 2, 2014 and is considered the top film festival for kids ages 2 - 16 in the USA.  This year the Festival features 288 films from 43 countries, selected from over 3000 entries.

More information about the festival at: http://www.facets.org/kids/index.php

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

The Disappeared by filmmaker Shandi Mitchell - Tonight at the Atlantic Film Festival

The Atlantic Film Festival’s Outdoor Film Experience: 

The Disappeared,
Shandi Mitchell www.thedisappearedthefilm.com.
writen and directed by Shandi Mitchell

7:45 PM Tuesday, September 16 

at the Ferry Terminal Park by the Alderney Ferry Terminal in downtown Dartmouth. 

Admission is free and the film is rated 14A for coarse language.


On Tuesday, October 7, The Disappeared on DVD and Bluray on Amazon will be released in select stores across Canada. The Disappeared on DVD and Bluray includes video extras such as director's commentary, French subtitles and English closed captioning and behind the scenes documentaries. To get your copy of The Disappeared ask at your local video store or purchase it directly from the films team at www.thedisappearedthefilm.com.