Bel Air Film Festival
The Bel Air International Film Festival, first held in 2008, [1] is an annual international film festival which takes place in Bel Air and the greater Los Angeles area. The festival honors films in the following categories: Film Fashion, Documentaries, Shorts, Comedy Shorts, Comedy, Drama, Animation, Foreign Films, Music Video, and Student Film.[2]
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2014 festival
At the 2014 festival, actress Tippi Hedren receieved the festival’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The award was presented by her daughter actress Melanie Griffith. [3]
2010 festival
The 2010 festival selected films included:
- The Band that Wouldn't Die directed by Barry Levinson, which tells the story of the Baltimore Colts Marching Band and their quest to keep the spirit of professional football alive in Baltimore long after the franchise moved to Indianapolis.
- A Shine of Rainbows, an Irish family drama, directed and co-written by Vic Sarin and starring Aidan Quinn.[4]
2009 festival
The 2009 festival took place November 13–17, and held 35 film screenings and 4 red-carpet events.[5]
Documentaries selected for the 2009 festival included:
- Science Plus Dharma Equals Social Responsibility, which captures Nobel Prize Winner Richard R. Ernst who brought the advent of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) through his pure research. The filming takes place in Ernst’s hometown of Switzerland.
- I Remember Better When I Paint, featuring Rita Hayworth’s daughter, Yasmin Aga Khan, president of Alzheimer Disease International. The film reviews the latest technology in treating Alzheimer's disease and focuses on the positive results received from patients that paint.
- Garbage Dreams, an international documentary film widely promoted by Al Gore.[6] It follows three teenage boys born into the trash trade, growing up in the world’s largest garbage village on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt.[7]
2008 festival
Honorees at the 2008 festival included Anya Sarre, celebrity stylist and head fashion stylist for Entertainment Tonight, The Insider and ET on MTV; and Orian Williams, producer of the award-winning film Control and one of Variety's "10 Producers to Watch".[8]
Screenings included:
- Louise Dahl-Wolfe: Painting with Light, a short documentary about the famed photographer's life and discovery of actress Lauren Bacall.
- James Gill Full Circles, a documentary short that is an autobiographical look at American pop artist James Gill (artist) which chronicles his meteoric rise and sudden disappearance from the Hollywood scene and art world.
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