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Deauville
is celebrating its 25th birthday with a gala evening (Sept 8) and a star-studded
attendance: Cyd Charisse, James Coburn, John Hurt, Gena Rowlands, Sydney
Pollack, Lauren Bacall, just to name a few. With a special homage to Maurice
Jarre (Sept 3), Al Pacino (Sept 5), Robin Williams (Sept 7), Michael Caine
(Sept 8), Ang Lee (Sept 9), almost every evening will be starry.
This
American film festival is more than ever a showcase for top-grossing films
yet continues to put the spotlight on independent productions made in
the USA . In the perspective of awarding new talent, the Competition was
created in 1995 and once again this year, the ten feature films will vie
for the Grand Prize and the Jury Prize.
The
1998 edition of Deauville saw the addition of a short film competition,
which this year is comprised of 10 films less than 30 minutes running
time. The ten films are programmed for a special projection on Saturday,
September 11th.
Competition
Short Film Competition
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Films
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12 Stops On The Road To Nowhere by Jay Lowi
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The Clock by Noah Laracy
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Debutante by Mollie Jones
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More by Mark
- Osborne Protest by S.D. Katz
- Razor's Edge by Lorenzo Benedick
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Red Ribbon by Elisabeth Löchen
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Ruben by Grant Barbeito
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The Second Bakery Attack by Wolf Baschung
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Suburban Monogamy by Sean Presant
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Running
time
18
Min
13'10
Min
11
Min
6
Min
1'45
Min
13'45
Min
12'37
Min
5
Min
14
Min
17'30
Min
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