The Festival’s mission is to promote an increased appreciation for all cultures by showcasing the real lives of people all over the globe through independent film and to nurture the next generation of talented filmmakers within our community.
Screening five films from the collection The Fruit of Our Labor followed by Q&A
October 7th, 2011, 7 pm,
Regent Theater, 7 Medford Street, Arlington, MA
More info: http://www.aiffest.org/
Hosted by: MassArt Continuing Education; Taught by: Michael Sheridan; Join us for one or more of...
Online documentary filmmaking training, in development; Afghan and Haitian crises; Remembering our ‘ol pal Jeanne Steig
Michael called on FCTV to join him in working to educate the public about the importance of who selects and reports our news. Once the public starts hearing from more local voices we will begin to understand what the issues are that need to be addressed. We haven’t yet begun a dialogue based on good information.
Thoroughly enjoyable and well documented. Your film was strikingly informative of the cultures and harsh living conditions of the people of Afganistan.
It certainly makes you appreciative of the quality of life and opportunity we have here in the United States that we should not take for granted.
I thank you for expanding my world vision through AIFF. Continued success in the future.
I will be attending again tonight. Chris Adams