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The 21st Century Filmmaker Awards are given out at each Avignon/New York Film Festival. The Roger Statuette (pronounced "ro-jay") was created by sculptor John Knowles of the Roger Smith Hotel to symbolize the Award's cinematic creativity and independence. The 2007 prizewinners will be announced on the final day of this year's festival, Nov. 18, 2007, based on audience voting!

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13th annual AVIGNON/NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL
November 9, 10, 11 & 16, 17, 18, 2007
Department of Film & Media, Hunter College-CUNY, 695 Park Ave., 4th floor North Building, Entrance on 68th or 69th Street & Lexington Ave.
New York, NY 10021 / T. 212-650-3391 / e-mail: avignonfest2007@aol.com

FINAL PRESS RELEASE with Award Winners

Download the complete 2007 Festival Program as a PDF file (click here!)

ALL 2007 FESTIVAL SELECTIONS : (CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE DAILY SCHEDULE, INCLUDING DISCUSSIONS AND PANELS!)
• Click here for blurbs on all Features & Documentaries!
• Click here for blurbs on Shorts!
• Click here for listing of all Discussions and Panels!
• Click here for listing of all Hunter Student Films!

RESERVE & PURCHASE YOUR ADVANCED TICKETS &
VIP BADGE(S) FOR THE 2007 AVIGNON/NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL
AT HUNTER COLLEGE-CUNY HERE!
AT HOME PAGE, CLICK ON "RESERVE TICKETS"

FEATURE FILMS USA (Click here for blurbs & screening times!)
“Divergence” by Parick J. Donnelly (USA, 2007, 114 min.)
“New York City Serenade” by Frank Whaley (USA, 2007, 104 min.)
“On The Doll” by Thomas Mignone (USA, 2007, 102 min.)
“Superheroes” by Alan Brown (USA, 2006, 84 min.)
“Year of the Fish” by David Kaplan (USA, 2006, 96 min.)

FEATURE FILMS EUROPE (Click here for blurbs & screening times!)
“Komma” by Martine Doyen (France/Belgium, 2006, 92 min., ST Eng.)
“La Part Animale” by Sébastien Jaudeau (The Animal Part, France, 2007, 87 min., ST Eng.)
“Il Sera Une Fois” by Sandrine Veysset (Once Upon A Tomorrow, France, 2007, 90 min., ST Eng.)

 DOCUMENTARIES (Click here for blurbs and screening times!)
“A Lawyer Walks Into A Bar…” by Eric Chaikin (USA, 2007, 80 min.)
“From The 50 Yard Line” by Doug Lantz (USA, 2007, 108 min.)
“I  Love You, Me Neither: Artists and Critics” by Maria de Medeiros (France, 2006, 82 min., ST Eng.)
“Jazz on a Winter’s Day” by Sven Jansel & Gerald Lehner (Austria, 2007, 43 min.)
“Keepers of Eden” by Yoram Porath (USA, 2007, 76 min.)
“The Music in Me” by Nigel Traill (Australia, 2007, 63 min.)
“Welcome to Nollywood” by Jamie Meltzer (USA, 2007, 58 min.)

SHORT FILMS / COURT METRAGES (Click here for blurbs on shorts!)

DIVA by Josephine Mackerras (France, 2007, 7 min.)
FETCH by Daniel Bernhardt (USA, 2007, 20 min.)
GEORGE & KARL by Grainger David (USA, 2007, 4 min.)
GRATTE-PAPIER by Guillaume Martinez (Penpusher, France, 2005, 8 min.)
HOW TO BE POPULAR by John Dilley (USA, 2006, 15 min.)
[JEAN] = TRUTH by Sunhee Cho (USA, 2006, 11 min.)
JUSTE UNE HEURE by Virginie Peignien (Just One Hour, France, 2007, 12 min.)
LE GIGOT by Thomas Ruat (France, 2007, 10 min.)
LUNE DE MIEL by François Breniaux (Honey Moon, France, 2006, 25 min.)
MEDIUM RARE by Stefan Stuckert (UK, 2007, 14 min.)
MORNING FALL by Edward McGinty (USA, 2007, 9 min.)
M ET M by Amos Ezra Katz (USA, 2007, 3 min.)
ONCE UPON A TIME … SASHA AND DESIRÉ
by Cécile Vernant (France, 2007, 24 min.)
THE 5:22 by Bernadette Demisay (USA, 2006, 20 min.)
THIEVERY by Nadia Szold (USA, 2007, 10 min.)
TO PAINT THE PORTRAIT OF A BIRD by Seamus McNally (USA, 2007, 17 min.)

Film Program Tickets: Order Advanced tickets for Film Programs.
(At Home Page, click "Reserve Tickets")

$8 per film program;
($5 for students & seniors) ($4 for CUNY students & faculty with current I.D.)
Complimentary admission for all Hunter faculty, staff and students with current I.D. on a
first-come, first serve-basis

Cinephile Cards, good for any 10 Festival film programs:
$50; ($40 for students & seniors);
($30 for CUNY students & faculty with I.D.)

Discussions & Panels: Complimentary admission on a first-come, first serve-basis
(Click here for listing of all Discussions and Panels!)

VIP Badge(s), good for ALL Festival interviews, discussions and film programs:
$100; ($80 for students & seniors) ($50 for CUNY students & faculty with I.D.)
VIP BADGE RESERVATIONS

John Turturro was the winner of the 2006 Châteauneuf-du-Pape Cinema Award (which delivers to the award-winner a case of one of these great Côtes-du-Rhône wines every year for the next 10 years) and a special guest at the 2006 Avignon/New York Film Festival.
(Click here OR on the bottle for more information about Chateauneuf-du-Pape.)

The Pierre Salinger Award for Documentary Filmmaking to be awarded to a deserving documentary filmmaker at the 2007 Avignon/New York Film Festival in memory of Mr. Salinger (below, 1925-2004), who was spokesman for President Kennedy, served as Senator from California and was a renowned television journalist.


Maria de Medieros, Ashley Wren Collins & J.H. Rudes
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