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 11th AVIGNON/NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL, Nov. 9-13, 2005
hosted by Hunter College-CUNY
68th St. & Lexington Ave.
sponsored by Hunter College's Film & Media
Department
Tel: 212-772-4846, e-mail: avignonfest2005@aol.com
2005 GRAND PRIZE WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
NOW ON LINE:
"Avignon/New York" Daily Screening & Seminar Schedule
DOWNLOAD PROGRAM SCHEDULE AS A PDF
READ ABOUT ALL THE FILMS HERE!
ORDER ADVANCE TICKETS FOR "AVIGNON/NEW YORK" NOW!
FESTIVAL TICKETS GO ON SALE AT KAYE PLAYHOUSE ON OCT. 27
BOX OFFICE: 212-772-4448
Feature Films from France
AU SUIVANT! (Next!) by Jeanne Biras
DEADLINES by Ludi Boeken
DOO WOP by David Lanzmann
LE PLUS BEAU JOUR DE MA VIE (The Most Beautiful Day of My Life)
by Julie Lipinski
LE VOYAGE EN INDE (The Trip to India) by Yann Piquer
QUAND LES ANGES SEN MLENT (When Angels Interfere) by Crystel
Amsalem
ZE FILM by Guy Jacques
Feature Films from United States
BROOKLYN LOBSTER by Kevin Jordan
CONVENTIONEERS by Mora Stephens
DAVID & LAYLA by Jay
Jonroy
DUCK by Nicole Bettauer
FOUR CORNERS OF SUBURBIA by Elizabeth Puccini
LBS. by Matthew Bonifacio
PEE STAINS AND OTHER DISASTERS by Jon Carnoy
RED ROSES AND PETROL by Tamar Simon Hoffs
ROOM by Kyle Henry
RUNAWAY by Tim McCann
YOU ARE ALONE by Gorman Bechard
Documentaries
A MODEL FOR MATISSE by Barbara F. Freed
A SIDEWALK ASTRONOMER by Jeffrey Jacobs
KIRAN OVER MONGOLIA by Joseph Spaid
STOLEN by Rebecca Dreyfus
Short Films from France
ARS LONGA by Mathieu Robin
HANDICAP by Lewis-Martin Soucy
LE CARNET ROUGE by Mathieu Simonet
LE FIL SE PERD (The Disappearing Thread) by Tatiana Abbey
LES COUILLES DE MON CHAT (My Cats Balls) by Didier Bnureau
LUN DANS lAUTRE (One Inside the Other) by Audrey Schebat
MORT A LECRAN (Live from Death Row) by Alexis Ferrebeuf
SOMEWHERE by Emmanuel Murat
TAS DBEAUX YEUX, TU SAIS! (What Beautiful Eyes You Have!) by
Jean-Pierre Malignon
TEST by Didier Rouget
Short Films from United States
COLD DARK NIGHT WITH BRILLIANCE by Kenny Hargrove
GESTATION
by Cullen McGraw
KIND OF A BLUR by Jon Goldman
LAST CALL by Robert Bailey
SHEPHERDS by Florence Buchanan & Karen McIntyre
SNAPSHOT by Andrew Lund
THE LISTENER by Michael Chang
THE METHOD by Jason Holzman
THE PASSAGE OF MRS. CALABASH by Scott Tuft
TWITCH by Leah
Meyerhoff
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We celebrate French and American independent film with
premieres, retrospectives, round-table
discussions on pertinent issues with industry experts,
interviews with filmmakers, along with receptions, gourmet foods and high-caliber beverages, wines and
liqueurs, and prizes for emerging
filmmakers.
To kick off our second decade of organizing high-calibre film
festivals in New York City, we have moved Avignon/New York from the spring to the autumn! Hunter
College-CUNY offers extraordinary potential as the new home of
Avignon/New York in Manhattan, with the prestigious 650-seat
Kaye Playhouse as our main screening facility. In addition to
all Festival screenings, Hunter will also host the Festivals
interviews, discussion groups, receptions, and VIP functions at
their Upper Eastside main campus at 68th Street & Lexington
Avenue.
NEW:
The Pierre Salinger Award for Documentary Filmmaking to
be awarded to a deserving documentary filmmaker in memory of Mr.
Salinger (1925-2004), who was spokesman for President Kennedy,
served as Senator from California and was a renowned television
journalist.
  Click here to read about Mr. Salinger and
our Tribute to him that was organized at this summer's Avignon
Film Festival!
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The 2005 Avignon/New York Film Festival program schedule will
soon be posted here.
Please check back here regularly for updates!
2005 "Avignon/New York" Ticket and VIP Badge Prices
* one (1) festival screening ticket = $8 ($5 for students, $4 for
Hunter students)
* one (1) Round-Table Discussion or Interview= $5 (free for all
students)
* one (1) "Cinephile" Card (good for any 10
Festival screenings) = $50
($40 for students, $30 for Hunter students)
* one (1) VIP Badge (good for all Festival screenings,
discussions, receptions) = $100 ($80 for students, $50 for Hunter
students)
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