Don't miss Academy Award nominee for Best Picture, MIDNIGHT IN PARIS, 1/31-2/5!

MIDNIGHT IN PARIS

  Directed by Woody Allen

94 minutes   PG-13

 

If you haven't seen this film yet or if you want to see it one more time on the big screen, here is your chance. Nominated for an Oscar for Best Picture, this romantic comedy immerses you in  Paris as never before. Gil (Owen Wilson) is a successful Hollywood screenwriter and a frustrated first-time novelist. He is visiting Paris with his fiance but wishes it was the 1920's, The Golden Age, when the City of Lights was teeming with writers, poets and artists. A midnight stroll brings that wish even closer.

 

Considered Woody Allen's best film since Annie Hall, this delightful movie is romantic, fanciful and extremely enjoyable.

 

WATCH THE TRAILER: www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYRWfS2s2v4

Tuesday, January 31 & Wednesday, February 1

7:30pm

EL Hannah Community Center

819 Abbot Road, EL

Tickets are $8, for seniors $6 and for students $3

Thursday, February 2

7:30pm ONLY

Friday, Saturday & Sunday February  3, 4 & 5

7pm & 9:15pm

Wells Hall

Red Cedar Road, MSU campus, East Lansing

(don't let the construction discourage you, it's open)

Tickets are $8, for seniors $6 and for students $3

PLEASE HELP THE FILM FESTIVAL IN ITS TIME OF NEED

Dear friends of the film festival,

The 2011 East Lansing Film  Festival was a great success on all levels - programming, organization, attendance. Unfortunately due to the chronic financial crisis, ELFF is experiencing a dire deficit that threatens its very existence.

 I am appealing to you to help ELFF get through this difficult time. We will be fundraising throughout the year with events, grant writing and a wide search for more sponsors. Yet if you donate now, your contribution will be tax-deductible for the year 2011.

Please make any size donation. Every little bit helps. They say it takes a village to raise a child. That now applies to holding a world-class film festival in mid-Michigan. Happy Holidays!

 With sincere humility,

 

Susan W. Woods

Director, East Lansing Film Festival

 

If you wish to pay by check, please make it payable to ELFF and mail it to:

ELFF, 210 Abbot Road, #48, East Lansing, MI 48823

Please be sure your address is available on the check or your return address so that we can mail you your tax receipt. Thank you!

14th Annual East Lansing Film Festival Audience Award Winners

Congratulations to the 2011 ELFF Audience Award Winners:

Feature: Deadheads Directed by Drew Pierce and Brett Pierce

Honorable Mention: In a Better World and Incendies

Documentary: Buck Directed by Cindy Meehl

Honorable Mention: Stitched Directed by Janalia Moreno

Short: My Barista Directed by Nick Hurwitch

Honorable Mention: Hard Directed by Michael Dunker

LMFC Feature: Fall Away Directed by Boris Wexler

LMFC Documentary: Composed Directed by Charley Rivkin

LMFC Short: Nain Rouge Directed by Jasmine Rivera 

LMFC Short Documentary: The Kings of Flint Directed by Geri Zeldes and Troy Hale

LMFC Student Narrative: American Terrorist Directed by Ben Sherman

LMFC Student Documentary: Lake Village Directed by Ryan Booms

Congratulations to the winners of the Lake Michigan Film Competition (LMFC)!  Click HERE to see the full list of winners.

14th Annual East Lansing Film Festival November 9-17, 2011

Poster design by CiesaDesign

COME ONE COME ALL to the East Lansing Film Festival.

Click HERE to see the film descriptions, festival schedule and to plan your film festival extravaganza!

See encoures of 6 fantastic films Mon, 11/14, Tues, 11/15 and Wed, 11/16 at 6:30pm & 8:30pm at Celebration! Cinema.

Dont' miss Where Soldiers Come from with visiting Filmmaker Heather Courtney, Wed, 11/16 at the Hannah Community Center, 7:30pm and our closing night film The Red Machine, Thurs, 11/17 at the Hannah Community Center, 7:30pm.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS OF THE 2011 LMFC!

Click HERE to see the full list of winners.