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The USA Film Festival Announces Schedule of Events | In Theater April 21-25
GaylerSmith CompanyGaylerSmith Company Posted On April 7, 2021


The USA Film Festival announces the schedule of events for the 51st Annual USA Film Festival, April 21 – 25, 2021.  The in-theater program will be held at the Angelika Film Center, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, Texas.

One of the oldest festivals in the U.S., the USA Film Festival celebrates its 51st anniversary this year.  The first festival to devote itself to the American filmmaker back in 1970, today presents over 50 days of diverse programs every year.

“We are so glad to be able to celebrate Dallas Arts Month and bring our program to the community.” USAFF Managing Director Ann Alexander says.  “With support from our Sponsors, this year’s program will be presented as all-free-admission.”

“We know that a lot of people are experiencing financial challenges and that people have missed being able to get out to a theater and see a movie.  We wanted to present a diverse and accessible program.”

This year’s feature film programs include Johan von Sydow’s Tiny Tim: King For a Day;  Mariem Pérez Riera’s Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It; Sonia Kennebeck’s Enemies of the State; Euros Lyn’s Dream Horse; Anders Thomas Jensen’s Riders of Justice; Nicole Riegel’s Holler; Ben Sharrock’s Limbo; Luke Holland’s Final Account; Ümran Safter’s Leave the Door Open; Tracey Deer’s Beans; Joe Duca’s Her Name Was Jo; and Arnold Lim’s All-in Madonna.

“The full line-up includes new feature films, documentaries and true stories, and dozens of short films” Alexander continued.  “And, of course, safety measures will be in place.  Masks will be required and social distancing seating protocols will be observed for this year’s contact-free event.”

Tickets are free but must be reserved in advance by calling The Festival office at 214-821-6300 beginning April 16th.  No walk-up tickets will be available.

Additional programs featuring Master Artists will be scheduled later in the year.

For more details and to view the full schedule, visit www.usafilmfestival.com

OFFICIAL SPONSORS

USA Film Festival 51 is supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Arts & Culture, the Texas Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.  Presenting Sponsors include TACA – The Arts Community Alliance, Sidley LLP, Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate, Gaedeke Group, Carol and Alan J. Bernon Family Charitable Foundation, Moody Fund for the Arts, Headington Company, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, Mary Fox and Laura Fox, Norma’s Café, Dallas Creative Industries, The Downtown Business News, and the Angelika Film Center.

ABOUT THE USA FILM FESTIVAL

A year-round film festival featuring 50 days of programs.  The USA Film Festival is a 51-year-old Dallas-based 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to the recognition and promotion of excellence in the film and video arts.  Year-round events include the annual KidFilm® Festival; monthly screenings; special programs and premieres; and the USA Film Festival, held each Spring.  Throughout the year, the Festival presents a variety of membership, exhibition, educational, and cultural programs designed to promote equity and equality, and to bring together audiences and artists for a “live cinema” experience


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The USA Film Festival Announces Schedule of Events for USAFF50 In-Theater Program June 24 – 28, 2020
GaylerSmith CompanyGaylerSmith Company Posted On June 16, 2020



The USA Film Festival announces the schedule of events for the 50th Annual USA Film Festival, June 24 – 28, 2020.  The in-theater program will be held at the Angelika Film Center, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, Texas.

One of the oldest festivals in the U.S., the USA Film Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.  The first festival to devote itself to the American filmmaker back in 1970, today presents over 50 days of diverse programs every year.

The recent shutdowns caused the USAFF to re-schedule its annual April festival, which will now take place on June 24-28, 2020 at the Angelika Film Center Dallas.

“As Dallas theaters begin to reopen, we are so glad to be able to bring our program to the community.” USAFF Managing Director Ann Alexander says.  “With support from our Sponsors, this year’s program will be presented as all-free-admission.”

“We know that a lot of people are experiencing financial challenges and that people have missed being able to get out to a theater and see a movie.  We wanted to present an accessible program that offered something for people of all ages.”

This year’s opening night, “Free Dinner and a Movie,” will feature two classic films – Hal Ashby’s beloved, offbeat dark comedy Harold and Maude (1971) and a 40th anniversary screening of the ever-popular disaster movie parody Airplane! (1980).  A new animated family film for younger kids, 100% Wolf, rounds out the opening night line up which also includes a free box dinner courtesy of USAFF sponsor Norma’s Café.

“The full line-up includes new feature films, documentaries and true stories, and short films” Alexander continued.  “And of course, safety measures will be in place.  Masks will be required and social distancing seating protocols will be observed for this year’s contact-free event.”

Additional programs featuring Master Artists will be scheduled later in the year.

USAFF Award-winning Short Films were selected by USAFF National Jury Members — director and teacher Karen Allen; actor, producer, director and teacher Diane Baker; actor, playwright, screenwriter, author and film historian Jim Beaver; cinematographer Bill Butler; actor Dale Dickey; visual artist and filmmaker Rosson Crow; actor Peri Gilpin; animator and animation supervisor Bill Haller; motion picture sound mixer, writer and director Ron Judkins; filmmaker and teacher Sandra Luckow; actor, producer, writer and director Ralph Macchio; manager, writer, producer and director Chris Roe; actor, author and storyteller Stephen Tobolowsky; and actor Brian Van Holt.

For more details and to view the full schedule, visit www.usafilmfestival.com

OFFICIAL SPONSORS

USA Film Festival 50 is supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Arts & Culture, the Texas Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.  Presenting Sponsors include TACA – The Arts Community Alliance, Sidley LLP, Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate, Gaedeke Group, Carol and Alan J. Bernon Family Charitable Foundation, Moody Fund for the Arts, Headington Company, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, Mary Fox and Laura Fox, Norma’s Café, Texas Film Commission, SAG-AFTRA, Dallas Producers Association, The Downtown Business News, and the Angelika Film Center.

ABOUT THE USA FILM FESTIVAL

A year-round film festival featuring 50 days of programs

The USA Film Festival is a 50-year-old Dallas-based 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to the recognition and promotion of excellence in the film and video arts.  Year-round events include the annual KidFilm® Festival; monthly screenings; special programs and premieres; and the USA Film Festival, held each Spring.  Throughout the year, the Festival presents a variety of membership, exhibition, educational, and cultural programs designed to promote equity and equality, and to bring together audiences and artists


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USA Film Festival Announces Winners of the USAFF50 International Short Film Competition
GaylerSmith CompanyGaylerSmith Company Posted On May 14, 2020



Chosen from more than 500 international entries from 36 countries, the winning films included:

FIRST PLACE / NARRATIVE
Traces, Sébastien Pins, director

FIRST PLACE / ANIMATION
Gon, the Little Fox, Takeshi Yashiro, director

FIRST PLACE / NON-FICTION
Ashes to Ashes, Taylor Rees & Renan Ozturk, directors

FIRST PLACE / EXPERIMENTAL
Blue Pig, Yaxiong Shao, director

STUDENT AWARD
Tree #3, Omer Ben-Shachar, director

TEXAS AWARD
My Dinner with Werner, Maverick Moore, director

The 2020 National Jury included actor, director and teacher Karen Allen; actor, producer, director and teacher Diane Baker; actor, playwright, screenwriter, author and film historian Jim Beaver; cinematographer Bill Butler; actor Dale Dickey; visual artist and filmmaker Rosson Crow; actor Peri Gilpin; animator and animation supervisor Bill Haller; motion picture sound mixer, writer and director Ron Judkins; filmmaker and teacher Sandra Luckow; actor, producer, writer and director Ralph Macchio; manager, writer, producer and director Chris Roe; actor, author and storyteller Stephen Tobolowsky; and actor Brian Van Holt.

Award-winning films will be screened during the 50th Annual USA Film Festival to be re-scheduled ASAP in 2020 at the Angelika Film Center Dallas.

This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the long-running USA Film Festival, which has awarded prizes to dozens of now established filmmakers early in their careers including Mark Osborne (More), Don Hertzfeldt (Lilly and Jim), Chel White (Choreography for Copy Machine), Bill Plympton (Your Face), Michael Almereyda (Another Girl, Another Planet), Jessica Yu (Breathing Lessons: The Life and Work of Mark O’Brien), Wes Anderson (Bottle Rocket), Marlon Riggs (Tongues Untied), Todd Haynes (Superstar), Alexander Payne (The Passion of Martin), George Hickenlooper (Some Folks Call it a Sling Blade), Alan Taylor (That Burning Question) and John Lasseter (Tin Toy).

In addition to the National Jury Awards, FESTIVAL-AWARDED PRIZES also went to the following short works:

Jury Prize/Narrative category – Alina, Rami Kodeih, director
Jury Prize/Animation category – If Anything Happens I Love You, Will McCormack & Michael Govier, directors
Jury Prize/Non-Fiction category – Mr. Somebody, Brian Wertheim, director
Jury Prize/Experimental category – Blue Reverie, Siting Yang, director
Jury Prize/Student category – Furthest From, Kyung Sok Kim, director
Jury Prize/Texas category – Invaders from Above, Dano Johnson & Kevin Maher, directors
Honorable Mention, Narrative – Bye, Circle, Tae Young Kim, director
Honorable Mention, Animation – The Mechanical Dancer, Jenna Jaillet, director
Honorable Mention, Non-Fiction – Tending Clouds, Joel Sandvos, director
Honorable Mention, Experimental – If We Had Tomorrow, Anastasiya Yevchenko, director
Honorable Mention, Experimental – The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating, Elisabeth Tova Bailey, director
Honorable Mention, Student – Irse, Marian Carrasquero & Jean-Philippe Dobrin, directors
Honorable Mention, Student – Unraveled, Isabel Wiegand, Asil Atay, Arden Colley & Kellie Fay, directors
Honorable Mention, Texas – Departure, Stan Wong, director
Performance Award – Gayle Rankin in Kathryn Prescott’s Jane
Performance Award – Rusty Schwimmer in Yaya (Ilya Simakov)’s Keep it Quiet

OFFICIAL SPONSORS
Sponsors of the 50th Annual USA Film Festival include Carol and Alan J. Bernon Family Charitable Foundation, Sidley LLP, Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate, Gaedeke Group, TACA – The Arts Community Alliance, Moody Fund for the Arts, Headington Company, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, Mary Fox and Laura Fox, Norma’s Café, SAG-AFTRA, The Downtown Business News, KERA-TV, Alford Media Services and the Angelika Film Center Dallas.

The USA Film Festival is supported, in part, by the City of Dallas Office of Arts & Culture.
The USA Film Festival is supported, in part, by the Texas Commission on the Arts.
The USA Film Festival is supported, in part, by the National Endowment for the Arts.

ABOUT THE USA FILM FESTIVAL
A year-round film festival featuring 50 days of programs
The USA Film Festival is a 50-year-old Dallas-based 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to the recognition and promotion of excellence in the film and video arts. Year-round events include the annual KidFilm® Festival; monthly screenings; special programs and premieres; and the USA Film Festival, held each Spring. Throughout the year, the Festival presents a variety of membership, exhibition, educational, and cultural programs designed to promote equity and equality.


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The USA Film Festival Announces SHORT FILM JURORS for the 50th Annual USA Film Festival 2020 | Peri Gilpin, Diane Baker & Karen Allen to Join In
GaylerSmith CompanyGaylerSmith Company Posted On April 15, 2020


The USA Film Festival announces JURORS for its annual International Short Film Competition, part of the 50th Annual USA Film Festival program to be presented in 2020.

The USA Film Festival welcomes new and returning Jurors:

Actor, director and teacher Karen Allen
Actor, producer, director and teacher Diane Baker
Actor, playwright, screenwriter, author and film historian Jim Beaver
Cinematographer Bill Butler
Actor Dale Dickey
Visual artist and filmmaker Rosson Crow
Actor Peri Gilpin
Animator and animation supervisor Bill Haller
Motion picture sound mixer, writer and director Ron Judkins
Filmmaker and teacher Sandra Luckow
Actor, producer, writer and director Ralph Macchio
Manager, writer, producer and director Chris Roe
Actor, author and storyteller Stephen Tobolowsky
Actor Brian Van Holt

Chosen from more than 500 international entries, the Jurors will designate awards in the following categories for short film works:

FIRST PLACE / NARRATIVE
FIRST PLACE / ANIMATION
FIRST PLACE / NON-FICTION
FIRST PLACE / EXPERIMENTAL
The STUDENT AWARD
The TEXAS AWARD
In addition, several special JURY AWARDS will also be conferred.

Award-winning films will be announced in late April and screened during the 50th Annual USA Film Festival (to be re-scheduled ASAP in 2020).

Over the past four decades, the USAFF’s long-running program has awarded prizes to dozens of now established filmmakers early in their careers including Mark Osborne (More), Don Hertzfeldt (Lilly and Jim), Chel White (Choreography for Copy Machine), Bill Plympton (Your Face), Michael Almereyda (Another Girl, Another Planet), Jessica Yu (Breathing Lessons: The Life and Work of Mark O’Brien), Wes Anderson (Bottle Rocket), Marlon Riggs (Tongues Untied), Todd Haynes (Superstar), Alexander Payne (The Passion of Martin), George Hickenlooper (Some Folks Call it a Sling Blade), Alan Taylor (That Burning Question) and John Lasseter (Tin Toy).

OFFICIAL SPONSORS
Sponsors of the 50th Annual USA Film Festival include Carol and Alan J. Bernon Family Charitable Foundation, Sidley LLP, Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate, Gaedeke Group, TACA – The Arts Community Alliance, Moody Fund for the Arts, Headington Company, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, Mary Fox and Laura Fox, Norma’s Café, SAG-AFTRA, The Downtown Business News, KERA-TV, Alford Media Services and the Angelika Film Center Dallas.

The USA Film Festival is supported, in part, by the City of Dallas Office of Arts & Culture.
The USA Film Festival is supported, in part, by the Texas Commission on the Arts.
The USA Film Festival is supported, in part, by the National Endowment for the Arts.

ABOUT THE USA FILM FESTIVAL
A year-round film festival featuring 50 days of programs
The USA Film Festival is a 50-year-old Dallas-based 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to the recognition and promotion of excellence in the film and video arts. Year-round events include the annual KidFilm® Festival; monthly screenings; special programs and premieres; and the USA Film Festival, held each Spring. Throughout the year, the Festival presents a variety of membership, exhibition, educational, and cultural programs designed to promote equity and equality.


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USA Film Festival Opens with Halston | Check out Schedule of Events
GaylerSmith CompanyGaylerSmith Company Posted On April 24, 2019


The USA Film Festival announces the schedule of events for the 49th Annual USA Film Festival, April 24 – 28, 2019. Celebrating Dallas Arts Month, all programs will be held at the Angelika Film Center, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, Texas. Advance tickets are available exclusively through Ticketmaster beginning April 10, 2019.

The exciting full schedule of programs, guests and events may be viewed at the USA Film Festival’s website www.usafilmfestival.com

Thanks to support from The City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs and the Festival’s Sponsors, the

Festival is pleased to present over 50% of all presentations as Free Admission for the community.

America’s first superstar designer, Halston created an empire and personified the dramatic social and sexual revolution of the last century. Moving beyond Halston’s embodiment of 1970’s glamour, acclaimed filmmaker Frédéric Tcheng reveals Halston’s impact on fashion, culture, and business. HALSTON captures the epic sweep of the life and times of the legendary designer Roy Halston Frowick , the man who set women free with his unstructured designs and strove to “dress all of America.” While framing the story as an investigation using scripted scenes featuring actress and writer Tavi Gevinson as a young archivist diving into the Halston company records, Tcheng expertly weaves rare archival footage and intimate interviews with Halston’s family, friends and collaborators including Liza Minnelli , Andy Warhol , Iman , his niece Lesley Frowick , and filmmaker Joel Schumacher . What results is a behind-the-headlines look into the thrilling struggle between Halston’s artistic legacy and the pressures of big business.

Frédéric Tcheng (Director, Producer, Writer, Editor ) is a French-born filmmaker  whose 2015 directorial debut, D ior and I, was distributed worldwide to much acclaim.

He also co-directed D iana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel; and was the co-producer  and co-editor of V valentine: The Last Emperor . Frédéric is currently directing two art-related documentaries and developing fiction projects.

This year’s program highlights and guests include:
– Salute to actress Constance Towers in conjunction with a special 55th Anniversary screening of The Naked Kiss (1964) and on-stage conversation.

– Salute to actor Ed Asner in conjunction with a screening of Ed Asner: On Stage and Off andconversation with Asner and the film’s writer/director Kurt Jacobsen.

– Salute to actor Udo Kier in conjunction with a screening of Last Moment of Clarity and on-stage conversation. The film’s co-writer/directors, Colin Krisel and James Krisel, and lead actor Zach Avery will also be in attendance.

– Salute to actor/director Timothy Busfield in conjunction with a screening of Guest Artist (starring Jeff Daniels) and on-stage conversation. Actress Melissa Gilbert (producer of the film) will also be in attendance.

– Special guest director/producer Edward Zwick will attend the Festival to present Trial by Fire, which is based on the true, tragic and controversial story of Cameron Todd Willingham (who was convicted and executed for an arson-related triple homicide that occurred in Corsicana, Texas in 1991). An onstage conversation with Mr. Zwick will follow the screening.

– Stephen Tobolowsky Hosts the “Showcase Shorts” program featuring a fun/dark line-up of new short films with filmmaker guests in attendance including: writer/director Chris Roe and actress Traci Lords will present Cemetery Tales: A Tale of Two Sisters (featuring Lords); actress Denise Crosby will be in attendance for Paul Sanchez’s At the Fence; writer/director Eli Powers will present Holy Moses starring Thomas Sadoski and Amanda Seyfried; director Foster Wilson and actor Josh Zuckerman will present Made Public (featuring Zuckerman); and writer/director Lisa McFadden will present her directorial debut The Ill-Timed Enlightenment of Jason Voorhees. Actor Stephen Tobolowsky will host the on-stage Q&A with all guests following the screenings.

– Writer/director Frédéric Tcheng will present the documentary Halston, which details the fascinating life and career of an American fashion legend — Roy Halston Frowick. Halston’s niece, Lesley Frowick, will also be in attendance. Ticket holders for Opening Night films are invited to join the Festival for a reception featuring models sporting Halston Heritage fashions with our visitingfilmmakers (sponsored by Tootsies.)

– Writer/director Laura Steinel will present her endearing comedy, Family, starring Bryn Vale (also in attendance), Taylor Schilling, Kate McKinnon, Brian Tyree Henry, Jessie Ennis, Blair Beeken, Matt Walsh, Allison Tolman, Eric Edelstein, and Fabrizio Guido.

Producer Jon Cornick will present Bolden, a film that imagines the powerful yet tragic journey of Buddy Bolden, the unsung inventor of jazz about whom little is known. This free-admission program will be presented in partnership with D’JAM (Dallas Jazz Appreciation Month) and the
Sammons Center for the Arts.

– Director Cheryl Allison will present her feature debut Shatter the Silence, which explores the #MeToo movement in terms of its effects here in North Texas. Also in attendance will be women’s rights activist and former Texas State Senator Wendy Davis, Texas State Representative Victoria Neave, and
producer Natalie Murray.

– Writer/director Olive Talley will present her documentary All Rise for the Good of the Children, a film that provides a rare and inspiring look inside the courtroom of a family court judge in Tyler, Texas who has pioneered an innovative and unconventional approach to healing and reuniting families struggling in the child welfare system. Film subjects Judge Carole Clark and some of the Texas families profiled in the film will also be in attendance.

– Writer/director Olicer Muñoz, actor Jacob Lince, and actress (and former Dallasite) Madison Ford will present the coming-of-age drama/fantasy Nathan’s Kingdom. We are pleased to welcome our friends in the Autism community to this special free screening. (April is Autism Awareness Month.)

– Writer/director Mark Bochsler and professional female MMA Fighter, Bokator expert, and actress Tharoth Sam Oum will present the inspiring documentary Surviving Bokator, a film that details the story of a survivor of Pol Pot’s reign of terror in Cambodia during the 1970s and his quest to resurrect his nation’s nearly lost martial art form, Bokator.

– Writer/director/editor Roger Nygard returns to USAFF present his insightful and amusing documentary The Truth About Marriage.
– Jurors for the USAFF’s 41st Annual International Short Film Competition include actor Paul Marcarelli, actress Dale Dickey, actress/writer/director Christina Beck, writer/director/editor Roger Nygard, painter and filmmaker Rosson Crow, and animator Bill Haller.

The Awards program will take place on Sunday during the Festival.
– Other highlights include: the stirring drama American Woman directed by Jake Scott, written by Brad Ingelsby, starring Sienna Miller, Sky Ferreira, Amy Madigan, Christina Hendricks, Aaron Paul, and Will Sasso; the incredible true story The White Crow directed by Ralph Fiennes and written by David Hare, which details the journey of iconic ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev — who defected to France from the Soviet Union in the early 1960s; the compelling drama The Chambermaid directed by Lila Avilés, co-written by Avilés and Juan Carlos Marquéz, starring Gabriela Cartol; Nick Broomfield’s most personal and romantic film to date, the documentary Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love; the inspiring documentary Accidental Climber directed by Steven Oritt featuring former-Dallasite Jim Geiger; and several compilation programs of short films (Narrative, Nonfiction, Student,
Animation), as well as Texas-made works.

DEDICATION – USAFF49 is dedicated to these friends and filmmakers that we lost this past year: actor Tab Hunter (USAFF 2015); director Danny Leiner (USAFF 1992); actress Julie Adams (USAFF 2014); and actress/director Penny Marshall (USAFF 2000). We also remember Dallas’ Caroline Rose Hunt, whose friendship, patronage and support the Festival enjoyed throughout her lifetime. We dedicate this year’s program to these wonderful friends and filmmakers.

TICKET & SCHEDULE INFORMATION
Tickets for most programs are $10.
There are also several FREE admission programs noted in the schedule.

Tickets available at the Angelika Dallas Festival Box Office on DAY OF SHOW ONLY

See schedule for Box Office Hours. www.usafilmfestival.com

Printed schedules can also be picked up at the Angelika Film Center Dallas

OFFICIAL SPONSORS
Sponsors of the 49th Annual USA Film Festival include Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate, Gaedeke Group, Carol and Alan J. Bernon Family Charitable Foundation, Moody Fund for the Arts, Headington Company, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, Mary Fox and Laura Fox, Dallas Creative Industries, cashstore.com, Sidley LLP, Tootsies, MPS Studios, Yelp Dallas,
Jackson Walker LLP, Norma’s Café, Texas Film Commission, SAG-AFTRA, Dallas Producers Association, The Downtown Business News, Boisset Wine Society, Alford Media Services, Angelika Film Center and Ticketmaster.

The USA Film Festival is supported, in part, by the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs.
The USA Film Festival is supported, in part, by the Texas Commission on the Arts.

ABOUT THE USA FILM FESTIVAL
A year-round film festival featuring 50 days of programs The USA Film Festival is a 49-year-old Dallas-based 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to the recognition and promotion of excellence in the film and video arts. Year-round events include the annual KidFilm® Festival, a 41-year-old International Short Film Competition; monthly screenings; special
programs and premieres; and the USA Film Festival, held each Spring. Throughout the year, the Festival presents a variety of membership, exhibition, educational, and cultural programs designed to promote
equity and equality, and to bring together audiences and artists for a “live cinema” experience.


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