Evilmorsel

BUFF is almost back. Schedule can be found here. Bad Lit is pro-Crispin Glover in the Wizard of Gore, Johnny Butane would prefers the Suicide Girls.

The Somerville Theatre is having two free shows next week for IFF Boston. The featured films are the Coen Brother's NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN (with Tommy Lee Jones) and Sidney Lumet's BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU'RE DEAD (with Ethan Hawke and Philip Seymour Hoffman).

The Brattle's Fantastic Film Festival begins tomorrow, October 11th.

Check out the animation style of The District below - playing at 9:30 Friday and 5:30 Sunday.

http://bliff.org/about.html
"We're proud to present the 6th annual Boston Latino International Film Festival, This year weve added over 77 films from over 16 countries including the United States, Argentina, Cuba, Spain and Mexico, among others. For many of these films, it will be their Boston premiere. To support us in achieving this new venture, we added three new venues including the Museum of Fine Arts, Coolidge Corner Theatre and The Thurman Howard Center at Boston University. Cambridge still continues to be a strong presence in the festival through support from the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, Harvard University and the Harvard Film Archives. The Harvard Film Archives still serves as a key venue for a 5th consecutive year."

Regular deadline: October 1st

The Chlotrudis Society for Independent Film is looking for short films under twenty minutes in length (live-action, animated, narrative and documentary). Last year

The Flashforward Film Festival honors the best Flash work on the web. The festival is tonight, September 19th, at the Marriott Copley Place, Boston (Grand Ballroom, Salon G).

Flash work is nominated by the public in a variety of categories, then evaluated by a panel of expert judges. The finalists in every category are also eligible for the People's Choice award, determined by public online vote. Finalists can be found on the Flashforward blog. Every finalist is showcased with a short video trailer highlighting the best aspects of the work. The winners in each category, along with the People's Choice winner will be announced at the festival.

http://www.bostonfilmfestival.org/

The 48 Hour Film Contest is this weekend- good luck to those entered. Other interested folks could probably find a team to join with a little legwork. Screenings to follow starting May 8:

http://www.48hourfilm.com/boston/