Los Angeles Film Festival 2013 Lineup

la-et-mn-film-independent-announces-lineup-for-001
  • Save
The full lineup for the 2013 Los Angeles Film Festival has been announced with highlights including a gala screening of Nicholas Winding Refn‘s Only God Forgives, and the closing night film of The Way Way Back  from Nat Faxon and Jim Rash.

The fest will take place in downtown L.A. from June 13th-23rd.  For more information head over to their site at lafilmfest.com and hit the jump for the full lineup.

Narrative Competition (12): The Narrative Competition is comprised of films made by talented emerging filmmakers that compete for the Filmmaker Award. The winner is determined by a panel of jurors, and films in this section are also eligible for the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature or Best International Feature. The Narrative Competition and Grand Jury Prize are sponsored by DIRECTV Cinema.

All Together Now, Alexander Mirecki – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Forev, Molly Green, James Leffler – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Forty Years From Yesterday, Robert Machoian, Rodrigo Ojeda-Beck – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Four Dogs, Joe Burke – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Goodbye World, Denis Henry Hennelly – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
The House That Jack Built, Henry Barrial – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
I.D., Kamal K M – India – NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE
Mother, I Love You, Janis Nords – Latvia – NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE
My Sister’s Quinceañera, Aaron Douglas Johnston – USA – NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE
Pollywogs, Karl Jacob, Todd Arthur Cottam – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Winter in the Blood, Andrew Smith, Alex Smith – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Workers, Jose Luis Valle – Mexico/Germany – US PREMIERE

Documentary Competition (10): The Documentary Competition is comprised of films made by talented emerging filmmakers that compete for the Documentary Award. The winner is determined by a panel of jurors, and films in this section are also eligible for the Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature or Best International Feature. The Documentary Competition and Grand Jury Prize are sponsored by DIRECTV Cinema.

All of Me, Alexandra Lescaze – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs, Grace Lee – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Code Black, Ryan McGarry – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
The Island of Saint Matthews, Kevin Jerome Everson – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Llyn Foulkes: One Man Band, Christopher Quilty, Tamar Halpern – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
My Stolen Revolution, Nahid Persson Sarvestani – Sweden – NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE
The New Black, Yoruba Richen – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Rain, Olivia Rochette, Gerard-Jan Claes – Belgium – US PREMIERE
Tapia, Eddie Alcazar – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Purgatorio, Rodrigo Reyes – Mexico/USA – US PREMIERE

International Showcase (15): The International Showcase highlights innovative independent narrative and documentary features from outside of the United States. Films in this section are eligible for Audience Awards for Best International Feature, Best Narrative Feature, or Best Documentary Feature.

The Act of Killing, Joshua Oppenheimer, Christine Cynn – Denmark/Norway/UK (Drafthouse Films)
Black Out, Eva Webber – UK – NORTH AMERCAN PREMIERE
Boxing Day, Bernard Rose – UK
Dormant Beauty, Marco Bellocchio – Italy
Drug War, Johnnie To – China
Ernest & Celestine, Stéphanie Aubier, Vincent Patar, Benjamin Renner – France (Gkids)
The Expedition to the End of the World, Daniel Dancik – Denmark
The Fifth Season, Peter Brosens, Jessica Woodworth – Belgium/Netherlands/France
House with a Turret, Eva Neymann – Ukraine
The Moo Man, Andy Heathcote, Heike Bachelier – UK
Nobody’s Daughter Haewon, Hong Sang-soo – Korea – NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE
The Patience Stone, Atiq Rahimi – Afghanistan/France/Germany/UK (Sony Pictures Classics)
Wadjda, Haifaa Al Mansour – Saudi Arabia/United Arab Emirates/Germany (Sony Pictures Classics)
When I Saw You, Annemarie Jacir – Palestine/Jordan/Greece/United Arab Emirates/USA
The Women and the Passenger, Valentina Mac-Pherson, Patricia Correra – Chile – US PREMIERE

Summer Showcase (17): The Summer Showcase section offers an advanced look at this summer’s most talked about independent film releases and will include highlights from the festival circuit and premieres. Films in this section are eligible for Audience Awards for Best International Feature, Best Narrative Feature, or Best Documentary Feature.

Ain’t Them Bodies Saints, David Lowery – USA (IFC Films)
Brothers Hypnotic, Reuben Atlas – Netherlands/USA
Casting By, Tom Donahue – USA (HBO Films)
Concussion, Stacie Passon – USA (RADiUS-TWC)
The Crash Reel, Lucy Walker – USA (HBO Films)
Crystal Fairy, Sebastián Silva – Chile (IFC Films)
Europa Report, Sebastián Cordero – USA (Magnolia Pictures/Magnet Releasing) – US PREMIERE
First Cousin Once Removed, Alan Berliner – USA (HBO Films)
Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction, Sophie Huber – Switzerland
In a World…, Lake Bell – USA (Roadside Attractions)
Our Nixon, Penny Lane – USA
Our Vinyl Weighs A Ton, Jeff Broadway – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Short Term 12, Destin Daniel Cretton – USA
The Spectacular Now, James Ponsoldt – USA
Venus Vs., Ava DuVernay – USA (ESPN) – WORLD PREMIERE

Community Screenings (5): These films will be presented free to the public. New films in this section are eligible for Audience Awards for Best Narrative Feature or Best Documentary Feature.

Brasslands, Adam Pogoff, Jay Sterrenberg, Bryan Chang – USA – FIGat7th Screening
Dazed and Confused (1993), Richard Linklater – USA – 20th Anniversary Screening – FIGat7th Screening
Hairspray (1988), John Waters – USA – Grand Park Dance-A-Long – 25th Anniversary Screening
Inequality for All, Jacob Kornbluth – USA – Grand Performances Screening
Life of a King, Jake Goldberger – USA– Project Involve Screening – WORLD PREMIERE

The Beyond (3): The Beyond offers films that dare to be different. Films in this section are eligible for Audience Awards for Best International Feature or Best Narrative Feature.

Delivery, Brian Netto – USA – WORLD PREMIERE
Lesson of the Evil, Takashi Miike – Japan – US PREMIERE
You’re Next, Adam Wingard – USA (Lionsgate)

Retro (3):

Amarcord (1973), Federico Fellini – Italy – 40th Anniversary Screening
Between Two Worlds (2009), Vimukthi Jayasundara – Sri Lanka/France – LAFCA’s The Film That Got Away
Two Men in Manhattan (1958), Jean Pierre-Melville – France (Cohen Media Group) – 55th Anniversary Screening

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.