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DOCUTAH International Film Festival Announces 2016 Lineup
65 Films Expose Human Experience
(Source: DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival)
(Source: DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival)
Dixie State University and the DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival announced on July 18, its 2016 lineup. The Festival, which runs from September 6 through 10, receives submissions from all over the world with topics which cover all manner of human experience. The 65 films accepted for the Festival this year are, at times, ripped from the headlines of recent world events or they expose quirky habits of ordinary people or demonstrate the resiliency of the human spirit to overcome adversity.
The 2016 Festival includes a series of free intimate filmmaker chats, and special events, which allow the attendees a very special experience, which extends beyond the screenings of the films. The Festival also includes five additional special screenings of films from the award-winning Independent Film Channel's series which is hosted by Helen Mirren, Documentary Now!
The films this year cover such intriguing subjects as :
- A modern country with no military.
- A devotee of a forgotten science called optography. -
- People who live in storm sewers underneath the streets of Las Vegas.
- A tribute to the Breakfast Queen of Chicago.
- An 85-year-old college student.
- Young children training to run with the bulls of Spain.
- Conservation and industry coexisting in Borneo.
- An insanely popular comedy series; each episode 6 seconds long.
- Mango trees saving the lives of young Indian girls.
- A modern country with no military.
- A devotee of a forgotten science called optography. -
- People who live in storm sewers underneath the streets of Las Vegas.
- A tribute to the Breakfast Queen of Chicago.
- An 85-year-old college student.
- Young children training to run with the bulls of Spain.
- Conservation and industry coexisting in Borneo.
- An insanely popular comedy series; each episode 6 seconds long.
- Mango trees saving the lives of young Indian girls.
- A man obsessed with stealing NYC buses and subways then making all the correct stops.
- A Baltimore beatbox rapper teaming up with Mongolian throat singers.
- A politician who was Donald Trump long before Donald Trump was a politician.
- A Canadian Catholic Christmas tree salesman selling his wares in a NYC Jewish neighborhood to Atheists.
- A Baltimore beatbox rapper teaming up with Mongolian throat singers.
- A politician who was Donald Trump long before Donald Trump was a politician.
- A Canadian Catholic Christmas tree salesman selling his wares in a NYC Jewish neighborhood to Atheists.
- The owner of a crooked auto wrecking company who goes into hiding from the law dressed as a woman and decides he likes it.
- Ghost towns of the American West seen through the eyes of a Frenchman.
Source : DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival
Ruby BIRD
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Yasmina BEDDOU
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- Ghost towns of the American West seen through the eyes of a Frenchman.
Source : DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival
Ruby BIRD
http://www.portfolio.uspa24.com/
Yasmina BEDDOU
http://www.yasmina-beddou.uspa24.com/
Ruby Bird Yasmina Beddou 2016 Linepup Docutah International Film Festival Human Experience 65 Films Special Screenings Ifc Documentary September 6 Through 10
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