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Follow on Google News | ![]() Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival 2014 Announces Diverse Selection Of FilmsBuffalo, New York - Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival, which runs Friday, November 7th - Thursday, November 13th at the Dipson Eastern Hills Cinema, has announced a diverse selection of films for its sophomore season.
Some highlights from this year's slate include the Buffalo Premiere of The Romans, a crime drama written and directed by Korey Green and co-written and executive produced by Larry Quinn, former owner of the Buffalo Sabers; a new spaghetti western, 6 Bullets to Hell; the Mexican metaphysical mindbender El Incidente/The Incident, which premiered at the prestigious Sitges Film Festival and sold out four screenings at Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas; and the sci-fi flavored action film Channeling, which combines reality TV, car chases and cutting edge technology. In all, the festival will screen 19 feature films, two medium length films, 39 shorts, and 12 music videos. In addition, the festival will judge 18 entries in its Original Screenplay Competition. Eighty six works were selected from almost 300 submissions from around the world. "This year's roster of outstanding films proves we're about more than horror films, " says Dreams co-founder Gregory Lamberson. "We program all genres, and feature several comedies and a local drama, and continue to support locally produced films such as Rhonda Parker's romantic comedy Friends Don't Let Friends - Date Friends, Ken Consentino's horror thriller Within, and 13 year old Hope Muelbauer's short film Zombie Kids." Many films at the festival will be followed by Q&As with the filmmakers. Green, Quinn and several cast members from The Romans will attend their gala event, and Isaac Ezban is traveling to Buffalo from Mexico City to present El Incidente. Canadian filmmaker Brett Kelly will screen his James Bond spoof Spyfall, and Ryan Bellgardt is coming from Oklahoma to show his raucous time travel adventure Army of Frankensteins. "The notifications from filmmakers who will be attending are already pouring in," says Lamberson's partner, Chris Scioli. "Last year, 30 filmmakers came to screen their work. This is what makes a film festival truly special: the opportunity for festival goers to interact with filmmakers of all stripes, and for the filmmakers to network with each other. A real camaraderie develops that shows the city at its best. " A complete listing of all selected films follows. Admission is $9.00 per block, usually consisting of one micro-short or music video, one short and one feature, with a $7.00 discount available for students, seniors and patrons with military ID. A Day Pass for four features on Sat No. 8th costs $25, and Day Passes for Sun - Thurs (three features per day) cost $20. An All Festival Pass costs $99. Advance tickets will go on sale soon at dipsontheatres.com, and descriptions of all films will soon be available at www.buffalodreamsfilmfest.com. Submissions for 2015 will open in December. Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival Official Selections 2014 19 features, 17 Original Screenplays, 2 Medium Length Films, 31 Short Films, 3 Micro Short Films, 12 Music Videos = 84 works FEATURE FILMS 6 Bullets to Hell Army of Frankensteins Athena Axe to Grind B.O.Y.D. (WNY, Non-competition) Call Girl of Cthulhu Channeling The Drownsman (Canada) Elizabeth Bathory (WNY) Friends Don't Let Friends Drive (WNY, World Premiere) El Incidente/The Incident (Mexico) The God Question Julia Mostly Dead (WNY) The Romans (WNY, Buffalo Premiere) The Search for Simon (UK) The Shower Spyfall (Canada) Within (WNY) ORIGINAL SCREENPLAYS (Feature Length) "Belzec: The Made Undead" by Steffan Postaer "The Crimson Confession" by Raymond Just "The Cursed Flesh" by Anders Nelson "The Devil Inside" by Gabriella Messina "Don't Let the Bedbugs Bite" by Ron Brawer "East Side Girl the Musical" by Max Segal "Hangover Man" by Nick Roth "Iron Dogs" by Neil Chase "The Last Vikings" by David Throndill "Lost Cause" by David Schroeder "Love & Robots" by Dennis Schebetta "Midnight Daisy" by Jesse Vigil "The Night Witches" by Steven Prowse "Rain of Terror" by Matthew Lorentz "The Roman Downsizing" by John Leary "Sardis the Merciful" by Christian Thomas "Silverblood: "Steal Away" by Jon Paul Reese "The Witch's Hand" by Wendy Joseph MEDIUM LENGTH FILMS The Outlaw: Evil Women (WNY) Scope of Practice (WNY) SHORT FILMS Bodies in Irreversible Detriment By the Hair of the Head Chomp Dead Hearts (Canada) Demonic Frequency Dieu Reconnaitra les Siens/Let God Sort Them Out (France) Gave Up the Ghost (WNY, Non-competition) Ghost Light Hands Like Suitcases (WNY) Happy Birthday, Mr. Zombie (Belgium) The Heebie-Jeebies Hellyfish Henry and the Midnight Dentist (UK ) In Fear Of: Glossophobia, the Fear of Speaking in Public In Fear Of': Toxiphobia, the Fear of Being Poisoned Job Interview (Germany) Killer Kart Meet Your Maker Monstro! One More Day Orbit Ever After (Ireland) Road Test (WNY) The Routine Ruby's Skin (UK) The Shepherd 9m, (Canada) Sepulcher (WNY) Stolen from Society (WNY) Sunshine for Breakfast Teasers Territorial Waterborne (Australia ) Watch Over Me (UK) Zombie Kids (WNY) MICRO-SHORT FILMS A Fight to Propose Sign (WNY) Leviathan Ages (UK) MUSIC VIDEOS Ace in the Hole: Enthralled (WNY) Bill Carter - "Anything Made of Paper" Bohemian Rhapsody: Star Wars Edition Burn Away: Shane Cole Decapitation Delica-m: Mean Something Delica-m: Pretty in the Dark (Canada) Find a Little Boogie (WNY) Loving Myself Mulligan's Island The Outlaw: Theme Song (WNY) Stay With Me Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival: http://www.buffalodreamsfilmfest.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ End
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