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Overlook Film Festival 2024 Celebrates Horror Favorites ‘Oddity’ and ‘Some Day All This Will Be Yours’

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New Orleans, Louisiana – The Overlook Film Festival has announced the winners of its 2024 audience and jury awards for horror films. Among the top honorees are Damian Mc Carthy’s “Oddity” and Cricket Arrison’s “Some Day All This Will Be Yours.” The eighth annual Overlook Film Festival took place from April 4-7, welcoming 90 filmmakers and attracting approximately six thousand audience members, the highest attendance in the festival’s history. The event featured 36 sold-out screenings, showcasing a diverse range of horror films. The Audience Award for Feature Film went to “Oddity,” directed by Damian Mc … Read more

Arkansas Wildlife Sanctuary Celebrates Remarkable Success in Conservation Efforts

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – In a landmark decision, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the state’s school funding system is unconstitutional, citing a violation of students’ rights to an adequate education. The court’s decision could have far-reaching implications for how education funding is handled in Ohio and potentially in other states facing similar challenges. The case, brought forth by a coalition of school districts, argued that Ohio’s school funding system was unfairly favoring wealthier districts, leaving disadvantaged students without the resources necessary for a quality education. The court agreed, stating that the current funding formula … Read more

BREAKING: Hong Kong International Film Festival Celebrates Talented Filmmakers with Top Awards

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HONG KONG – “Snow in Midsummer” emerged victorious in the Chinese-language category of the Hong Kong International Film Festival, shining a light on the 1969 massacre of Malaysian Chinese during post-election unrest. Liang Ming was recognized as the best director for “Carefree Days,” with actress Lyu Xingchen winning the best actress award. Meanwhile, Jason King took home the best actor award for his performance in “A Journey in Spring.” In the non-Chinese film category, “Sons” by Gustav Moeller received the Firebird award. Meryam Joobeur was honored with the best director award for “Who Do I … Read more

Sonoma International Film Festival Celebrates Outstanding Films with Grand Jury and Audience Awards

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SONOMA, California – The 27th Sonoma International Film Festival recently announced the selected films that would be competing for the Grand Jury and Audience Awards. The event, located in the scenic city of Sonoma, attracted numerous film enthusiasts eager to celebrate the art of cinema. Among the contenders for the prestigious awards are a diverse range of acclaimed films. These include compelling narratives, thought-provoking documentaries, and captivating international features. With an array of perspectives and themes, the festival promises to offer something for every cinephile in attendance. The Grand Jury Award will be determined by … Read more