Showing posts with label Monsieur Lazhar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monsieur Lazhar. Show all posts
19 March, 2012
What to see at the 2012 Atlanta Film Festival
The Atlanta Film Festival starts in just four days! Kicking off Friday, March 23 with opening night film "L!fe Happens," this years festival will be the 36th (can you believe it?) and promises to be the best yet. While I love all of Georgia's festivals, the Atlanta Film Festival has the biggest piece of my heart. I've attended and supported this festival for over half a decade now and I've found that there is an energy present at the ATLFF that can't be found elsewhere.
I am so excited about this year's lineup. Whether it be upcoming commercial releases like "L!fe Happens" and "The Cabin in the Woods," new indie festival slow-burners like "Welcome to Pine Hill," "V/H/S" and "My Last Day Without You," foreign imports "Boy," "Monsieur Lazhar" and "Generation P" or special screenings such as recent French cult hit "OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies;" there is something for everyone.
Check out the films that caught our eye (listed in order of screen date) after the jump!
Labels:
A Little Bit Zombie,
Americano,
Atlanta Film Festival,
Boy,
Generation P,
Life Happens,
Lists,
Monsieur Lazhar,
My Last Day Without You,
Take Me Home,
The Cabin in the Woods,
V/H/S,
Welcome to Pine Hill
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