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WILDsound February 2010 Film Festival
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February 2010 Film Festival


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Q&A Feedback Videos of all the films that screened

Moderated by WILDsound Founder MATTHEW TOFFOLO

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Meatwaffle
US
Animation
8 min.

Three Fifty
US
Comedy
8 min.

Cubed
CAN
Drama
15 min.

Don't be Late
Germany
Comedy
1 min.

Anatomy of a Kiss
CAN
Experimental
1 min.

Apollo Bunder
India
Drama
25 min.

Tragedy
CAN
Horror
6 min.

Horror Film Debate
Comments from festival

Family Guy
TV Screenplay Winning Reading

BONUS SCRIPT: Spooning the Great Bear
Short Script Reading

Torchwood
TV Screenplay Winning Reading

AUDIENCE CHOICE WINNERS:

BEST FILM: APOLLO BUNDER, MUMBAI - 1

BEST OVERALL PERFORMANCES: THREE FIFTY

BEST MUSICAL SCORE: DON'T BE LATE

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: APOLLO BUNDER, MUMBAI - 1

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The THEME of the February 2010 Film Festival was TIME. Each film presented stories about characters attempting to use TIME to their advantage AND/OR looking back on past events with an attempt to change TIME.

Movies showcased were about a older man looking back on his life in MEATWAFFLE. A man seeing his future in a video store in THREE FIFTY. A woman attempting to create inside of dead end job in CUBED. A man's race for a lunch date in DON'T BE LATE. Two people's attempt of a kiss in ANATOMY OF A KISS. Looking back at the 26/11 attacks from different points of view in APOLLO BUNDER, MUMBAI - 1. And a backwards look at an attack in TRAGEDY.

It was another mixed bag of films from all over the world with all sorts of budgets, shooting formats, genres and moods.

After 33 festival nights using the FEEDBACK session, these nights continue to be unique and different every single time. No event has ever been the same.

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