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Success! Success! Help us wrap up our fabulous, successful Film Festival weekend at Lowell’s Caffé Paradiso on Sunday (later today, given that it’s 1AM!) Great brunch! Great company! And a celebratory farewell to Lowell Film Fest weekend! Sunday, April 5 @ 11AM Caffé Paradiso 45 Palmer Street, Lowell No reservations required — just come on by and [...]

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Greetings Filmies! The project we’ve all been working on the last several months is finally arrived!  Please come out and join us if you can and support GREAT FILM IN LOWELL! All the information you need to know can be found at www.lowellfilms.org. Come on out for the fun on this (hopefully) dreary, but GOOD weather for [...]

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A LOWELL FILM FESTIVAL UPDATE! If reservation requests for the Lowell Film Festival’s Opening Night Headline Film are any  indication, this Festival is gonna be STELLAR!  As of this afternoon, seats for the Lowell Film Festival’s screening of Academy-Award nominated film “The Garden” have SOLD OUT! The Festival committee is still encouraging folks to come [...]

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Film will be a HUGE part of the month of April here in the City of Lowell! And we couldn’t be more pleased! In addition to the Lowell Film Festival (April 3 – 5), there’ll be several film events hosted by the LFC and otherwise, including the Pollard Library’s monthly indie film screening and Kitty Chick’s [...]

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Yours truly has gotten the word that reservations are going FAST for the upcoming Lowell Film Festival’s headline films on Friday and Saturday night: “The Garden” and “Battle in Seattle” respectively. And with the Fest less than TWO weeks away, this is a gentle reminder to get in on the action. Have you made your [...]

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Local filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer Lorre Fritchy will appear as a special guest speaker on Friday, April 3 at the Opening Reception of the 2nd Annual Lowell Film Festival. Fritchy is currently working on her film project Millies, whose subject is inspired by the Bread & Roses strike of the early 1900s.  Filmed entirely on [...]

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Focusing on the timely issues of sustainability, fair trade, and the global food market, the 2009 Lowell Film Festival (LFF) is proud to be screening “The Garden,” a 2009 Academy-Award nominee for Best Documentary Feature. While the film has hearty competition at this year’s Oscars (up against “Man on Wire” and Werner Herzog’s “Encounters at [...]

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The 2nd Annual Lowell Film Festival  Food, Fair Trade & the Global Economy Friday – Sunday, April 3 – 5, 2009 Several films are already confirmed for this year’s Fest, including: The Price of Sugar The Fair Trade Hamburger America Black Gold The Garden Visit our Lowell Film Festival webpage for film descriptions — be sure [...]

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