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Legendary Hollywood Stuntman and Director Hal Needham to the LRFF
If you grew up in the South in the 70′s and 80′s, Smokey and the Bandit was just about as cool as it gets. My brother and I must have seen it fifty times. I remember my grandmother didn’t like us watching it, because as she didn’t like that the police never seem to catch the bad guys, but for … Continue reading
Joe Berlinger to the LRFF to Screen Paradise Lost and Discuss the West Memphis 3 Case
Joe Berlinger, the director of the Paradise Lost movies for HBO, as well as the 2010 LRFF Official Selection, Crude, will attend this year’s Little Rock Film Festival. Berlinger will screen the first Paradise Lost film about the now famous West Memphis 3 case, in which three misfit kids from a small Arkansas town were tried and convicted of murder. … Continue reading
Did LRFF Programmer Amman Abbasi Boo Terrence Malick at Cannes?
Amman said that if nothing else went well for him and his mom at Cannes this year, that they would get into the Terrence Malick premiere of Tree of Life. Here is his report: “The genius director, Terrence Malick had his film, Tree of Life, premiere at Cannes this year. It is in competition for the Palme d’Or. So before … Continue reading
BOBGOBLIN to reunite for LRFF Music Video Competition
I lived in Dallas in the mid 90′s and there was no bigger band in town than MCA recording artists Bobgoblin. They were, and are, a punk band with incredible melody and a crazy concept to match that has something to do with Big Brother, the future, and a revolution led by a rock band in flight suits. Check out … Continue reading
LRFF Programmer Amman Abbasi’s 2nd Report from Cannes
So all the short film makers at Cannes this year were given a free Lomography camera, but with this camera, we are told that we are supposed to make a mini movie during our time at Cannes. They made us write down our individual pitches on paper before they handed us the cameras. I will keep the concept for my … Continue reading
Razorback Basketball Star to the LRFF
If you were a fan of Arkansas Razorback Basketball in the early 90′s when we ruled the World, then you probably remember Guy Whitney. Check out his highlight reel: After college Guy went to play ball in Europe, and after a career ending injury he moved to NYC to pursue acting. He comes to the 2011 LRFF as the star … Continue reading
LRFF Programmer Amman Abbasi’s First Report from Cannes
Cannes has been overwhelming so far (in a good way). My mom is my travel partner on this trip and it has been really fun to experience the festival with her. I went to the short film competition and I can say that I enjoyed each and everyone of them. From the shorts, my favorites would have to be the … Continue reading
NYC Design Firm Re-imagines the LRFF
You might have noticed the LRFF has a complete new look this year. We partnered with NYC design firm Little Fury to produce a new identity, logos, posters, tshirts, and even a new website. Little Fury designers have helped rebrand Toyota Trucks, Rembrandt toothpaste, and the New York Botanical Gardens. They also produce a line of specialty notebooks, and run … Continue reading
LRFF Programmer Amman Abbasi from the Cannes Film Festival
Amman Abbasi, one of our programmers at the LRFF, and a talented filmmaker and musician, is at the Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner this week and will be sending back regular dispatches to us here in Little Rock. He just arrived and sent this message by iphone “Arrived in Cannes supporting my short film, L7, in the short film … Continue reading
LRFF Alum Louder than a Bomb to Open in NYC
When we first received Louder than a Bomb in the mail at the Little Rock Film Festival offices before last years festival, I had not yet heard of the film and did not have overwhelming expectations. It is really hard to make this kind of film well. Each year we get many submissions from the youth competition genre of documentary … Continue reading





















