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The Floating Film Festival
Home Port
FFF 2000: The MS Maasdam floats through
the Panama Canal with a world of movies aboard.
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FFF
2002: The Flotation Continues...
FFF #7 embarks
from San Diego February 16, 2002 on
Holland-America's M.S. Statendam for ten days of film, fun, and
floating through the Mexican Riviera. Stops will include:
Cabo St. Lucas
Mazatlan
Acapulco
Zihuatenejo
Puerto Vallarta
Saturday,
Feb. 16 - Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2000 |
Our Founder and Cap'n, Dusty Cohl
(right, also co-founder of the Toronto Film Festival), with Raymond
DeFelitta, writer-director of 2000's Jay Scott Award for the
audience's favorite film, Two
Family House. Ray also proved himself an excellent piano
accompanist. |
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will again include your old shipmates: FFF Director Hannah
Fisher, Roger Ebert, Richard and Mary Corliss, George Anthony,
Kathleen Carroll, and Jim Emerson.
For more info,
contact Rosemary
Durham at Brotherton's Travel: 1-800-772-4101 (rosemary@brothertons.com)
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films of FFF 2000 -- read more about 'em! (including
reviews from some of our programmers and guests, thanks to the Movie
Review Query Engine. A number of these titles have
since been released theatrically):
Alchemist
and the Virgin, The
American
Psycho
At
Full Gallop (Cwal)
Big
Tease, The
Citizen
Kane
(Roger Ebert's
"Democracy in the Dark" feature presentation) Also of
historical interest: The
Battle Over Citizen Kane
Color
of Paradise, The
Croupier
Cup,
The
East
is East
Ghost
Dog: Way of the Samurai
Girl
on the Bridge, The
Hit
and Runway
Just
Watch Me: Trudeau and the '70s Generation
New
Waterford Girl
Shower
(Xizao)
Goat
on Fire & Smiling Fish (aka
Smiling Fish & Goat on Fire)
Tempting
Heart
(Xin dong)
Terrorist,
The (Malli)
Two
Family House
We
All Fall Down
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FFFloating programmers 2000: (l to r)
Richard Corliss, George Anthony, Roger Ebert, Jim Emerson, Harry
Knowles, Mary Corliss, Kathleen Carroll, Hannah Fisher. (Click
to enlarge)
Sample FFF 2000 press coverage
from some of our regulars:
Roger Ebert (Chicago
Sun-Times)
Archived exclusively on this
site, thanks to Roger!
Jim Emerson (Reel
Magazine)
Harry
Knowles (Ain't-It-Cool News)
+ Harry's
slashing review of American Psycho
Visit
the FFF 1998 Home Port
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