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FounDInG SponSoR BRoWaRD CuLTuRaL CounCIL To the members and audiences of the fort Lauderdale international film festival DIAMONDS, RUBIES AND PEARLS It’s a year of milestone birthday celebrations; Broward County is having their 100th birthday - the diamond year; Broward Cultural Division’s Public Art & Design Program celebrates 40 years next year, the Ruby anniversary; and this year, fort Lauderdale international film festival celebrates its 30th Pearl Anniversary. As though in celebration of all these jewels, this year we have done a unique thing with a very successful “Filmed in Broward” weekend long film festival that showcased many of the memorable films shot in Broward County, and we have attracted some heavyweight filmmakers over the course of our history! These filmmakers were interested in borrowing our palm-lined beaches, our expansive Everglades, our busy sunlit and moonlit streets, as backdrops for their stories. The warm breeze, the ocean and twinkling sky make for good, filmmaking drama, in films such as Cape fear directed by Martin Scorsese, starring Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte and Jessica Lange, The Birdcage by Mike Nicols, starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane, both of which included scenes from Greater Fort Lauderdale. As independent films go, we know they are called ‘independent’ because they are produced mostly or completely outside of major film studios, in addition to being produced and distributed by independent entertainment, allowing for creative expression outside the big box office, and personal artistic vision realized. Sometimes, yes, they may be lower budget as a result, and sometimes this is the price for freedom to create. For this independence, ‘Independent Film’ is an important sector of the filmmaking industry. fort Lauderdale’s international film festival is 30 years ‘Pearl’ strong, and growing right alongside Broward and indeed, Broward County’s arts and cultural sector. The growth and development of fLiff has enticed filmmakers from Bangladesh, Albania, Belize, Bhutan, Cambodia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Iceland, India, Iran, Malawi, Mongolia, New Zealand, Spain, Switzerland and Tanzania, who culminate annually in the heart of Fort Lauderdale to ‘talk shop,’ exhibit their productions and exchange global ideas. They bring the world to us! The Broward Cultural Council wishes to extend a mutual Happy Birthday to the fort Lauderdale international film festival, and emphasize its continued support and partnership in making Broward County a vibrant, artsy, talented destination for visitors and a home, with quality of life and international appeal for its residents. Let’s celebrate our jewels! diane weinbrum, Chair ~ Broward Cultural Council pReSenTeRS Michael Goldberg CEO, Zimmerman Advertising For Good. For Ever. The Mary N. Porter Legacy Fund of the Community Foundation of Broward pRoDuCeRS 128 Linda Carter President, CEO Mary N. Porter Nicki Grossman President Jorge Camejo Executive Director
Block 40, LLC maJoR ConTRIBuToRS Cowan Enterprises Charles "Chip" Abele Managing Member of Gold Coast Regional Center Hollywood Circle, LLC / Block 40, LLC Miles Forman Ken Detzner Secretary of State Irv Cowan Joseph Kaller Maurice Kanbar Ed Walls General Manager Forman Family Foundation Tara & Miles Forman with Austin & Christine Forman Noelle Stevenson Broward Film Comissioner Alan Koslow Shareholder Becker & Poliakoff Claire Jacobs Manager of Alliance Sales USA Heiko Dobrikow General Manager / Executive Vice President 129
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