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The PHiXPhoenix Film Festival Returns with More Than 250 Documentaries, Dramas and Fantasy Films

M.V. MoorheadMarch 23, 2023

When it comes to this year’s Phoenix Film Festival, slated from March 23 to April 2, executive director Jason Carney has an opinion: “I think from top to bottom, this is the best we’ve had. It’s on the level of any film festival out there.” Then he makes a qualification. “Except for South by Southwest [in Austin]; we’re not trying to compete with that. But any regional film festival.” No argument here. The schedule for this year’s...

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The PHiXPhoenix Film Festival Returns to Harkins Scottsdale this Thursday

M.V. MoorheadMarch 29, 2022

While the big story on Oscar night was, of course, The Slap, among the minor stories was the winner for Best Picture: Sian Heder’s comedy-drama CODA. As with Mesa native Troy Kotsur’s award for Best Supporting Actor for that same film, the win has a local angle here in the Valley: CODA was the Opening Night selection in last year’s Phoenix Film Festival. As PFF Executive Director Jason Carney crowed on Facebook after the win:...

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The PHiXPhoenix Film Festival Returns August 12-22

M.V. MoorheadAugust 9, 2021

Slated for March but pushed back by you-know-what, the 2021 Phoenix Film Festival is now scheduled to open this coming Thursday, August 12 and run through Sunday, August 22. It’s a slightly less extravagant affair this year; fewer screenings, fewer special guests, no party tent, and all Harkins COVID protections will be observed. But the focus, we’re assured, is on quality more than quantity, with an emphasis on diversity and inclusion. Cases in point: This...

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ListsTop 5 Arts Events: April 3-9, 2017

Nikole TowerApril 4, 2017

1. Phoenix Film Festival at Harkins Scottsdale 101 – April 6-13
Arizona’s largest film festival is back this week, screening more than 175 films, hosting film making seminars, throwing parties and creating an enjoyable experience for all movie enthusiasts. Industry Night is on Friday and completely free. Kids’ Day and Arts Day take place on Saturday. Release your inner nerd on Sunday for Geek Day. A schedule of the screenings and all events are available on their website. $13 for individual screenings, $120 for the festival. Harkins Scottsdale 101, 7000 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix, phoenixfilmfestival.com.

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