Pleased to share the news that A Day and a Night and A Day and A Night has been accepted into the Provincetown Film Festival! Here's a little background on the festival and tickets here
History
Founded in 1999, the Provincetown International FilmFestival (PIFF)is one of the country's preeminent film festivals, presenting diverse programming - the only year-round programming in Provincetown - that reflects the town's unique place in American history.
Its 5-day festival in June presents a wide array of American and international narrative features, documentaries and short films, and makes a particular point to honor and preserve Provincetown's rich and diverse history as an arts colony, Portuguese fishing village, and gay and lesbian mecca-while never forgetting the area's original Native American inhabitants.
Special programs include "Youth and Diversity" and Portuguese film sidebars, retrospective and archival programs,and panel discussions that provide deeper insight into festival selections, the filmmaking process, and the careers of festival attendees and honorees.
The defining honor of the Festival is its "Filmmaker on the Edge Award," honoring outstanding achievement, innovation, and vision in filmmaking and given to a film artist whose admirable body of work pushes the boundaries of the medium. Filmmakers honored with this award represent the breadth and scope of independent filmmaking-as well as the Festival's continued relevance and importance to the industry's leading innovators:New Art Cinema
- 1999: John Waters
- 2000: Christine Vachon
- 2001: Ted Hope & James Schamus
- 2002: Gus Van Sant
- 2003: Todd Haynes
- 2004: Jim Jarmusch
- 2005: Mary Harron
- 2006: Greg Araki
- 2007: Todd Solondz
- 2008: Quentin Tarantino
- 2009: Guy Maddin
- 2010: Kevin Smith
- 2011: Darren Aronofsky
- 2012: Roger Corman
