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FEB 27 THRU MAR 22 2015 GKIDS. COM 2015 Welcome! MAJOR SUPPORTERS: Club Med • Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation • Japan Foundation • Sony USA Foundation • TicketWeb • Tivi5Monde • uniFrance • Windward Mark Farm New York International Children’s Film Festival is made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, and by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, with support from the New York City Council, and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. NYICFF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization. NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S FILM FESTIVAL 225 Broadway, Suite 2610, New York, NY 10007 USA | tel. 212.349.0330 | www.gkids.com 2015 New York INterNatIoNal ChIldreN’s FIlm FestIval | 1 NYICFF FOUNDERS Eric Beckman, Artistic Director Emily Shapiro EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Nina Guralnick FESTIVAL STAFF Rebecca Linde, Marketing new YoRk inteRnAtionAl Abigail Parsons, Development & Operations childRen’s film festivAl Rodney Uhler, Programming Ariana Austin, Festival Operations New York International Children’s Film Festival was founded in Siobhan Cavanagh, Education Coordinator 1997 to support the creation and dissemination of thoughtful, Nicola Marshall, Production Support provocative, and intelligent film for children and teens ages BOARD OF DIRECTORS 3-18. The Festival experience cultivates an appreciation for the Heather McRay, Chair Deepak Arya arts, encourages active, discerning viewing, and stimulates Eric Beckman lively discussion among peers, families, and the film community. Kennedy H. Cogan Jody Holden The flagship New York City Festival has grown from one weekend Adam Mizel of films into the largest film festival for children and teens in Emily Shapiro North America. Screened over the course of four weeks at Karen Shapiro Guy Story venues throughout NYC, the Festival program—narrowed down from roughly 2,500 international submissions—is comprised BOARD OF ADVISORS Scott Cohen of approximately 100 short and feature films, filmmaker Q&As, Stephen Gass retrospective programs, parties, and premieres. The Festival Paul Katz is an Academy Award® qualifying festival, one of only three Lynne McVeigh film festivals in New York State—and only two children’s film Rachel Leventhal Elyn Rosenthal festivals in the country—to hold that honor. Winners of the Michael Rubin Festival’s juried prizes are eligible for consideration at the ® BENEFIT COMMITTEE annual Academy Awards , which speaks to both the quality Barbara Norman, Chair of the Festival’s programming efforts and to its dedication to Amanda Bouquet promoting emerging filmmakers. Scott Cohen Ella Leitner In addition to presenting the annual event, New York Jamey MacGilvray International Children’s Film Festival offers year-round Heather McRay Nana Olivas-McEwen engagement, including special event premieres and pre-release Elyn Rosenthal screenings, film production workshops for kids, satellite Emily Shapiro festivals in Boston, Miami, Philadelphia, and Westchester and Keiko Tase touring programs that screen in theaters nationwide. Kira Wizner GRAPHIC DESIGN The Festival is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization. Mo Ström/Afterwhat OFFICE INTERNS Marine Alaberkian Kristen Cordero Kayla Diaz Sam Friedensohn Monique Henry-Hudson Jenny Min Marissa Morris Hannah Rimm Zulimar Segura Yesha Shah Eleanor Weeks 2 | 2015 New York INterNatIoNal ChIldreN’s FIlm FestIval 2015 New York INterNatIoNal ChIldreN’s FIlm FestIval | 3 THANK YOU, donors! NYICFF gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the following individuals: $10,000+ $500-$999 Up to $499 Efrat Grossberg Lenore Michaels Kenneth Grover Margot Milberg Rebecca Berman and Viral Acharya Elyssa Ackerman Patty Grubman Eileen Miller David Houts Kathy Berkman Anonymous Inga Gukhman Marvin Mitchell Shad Ali Adam Mizel and Taunya Nikhil Bodade and Catherine Gund Marie Moss Cynthia Allen van der Steen-Mizel Patrick Gunn Amie Nissenbaum Sumita Ahuja Andrey Apinis Iris Gutierrez Kathryn O’Neal-Dunham Guy Story and Art Chang Liat Applewhite Bonnie Hall Lois Padawer Kerry Donahue Cindy Chastain and Jamie Axford Joan Halpern Marlene Palacios Kip Voytek Samuel, Alejandra, and Robert Hansen Grateful Parent $5000-$9,999 Scott Cohen and Veronica Bachman Victoria Harmon Caroline C. 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