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Screening Schedule Wednesday 4Th November Part 1 Screening Schedule Wednesday 4th November Part 1 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM Gaumont Promo Private Screening Private Screening Sheep and Wolves Colonia AMC S.M. Reels Wizart Animation Beta Cinema 1 Gaumont Private Screening Private Screening Private Screening Private Screening Zhong Kui: Snow AMC S.M. Girl and the Crystal 2 Desen International Media Co., Ltd. Stranded Code M Inside The Cell Private Screening Gaumont Promo AMC S.M. Filmax International Sola Media GmbH WTFilms Reels 3 Gaumont Emelie The Queens Private Screening Scare Campaign Urfin and His AMC S.M. 6 Sales Desen International Films Distribution Wooden Soldiers 4 Media Co., Ltd. Wizart Animation Mountain Cry Damascus Cover Maggie's Plan La Novia Stonewall AMC S.M. Fortissimo Films Carnaby International Protagonist Pictures Fortissimo Films Goldcrest Films 5 Sales and Distribution International Last Cab To Private Screening Private Screening Private Screening Bang Gang (A AMC S.M. Darwin Modern Love Story) 6 Films Distribution Films Distribution 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM Trespass Against Private Screening Saving Mr. Wu 31 Private Screening AMC S.M. Us Golden Network Asia Protagonist Pictures 7 Protagonist Pictures Limited Private Screening Private Screening Brand: A Second Private Screening The Ones Below Broadway Coming Protagonist Pictures 1 Myriad Pictures Private Screening I'm Off Then What We Become Private Screening Private Screening Broadway Global Screen Indie Sales 2 Daughter Of God Wedding Doll American Secrets Atomic Falafel Urge Broadway Fortitude International 6 Sales Gaslight Productions 6 Sales Fortitude International 3 The White Knights Brothers of the Looking for Grace Dummie The Private Screening Broadway Indie Sales Wind Fortissimo Films Mummie and the 4 Terra Mater Film Sphinx of Shakabah Studios Dutch Features... i Am Hardwell - Landmine Goes Born To Be Blue Land Of Mine Kickboxer: Doubletree Living the Dream Click K5 International K5 International Vengeance 1 Dutch Features Moonrise Pictures The Exchange Global Entertainment SCREENING BEGINS AT ALTERNATE TIME World Premiere Official Selection at AFI FEST 2015 Screening Schedule Wednesday 4th November Part 2 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM 25th Of April A Patch of Fog Worry Dolls Private Screening Doubletree K5 International 13 Films Jinga Films 2 Star Raiders Mercury Plains Misery Loves The Girl in the Book Fairmont Uptown 6 Carnaby International Comedy Myriad Pictures 1 Sales and Distribution Kaleidoscope Film Distribution Unlisted Owner Love is Not Blind Escape Artist Fairmont Lawford County Beijing Itime Vision Productions 2 Productions Production Co., Ltd. Jack of the Red Decommissioned Thirst Fairmont Hearts Cardinal XD Highland Film Group 3 Mission Pictures International Joe Hua Tangmo Anti-Social Loews M Thirty Nine Co., Jinga Films 1 Ltd. Pernicious Cruel Loews Benetone (Thailand) Wide Management 2 Co., Ltd. 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM Beast La Vanité Spirits War Rise of the Loews Arclight Films Wide Management Klongchai Picture Footsoldier 2 3 Co., Ltd Carnaby International Sales and Distribution Le Mans 3D The Call Up Ocean Kaleidoscope Film Altitude Film Sales Screenings Distribution Minutes to Midnight Neon Day out of Days The Wannabe Tunnel DeInstitutionalized, Mongrel International Other Angle Pictures Electric Entertainment Post LLC SCREENING BEGINS AT ALTERNATE TIME World Premiere Official Selection at AFI FEST 2015 Screening Schedule Thursday 5th November Part 1 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM The Frankenstein The Memory of Quackerz 3D Private Screening Private Screening AMC S.M. Complex Water PLANETA INFORM 1 Le Pacte Global Screen Film Distribution Private Screening Touched With Fire ZOOM Go Away, Mr. Tumor WestEnd Promo AMC S.M. Myriad Pictures WTFilms Wanda Media Co., Screening 2 Ltd WestEnd Films All Three of Us GFM Promo Reel The Daughter DXM Private Screening AMC S.M. Gaumont GFM Films Mongrel International Terra Mater Film 3 Studios Go With Me Private Screening Most Likely to Die The Secret I am Wrath AMC S.M. Electric Entertainment Mar Vista Media Asia Hannibal 4 Entertainment Distribution Pictures/Hannibal Classics Kill Command Beeba Boys Rendez-Vous Private Screening Into The Deep AMC S.M. Protagonist Pictures Mongrel International Dutch Features Odin's Eye 5 Global Entertainment Entertainment Private Screening Mercury Plains Are You Here Monster Hunt Saving Mr. Wu AMC S.M. Carnaby International Young Live Edko Films Golden Network Asia 6 Sales and Distribution Entertainment (HK) Limited Co. Ltd 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM Summer of '92 The Call Up Pathé International Sacrifice 21 nights with Pattie AMC S.M. HanWay Films Altitude Film Sales Promoreel Little Film Company Pathe International 7 Screening Pathe International Drive She Said Private Screening Private Screening Private Screening The Childhood of a Broadway The Works Leader 1 Protagonist Pictures Sunset Song Private Screening Private Screening The Girl in the Book Office Broadway Fortissimo Films Myriad Pictures Edko Films 2 The People vs. Fritz Daughter Of God Attack of the Fast Convoy Private Screening Broadway Bauer Fortitude International Lederhosenzombies Indie Sales 3 Beta Cinema EastWest Filmdistribution Private Screening Big Dance Family Private Screening Raven the Little Hyena Road Broadway 4Square Films Rascal - The big WTFilms 4 Race Sola Media GmbH Taj Mahal Lace Crater Stranded Fack Ju Goehte 2 SKY Kikoriki: Legend of Doubletree BAC Films Visit Films Filmax International Picture Tree The Bureau Sales the Golden Dragon 1 Distribution International (Work in Progress) Art Pictures Studio SCREENING BEGINS AT ALTERNATE TIME World Premiere Official Selection at AFI FEST 2015 Screening Schedule Thursday 5th November Part 2 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM Barca Dreams Private Screening Jack Cardboard Boxer The Throne Doubletree Filmax International Picture Tree Arclight Films Showbox Corp. 2 International Private Screening Curse of Sleeping Star Raiders The Truth Wolf Totem Fairmont Beauty Uptown 6 Commissioner Beijing Forbidden City 1 Bleiberg Carnaby International Film Co. Entertainment Sales and Distribution The Seven Five The Adderall Diaries The Hero Chi You River Red Billabong Fairmont Kaleidoscope Film Kathy Morgan California Pictures Kaleidoscope Film Arclight Films 2 Distribution International (KMI) Distribution Heaven Sent The Masked Saint Private Screening Mr. Six Fairmont Mission Pictures Archstone Distribution IM Global 3 International Private Screening Anne of Green The Callback Queen Germaphobia My Name is Nobody Loews Gables Princ Films Arrow Productions, Little Books Little 1 Breakthrough LLC Films Entertainment 2 Nights Till Bite After Eden Panama Loews Morning Breakthrough Wide Management Wide Management 2 Wide Management Entertainment 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM Crossing Point Excess Flesh Bikini Body Anguish House of Shadows Loews Bleiberg Acort International Conscious Living Lightning Mirovision Inc. 3 Entertainment with Just Leo Pilot Entertainment Group Little Books Little Films Private Screening Ocean Screenings Beyond The Known Unspoken Hellions Larry Gaye: Unchained: The Synchronicity Tunnel World Arclight Films Jinga Films Renegade Male True Story of Magnolia Pictures Post Arclight Films Flight Attendant Freestyle Motocross Other Angle Pictures The Exchange SCREENING BEGINS AT ALTERNATE TIME World Premiere Official Selection at AFI FEST 2015 Screening Schedule Friday 6th November Part 1 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM My Big Night Private Screening London Road Private Screening Private Screening AMC S.M. Film Factory Protagonist Pictures 1 Entertainment Private Screening Francisco Uncle Nick She Remembers, He Private Screening AMC S.M. FilmSharks MPI Media Group Forgets 2 International Media Asia Distribution Private Screening Courted Snowtime! Private Screening Summer Camp AMC S.M. Gaumont Sola Media GmbH Filmax International 3 Bolshoi Babylon Touched With Fire Janis: Little Girl HELP, I Shrunk My Woodlawn AMC S.M. Altitude Film Sales Myriad Pictures Blue Teacher Pure Flix 4 Content ARRI Media World Entertainment/Quality Sales Flix Private Screening Baskin The Crew Private Screening Private Screening AMC S.M. The Salt Company SND Groupe M6 5 The Squad Southbound Urban Hymn Untitled Animation Gibby AMC S.M. SND Groupe M6 MPI Media Group Metro International Celsius Entertainment VMI Worldwide 6 Entertainment 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM Promo-Reel Private Screening Private Screening Private Screening Stonewall AMC S.M. Films Distribution Goldcrest Films 7 International Private Screening Families Private Screening My Men Private Screening Broadway TF1 International Gaumont 1 The Devil's Candy Private Screening Jian Bing Man Private Screening Elstree 1976 Broadway HanWay Films Wanda Media Co., The Works 2 Ltd American Hero Monkey King: The Caught Closet Monster American Secrets Broadway Protagonist Pictures Hero (3D) Mar Vista Fortissimo Films Gaslight Productions 3 SC Films International Entertainment Level Up The Good Sister Florida Private Screening Private Screening Broadway Independent Beta Cinema Gaumont 4 Code M Cosmos Fack Ju Goehte 2 Dummie The Murdered Memory Kikoriki: Legend of Doubletree Sola Media GmbH Alfama Films Picture Tree Mummie and the Dutch Features the Golden Dragon 1 International Sphinx of Shakabah Global Entertainment (Work in Progress) Dutch Features... Art Pictures Studio SCREENING BEGINS AT ALTERNATE TIME World Premiere Official Selection at AFI FEST 2015 Screening Schedule Friday 6th November Part 2 9 AM 11 AM 1 PM 3 PM 5 PM 7 PM The King of Lazy Hazy Crazy The Phone Karma Port of Call Doubletree Havana Bravos Pictures Contents Panda Sahamongkolfilm Mei Ah Entertainment 2 Filmax International Limited International Group The Adderall Diaries God's Not Dead 2 Hangman Bare Fairmont Kathy Morgan Pure Flix Myriad Pictures Myriad Pictures 1 International (KMI) Entertainment/Quality Flix Tikkun The Fourth Phase Bad Guys Always Up in the Wind I am a Hero Fairmont Bleiberg Red Bull Media Die Beijing Itime Toho Co., Ltd. 2 Entertainment House IM Global Production Co., Ltd.
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