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Tuesday, September 25, 2018

September 29-30, 2018 -- CA Vegetarian Food Festival

CA Vegetarian Food Festival

September 29-30, 2018

Raleigh Studios

Hollywood, CA

http://www.cavegfoodfest.com/

Tickets: http://www.cavegfoodfest.com/index.php/festival-info/tickets

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Highlighted Speakers:

Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram is a YouTube celebrity, raw vegan chef, and the author of The FullyRaw Diet. She is also the founder of the Rawfully Organic co-op and FullyRaw Juice.
Jane Velez-Mitchell is well-known for her animal rights advocacy. Her reporting on animal cruelty earned Genesis Awards from the Humane Society. Born to a Puerto Rican mother and an Irish American father, she has worked as a co-anchor on Los Angeles-based television stations. Her books include Secrets Can Be Murder, iWant, Addict Nation, and Exposed.
Julieanna Hever will be speaking on Simple Steps to Fill Your Plate with Delicious Food. She has authored four books, including the new Plant-Based Nutrition (Idiot's Guide). She is also the nutrition columnist for VegNew Magazine and co-hosts Home Sweat Home on Facebook.
Chef AJ has made appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,The Late Show with David Lettermanand more. A chef, culinary instructor and professional speaker, she is author of the popular book Unprocessed: How to Achieve Vibrant Health and Your Ideal Weight, which chronicles her journey from a junk-food vegan faced with a diagnosis of pre-cancerous polyps, to learning how to create foods that nourish and heal the body.

Highlighted Events:

Beyond the Plate: A Culinary Climate Action Discussion with Dr. Ietef Vita (aka DJ Cavem) and featured guests: Alkemia Earth (holistic lifestyle coach), Justin Bua (artist, author), Ron Finley (gangster gardener, Liz Sanchez (owner, Wild Living Foods) and Rich Torres (owner, Wild Living Foods). A short film, From Gangs to Gardens, will feature before the discussion.

A MUST-SEE performance from "Plant-Based Records!" Plant-Based Records patented technology turns fresh produce into live instruments by touch. Presented by Alkemia and DJ Cavem.

Festival-goers who want to get a little physical can head to the Mind Body Zone where they will be put through gentle paces by several facilitators, including "success coach" Tristan Gutner. There will also be several sessions of yoga, reiki, meditation, amongst other health and wellness activities.

For families with children, the festival will feature a Kumquat Kids Area with a variety of activities such as arts and crafts, storytelling, and even a bounce house!

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2018 Festival Exhibitors

Letsfeed Fine Foods

Los Angeles Animal Services

Los Angeles Registrar Recorder / County Clerk

Los Colorines

Pan's Mushroom Jerky / Panco Foods

Renewal By Andersen

Share International USA

Sharon Palmer

The Donuttery

The Women's Research and Resource Center (California State University Northridge)

Vagabond Vieiras Vegan Pizza / Rock & Roll Pizza

VeggiDome

Vita Earth Foundation

Zen Nights

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Saturday, September 1, 2018

September 8, 2018 -- New Filmmakers LA

September 8, 2018

New Filmmakers Los Ángeles

Samuel Goldwyn Theatre

Los Ángeles, CA

You're invited to join NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) and The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) with presenting partners NALIP and SAG-AFTRA on Saturday, September 8th, 2018 for the annual NFMLA Film Festival InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Cinema event. The event will be hosted at The Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.

This month's festival presents a powerful lineup of local and international films by world-class emerging filmmakers from Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Spain, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Argentina and the United States across three short film programs. The evening opens with a collection of stories that explore everything from time travel to forbidden love, being caught between two words, abusive work environments and the importance of community.

The evening continues with an eclectic mix of genres covering everything from whimsical experimentalism to dance, including a dark comedy about a man facing down bureaucracy, a uniquely complex drama about the loss of a child, and stories of children facing down incredible odds, whether during wartime or in an imagined post-apocalyptic future.

The night culminates with a dynamic and hard-hitting collection of films that include two world premieres, a comedy starring a Brazilian soap opera actor that both is and isn't about its own production, new work by a returning NFMLA alum, a thoughtful drama about the quest for same-sex parenthood in Spain, and a meditation on what it means to come home, all concluding with a story of parental love that transcends even the darkest moments.

NFMLA and AMPAS have formed industry-wide alliances and partnerships to support this initiative.

The program is full of talented filmmakers, including multiple-award-winning directors, writers and producers whose films have been programmed and awarded across Europe, South America and in the United States, including at SXSW and Sundance.

The evening presents three world premieres; The Morphable Man, by Jonathan Ostos Yaber, an award-winning director who has been recognized by the Italian Animation Academy, Synopsis by Felipe Saleme and Lara Koer, which stars and is produced by Brazilian soap opera actor Gabriel Godoy, and Sra. Genovese, the newest film by NFMLA alumn Daniela Arguello, whose last film in the 2017 NFMLA program, 2500Km, was acquired by HBO and who gave a Ted Talk about her filmmaking last fall. Additionally, the event will be the Los Angeles premiere of Bailaora by Spanish Director Rubin Stein, who was names is one of the 10 Spanish Filmmakers on the Rise 2018 by Variety.

Doors will open to the public at 4 pm with a pre-reception for the first shorts program, and the night will include a pre-reception before each of the evening's programs, where attendees can sip cocktails and mingle with industry professionals and festival selected filmmakers in the lounge. The event will conclude at 11:30 pm.

Tickets are available for $5 per program advanced purchase / $7 per program at the door and $15 for all-night access passes, which provide access to all three film programs with open bar throughout the entire event. NFMLA's Monthly Film Festivals are presented throughout the year with support from Executive Circle Sponsors FilmLA, The Coca-Cola Company and HBO, Producers Circle Sponsors SAG-AFTRA, 21st Century Fox Global Inclusion, Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA | Golden Globes), LA County Arts Commission and LA City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA).

SCHEDULE

Shorts Program #1 – InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Shorts 1

3:30 PM – Pre-Reception | 4:30 PM – Screening

Shorts Program #2 – InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Shorts 2

6:15 PM – Pre-Reception | 6:45 PM – Screening

Shorts Program #3 – InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Shorts 3

8:30 PM – Pre-Reception | 9:00 PM – Screening

EVENT ADDRESS

Samuel Goldwyn Theatre, 8949 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 | Directions

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