Calabasas Film Festival

October 04, 2024 By John Loesing newstip@theacorn.com MOVIE-MAKERS—Middle left and right are Viewpoint 12th-graders Alexa Jeong and Zooey Jeong, along with their parents, Tran Ho and Hollywood acting star Ken Jeong. Alexa won Outstanding Achievement in Writing for her film, “Crescendo.” Courtesy photo Several promising young filmmakers took to the

Despite losing its venue just a week before opening, the Calabasas Film Festival wrapped up Sunday after successful screenings. Sep 27, 2022 By: Emily Rahhal, Patch Staff Despite losing its venue just a week before opening, the Calabasas Film Festival wrapped up Sunday after successful screenings.

October 01, 2020 By Allison Montroyallison@theacorn.com This year, Calabasas Film Festival attendees didn’t just watch a new film—they also starred in their own five-second movie trailer, all from the safety of their cars. The annual event, undeterred by the pandemic, took to the hills and hosted a drive-in experience Sept.

Calabasas Film Festival Launches Online 31 films are online to view, and a drive-in movie premiere will take place Friday at King Gillette Ranch. By Michael Wittner, Patch Staff Sep 24, 2020 6:53 am PT|Updated Sep 25, 2020 11:21 am PT CALABASAS, CA — Students in Calabasas know a thing or two about quarantines and...

“Where’s My Roy Cohn” and “The Wedding Year” in review, after a premiere at the Calabasas Film Festival 2019 Deja Magee September 30, 2019 Last week, the Calabasas Film Festival marked its sixth year showing movies to enthusiastic cinephiles. Among the movies that were being showcased, one was a documentary that profiled infamous New York...

July 30, 2019 By: VoyageLA Staff Today we’d like to introduce you to Kelley Fries, Nicole Fries. So, before we jump into specific questions about the business, why don’t you give us some details about you and your story.

August/September 2018 Issue Beyond The Acorn Written By:Allison Montroy Several freeways and 20-odd miles may separate Calabasas from the bustling film capital of the world, but in this suburban paradise, Hollywood roots run deep. While multimillion-dollar mansions and movie star denizens are part of Calabasas’ allure, this coveted corridor and its

Film festival keeps Calabasas on map Sister act gets involved September 13, 2017 By Ian Bradley ianbradley@theacorn.com Kelley and Nicole Fries love movies so much they’ve dedicated their lives to them. The sisters are the organizers of the Calabasas Film Festival, which began its fourth season yesterday.