M Bar & Restaurant (Hollywood, CA)
The Manhattan Short Film Festival screens the top twelve submitted films in Los Angeles at M Bar. After the screening, audience members will vote for the one film that is their favorite. Those votes from all the screenings across the world will be tallied and the winner selected. The Manhattan Short Film Festival strives to unearth future film talent, while uniting audiences around the world.
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The last date listed for Manhattan Short Film Festival in Los Angeles was Thursday September 27, 2007 / 7:30pm. (view all dates)
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This was fun. A bunch of short films about many things, standing up for yourself, love, and just life in general. Overall, it was a good time.
We didn't love every one of the 12 short films, but the ones we did like were worth the trip.
M Bar was a little disorganized about the "tickets". They said they had a list of names, but they never asked for mine. Then they put the ticket price on the dinner bill, but they took it off without an argument when I told them we had purchased our tickets through Goldstar.
M B & R is a small, intimate show room. Food acceptable and service was good. The Films were all interesting. Not a dud in the bunch. As Goldstar customers we had a nice roomy booth for 4. An enjoyable evening.
According to owner-actor Joe Reynolds, the "M" stands for music, martinis and mangia (Italian for "eat"). Enter through red velvet drapes to find a speakeasy-like interior dripping in dramatic red, from the vinyl booths to the server's micro-miniskirt. The crowd is eclectic and the mood is bohemian--low lighting, high artistic vibe.
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<p>The Manhattan Short Film Festival (www.MSfilmfest.com) today announced the twelve finalist films which will screen 220 times in 99 cinemas worldwide – from as far north as Russia to as far south as Argentina – during the last week of September. The 2007 finalists were selected from 456 entries received from 32 countries over the past year. </p> <p>The best short film and winner of the 2007 Manhattan Short Film Festival will be determined by the global theater-going public. After each screening, audience members will vote for the one film that is their favorite. The votes will be tallied and sent through to the Manhattan Short headquarters in NYC where the winner will be announced in Union Square Park (NYC) at 10 p.m. on Sunday, September 30, 2007. </p> <p>“This year’s films are without doubt the most evenly graded bunch of films we have had in the Manhattan Short’s ten-year history,” says Nicholas Mason, Manhattan Short founder and director. “I simply don’t know which will win it this year, it’s a tough call.” </p> <p>While one goal of the Manhattan Short Film Festival is to unearth future film talent, the festival’s ultimate aim is to unite audiences around the world. </p> <p>“We expect 50,000 people to come together this year to view and vote on these films,” says Mason. “And all twelve finalists should be applauded for being a part of that.”</p>
The "M" stands for music, martinis and mangia (Italian for "eat"). Enter through red velvet drapes to find a speakeasy-like interior dripping in dramatic red, from the vinyl booths to the server's micro-miniskirt. The crowd is eclectic and the mood is bohemian--low lighting, high artistic vibe.