Helen Hunt's feature directorial debut Then She Found Me and Nanette Burstein's hit Sundance documentary American Teen bookend the 32nd Cleveland International Film Festival, which runs from Mar 6-16.
John Sayles, whose first film Return Of The Secaucus Seven screened at the fifth Cleveland International Film Festival in 1981, will receive the Director's Spotlight Award.
Television producer Helen Hood Scheer and feature director Brillante Mendoza will collect the Someone To Watch Awards while The Hours author Michael Cunningham is the recipient of the inaugural From The Page To The Projector Award for his contribution to literature and film.
For further information visit www.clevelandfilm.org.
John Sayles, whose first film Return Of The Secaucus Seven screened at the fifth Cleveland International Film Festival in 1981, will receive the Director's Spotlight Award.
Television producer Helen Hood Scheer and feature director Brillante Mendoza will collect the Someone To Watch Awards while The Hours author Michael Cunningham is the recipient of the inaugural From The Page To The Projector Award for his contribution to literature and film.
For further information visit www.clevelandfilm.org.
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