2013 Lighthouse International Film Festival Award Winners

2013 Jury Awards



Best Narrative Feature

You'll Be a Man (Tu Seras Un Homme)



Best Documentary Feature

Of By For/em>



Best Narrative Short Film

Tumbling Birds (Sturzende Tauben)



Best Documentary Short Film

Menhaden: The Most Important Fish in the Bay



Special Jury Prize for Acting in a Short Film

Christina Broccolini for Face Divided



Best Student Film

Doppelganger



2013 Audience Awards



Narrative Film

You'll Be a Man (Tu Seras Un Homme)



Documentary Film

GMO OMG



Spotlight Film

A Hijacking



Surfing Film

Children of the Wind



Short Film

Keeper of the Mountains



Community Leadership Award

Lori Pepenella



Volunteer Award

Fred and Arlene Schragger

Gerald McCullouch Hosts Retro Sunset Wednesday at NYC Hotspot XVI

Gerald McCullouch & Guests

(Warrington Gillette & Felipe Rose)

Celebrity Retro Wednesdays Event at XVI sunset rooftop brought out many to this always anticipated luxury party. Hosted by CSI’s Gerald McCullouch. McCullouch, best known for playing ballistics expert "Bobby Dawson" on CSI for 10 seasons, recently received critical acclaim starring in the Off-Broadway play "Moonlight and Love Songs" written by current two time Emmy nominee Scott Sickles. He currently stars along with Daphne Rubin-Vega, Wilson Cruz and Sebastian LaCause in the award winning web series phenomenon "Hustling" and is the co-executive producer of the indie smash hit "BearCity 2: The Proposal" in which he stars alongside Kathy Najimy in this follow up to the internationally renowned "BearCity". Co-hosts of the event were Actor Keith Collins (“Stuck in the Middle”,”The Meat Puppet”,”Gravedigger”) & Legendary Studio 54 DJ & Celebrity Photographer Steve Mack. The Event had many cast members from the new award winning web-series “Hustling” & Cast Members from the indie smash hit “Bear City” & Bear City 2:The Proposal”. Those who were in attendance at the exclusive rooftop event included The Village People Indian Felipe Rose, Warrington Gillette who played “Jason” from the Friday The 13^th Francizes, Doug Langway (creator and director and writer of BearCIty and BearCity 2: The Proposal), Blake Evan Sherman, Joe Conti, Film Producer Matthew Salloway, Sebastian La Cause, Stephen Guarino, James Martinez, Jamison Stern, Corey Tut, Richard LeMay, Bruce Robert Harris, Gary Cowling & Rodrigo Bellott. (Photo Credit Steve Mack)

CHER to hit New York City!

Never known to do things in a small way, Cher will be racing through New York City on a four day whirlwind visit to promote her new single, “Woman’s World” which she debuted last week on the final episode of NBC’s “The Voice”. “Woman’s World” is the first single from Cher’s upcoming album scheduled to be released on Warner Bros. Records on September 24th.


Cher is scheduled to be a guest on Andy Cohen’s “Watch What Happens: Live” at 11pm EST on Bravo and will go from there to Gay Nightlife Icon Brandon Voss’s Thursday night party Q held at Marquee Nightclub in Chelsea. The Q party will honor Cher with a special tribute retrospective show covering Cher’s entire career so far. Cher is also planning on officially launching her appearance at NY’s Pride by playing “Woman’s World” single from the DJ booth at Marquee.

Friday is a full radio day visiting stations including Cher’s appearance on Sirius XM’s prestigious Town Hall Series with 15 contest winners who get to ask Cher questions in person.

Cher’s New York City visit culminates with a very special performance at NYC Pride’s 27th Annual Pier Dance. As one fan so eloquently put it, “We’ll get to see Cher sparkling on the Pier all the way from the moon.”

2013 HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

HBO Bryant Park

Summer Film Festival

Presented by Bank of America

June 2013

Monday, June 17, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

Tootsie

5:00pm
Lawn

In one of funniest films of all time, Dustin Hoffman is an unemployed actor who finally gets the part of a lifetime...as a female soap opera sensation. Directed by Sydney Pollack, Jessica Lange earned an Oscar as the love interest, and Bill Murray is the wise-cracking roomie. (1982) 116 Min. (Sony/Columbia)





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Monday, June 24, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

Invasion of the Body Snatchers

5:00pm
Lawn

Something is happening to the residents of California town, and a doctor wants to find out what. Don Siegel's gritty sci-fi thriller is the definitive version of this terrifying tale. Beware of the pods! (1956) 80 Min. (Paramount)





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July 2013

Monday, July 1, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

Frenzy

5:00pm
Lawn

Alfred Hitchcock returned to England to direct this thriller in which an innocent man is accused of a series of gruesome necktie murders in Covent Garden. The second to last film from the Master of Suspense. (1972) 116 Min. (Universal)





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Monday, July 8, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

5:00pm
Lawn

The fantastical musical of Roald Dahl's story stars Gene Wilder as the eccentric genius Wonka, who leads 5 children with the golden tickets on a magical tour revealing the incredible secrets of his candy palace. (1971) 98 Min. (Warner Bros.)





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Monday, July 15, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte

5:00pm
Lawn

Screen legends Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland star as Charlotte, a spinster in a rotting plantation mansion, and her cousin Miriam, who is slowly and deliberately driving her mad. A thriller spectacularly directed by Robert Aldrich. (1964) 133 Min. (Fox)





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Monday, July 22, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

The African Queen

5:00pm
Lawn

Humphrey Bogart won his only Oscar as a hard drinking riverboat captain alongside prim missionary Katharine Hepburn, directed by John Huston. The unlikely pair overcomes perils and surprise on the journey, ending with their contribution to the war effort. (1951) 105 Min. (Paramount)





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Monday, July 29, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

A Foreign Affair

5:00pm
Lawn

Billy Wilder's story of an uptight Congresswoman, Jean Arthur, who tours bombed-out Berlin and finds love. But the rake she falls for is also involved with a cabaret singer portrayed by the sultry Marlene Dietrich. (1948) 116 Min. (Universal)





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August 2013

Monday, August 5, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

Norma Rae

5:00pm
Lawn

Sally Field took home the Oscar for her starring role as a minimum-wage textile worker who takes on the bosses at her North Carolina factory. Ron Leibman and Beau Bridges lend strong support. Directed by Martin Ritt. (1979) 113 Min. (Fox)





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Monday, August 12, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

The Women

5:00pm
Lawn

Joan Crawford, Norma Shearer, and Rosalind Russell head a stellar, all-female cast in George Cukor's outrageously funny, quintessential film of Clare Booth Luce's play about society women. (1939) 132 Min. (Warner Bros)





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Monday, August 19, 2013

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

5:00pm
Lawn

Steven Spielberg's masterpiece, one of the top box office leaders, tells the story of an alien stranded on Earth and desperate to go home, and the special bond made with 10 year old Elliot. Features Drew Barrymore in her big-screen breakout role. (1982) 115 Min. (Universal)



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Farrah Abraham in New Jersey

We Heard that former reality star from MTV's Teen Mom turned porn star Farrah Abraham is really making the most out of her new found fame. the backdoor mom was judging a pole dancing contest at Sunrise go-go bar in Paterson, New Jersey. Glad there is some place out there where miss Farrah fits in.

TORONTO AFTER DARK SCREENINGS & EVENTS IN TORONTO FRI-THU, JUNE 14-20

  SAT, JUN 15:




THE WALKING DEAD FAN FICTION COMEDY NIGHT: co-presented by NXNE and Toronto After Dark at Comedy Bar: http://on.fb.me/13IeK6x



TARANTINO TEASE: burlesque show inspired by the movies of Quentin Tarantino by Underground Peepshow at Metro Theatre: http://on.fb.me/10g7P81



TUES, JUN 18:



AMERICAN MARY: multi-award winning surgical horror thriller by the Soska Sisters and huge hit at last year’s Toronto Afer Dark released on Home Video in Canada: http://amzn.to/ZiVc9o



WED, JUN 19:



NO ONE LIVES: shocking new horror thriller from acclaimed director Ryuhei Kitamura (VERSUS) screens at Cineplexes Canada-wide for one night only as part of the Sinister Cinema Series: http://bit.ly/1514w0s



ZOMBIE TORONTO: Stageshow at Bad Dog Theatre: http://on.fb.me/13IgLjl



THU, JUN 20:



THE FILMS OF STANLEY KUBRICK: EYES WIDE SHUT - a Lecture with film clips and Q&A with Film Critic Adam Nayman at The Revue Cinema: http://bit.ly/12qOOQt



NEVER TOO YOUNG TO DIE: presented by Eyesore Cinema: cult 1980s B-Move starring John Stamos and Gene Simmons, screens at Tequila Bookworm: http://on.fb.me/11cvnsW

HOBOKEN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2013 WINNERS AND NOMINEES

Best of the Festival (Jury Award)



*SOMEBODY MARRY ME – John Asher

BAD PARENTS – Caytha Jentis

FRACKNATION – Phelim McAleer

SEEDS OF DEATH – Gary Null

SILENT BUT DEADLY – Jason Lockhart, MICHAEL ROTH & Jacqui Holland



Best of the Festival (Audience Award)



*NATIONAL LAMPOON’S ANOTHER DIRTY MOVIE

SOMEBODY MARRY ME

BROKEN BLOOD

PAIN LOVE & PASSION

KNUCKLE JACK



Best Feature Film



*BAD PARENTS – Caytha Jentis

DEAD MAN WORKING – L.E. Salas

HOME – Jono Oliver & Ged Dickersin

SILENT BUT DEADLY – Jason Lockhart, MICHAEL ROTH & Jacqui Holland

SOMEBODY MARRY ME – John Asher

TALKING TO THE TREES – Ilaria Borrelli & Guido Freddi



Best Screenplay (Feature Film)



*L.E. Salas – DEAD MAN WORKING

Ilaria Borrelli & Guido Freddi – TALKING TO THE TREES

Alan Donnes & Jon Klaft – ANOTHER DIRTY MOVIE

Ji-seung Lee & Hyongkuk Kim – AZOOMA

Jono Oliver – HOME



Best Director (Feature Film)



*Jason Lockhart – SILENT BUT DEADLY

John Asher – SOMEBODY MARRY ME

Brian Herzlinger – HOW SWEET IT IS

Caytha Jentis – BAD PARENTS

Jono Oliver – HOME



Best Actor (Feature Film)



*Ray Abruzzo – SOMEBODY MARRY ME

Gbenga Akinnagbe – HOME

John Adams – KNUCKLE JACK

Derek Wayne Johnson – BROKEN BLOOD

Christopher Titus – BAD PARENTS



Best Actress (Feature Film)



*Jacqui Holland – SILENT BUT DEADLY

Zelda Adams – KNUCKLE JACK

Erika Christensen – HOW SWEET IT IS

Janeane Garofalo – BAD PARENTS

Melanie Winiger – WHO KILLED JOHNNY



Best Supporting Actress (Feature Film)



*Cheri Oteri – BAD PARENTS

Deborah Baker, Jr – SOMEBODY ME

Annie Burgstede – SOMEBODY MARRY ME

Camille Saviola – SILENT BUT DEADLY

Moniroth Setha – TALKING TO THE TREES



Best Supporting Actor (Feature Film)



*Martin Kove – THE ASCENT

Brett Halsey – CLUB UTOPIA

Michael Lerner – SOMEBODY MARRY ME

Michael Pare – HOW SWEET IT IS

Victor Williams – HOME



Best Cinematography (Feature Film)



*Graham Futerfas – SOMEBODY MARRY ME

Ki-S Hwang – AZOOMA

Sam Rosenthal – SILENT BUT DEADLY

John Sjogren – THE ASCENT

David Vlasits – TALKING TO THE TREES



Best Editor (Feature Film)



*L.E. Salas – DEAD MAN WORKING

Ulysses Guidotti – HOME

Christopher Martini – ANOTHER DIRTY MOVIE

Verne Mattson– BAD PARENTS

Min-Kyung Shin – AZOOMA



Best Documentary



*SEEDS OF DEATH – Gary Null

CELEBRATING LIFE IN UNION– Gladys Bensimon

FRACKNATION – Phelim McAleer

THE POSEIDON PROJECT – Arthur Jones & Luther Jones

WAR ON HEALTH – Gary Null

WIND SHADOWS – Carole Ryavec



Best TV Pilot



*WINGMAN – James Holeva

THE GRID – Kevin Keiser

LIVING IN EXILE – Jim Mendrinos

STUNT COMEDY SHOW – Deni Jordan

BROS – Anthony DiMieri



Best Short



*SO LONG – Lindsay Ianna

GOD’S FAVOR – Ilay Ron

UP THE VALLEY AND BEYOND – Todd Rosken

FAR – Brian Crewe

MENSCHEN – Sarah Lotfi



Best Short Short



*LIP DUB – Jonathan Gomez

BILLY’S A KID – Julian Ramirez and J.J. LaBritt

IRIS – Justin S. Lee

A CONVERSATION ABOUT CHEATING WITH MY TIME TRAVELLING FUTURE SELF – Pornsak Pichetshote

PUNCTURE – Edward Lyons



Best Unproduced Screenplay



*FORGIVE NOT THEIR TRESPASSES – John Maffuci

BIOTERROR CONSPIRACY – Louis Lio

OHIO FINCH – Chad Parsons and Wolfgang Bauer

STAT DAD – Charles Laulette

THE COMEBACK – Chase Brogan



New York Post Best Feature Film Trailer Winner



*BROKEN BLOOD

THE ASCENT

DEAD MAN WORKING

BAD PARENTS

HALCYON



Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient



*ERIC ROBERTS

THE 67TH ANNUAL TONY AWARDS WINNERS 2013

Best performance by an actor in a leading role in a play














WINNER: Tracy Letts, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf





Other nominees: Tom Hanks, Lucky Guy; Nathan Lane, The Nance; David Hyde Pierce, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; Tom Sturridge, Orphans













Best performance by an actress in a leading role in a play













WINNER: Cicely Tyson, The Trip to Bountiful





Other nominees: Laurie Metcalf, The Other Place; Amy Morton, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; Kristine Nielsen, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; Holland Taylor, ANN





33.6% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Tyson.













Best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical













WINNER: Billy Porter, Kinky Boots





Other nominees: Bertie Carvel, Matilda The Musical; Santino Fontana, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella; Rob McClure, Chaplin; Stark Sands, Kinky Boots





37.2% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Porter.

















Best performance by an actress in a leading role in a musical













WINNER: Patina Miller, Pippin





Other nominees: Stephanie J. Block, The Mystery of Edwin Drood; Carolee Carmello, Scandalous; Valisia LeKae, Motown: The Musical; Laura Osnes, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella





47.8% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Miller.













Best revival of a play













WINNER: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?





Other nominees: Golden Boy; Orphans; The Trip to Bountiful





44.7% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?













Best play













WINNER: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike





Other nominees: The Assembled Parties; Lucky Guy; The Testament of Mary





31.8% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.













Best musical













WINNER: Kinky Boots





Other nominees: Bring It On: The Musical; A Christmas Story, The Musical; Matilda The Musical





49.8% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Kinky Boots.













Best revival of a musical













WINNER: Pippin





Other nominees: Annie; The Mystery of Edwin Drood; Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella





52.4% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Pippin.













Best performance by an actor in a featured role in a play













WINNER: Courtney B. Vance, Lucky Guy





Other nominees: Danny Burstein, Golden Boy; Richard Kind, The Big Knife; Billy Magnussen,Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; Tony Shalhoub, Golden Boy





39.8% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Vance.













Best performance by an actress in a featured role in a play













WINNER: Judith Light, The Assembled Parties





Other nominees: Carrie Coon, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; Shalita Grant, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; Judith Ivey, The Heiress; Condola Rashad, The Trip to Bountiful





43.7% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Light.













Best performance by an actor in a featured role in a musical













WINNER: Gabriel Ebert, Matilda The Musical





Other nominees: Charl Brown, Motown: The Musical; Keith Carradine, Hands on a Hardbody; Will Chase, The Mystery of Edwin Drood; Terrence Mann, Pippin





23.6% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Ebert.













Best performance by an actress in a featured role in a musical













WINNER: Andrea Martin, Pippin





Other nominees: Annaleigh Ashford, Kinky Boots; Victoria Clark, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella; Keala Settle, Hands on a Hardbody; Lauren Ward, Matilda The Musical





37.5% of USA TODAY Broadway's Best app readers voted for Martin.













Best direction of a play













WINNER: Pam MacKinnon, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?





Other nominees: Nicholas Martin, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; Bartlett Sher, Golden Boy; George C. Wolfe, Lucky Guy





29.6% of USA TODAY's Broadway's Best app readers voted for MacKinnon.













Best direction of a musical













WINNER: Diane Paulus, Pippin





Other nominees: Scott Ellis, The Mystery of Edwin Drood; Jerry Mitchell, Kinky Boots; Matthew Warchus, Matilda The Musical





34.2% of USA TODAY's Broadway's Best app readers voted for Paulus.













Best book of a musical













WINNER: Matilda The Musical, Dennis Kelly





Other nominees: A Christmas Story, The Musical, Joseph Robinette; Kinky Boots, Harvey Fierstein ; Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella, Douglas Carter Beane

















Best original score (music and/or lyrics) written for the theater













WINNER: Kinky Boots, music & lyrics: Cyndi Lauper





Other nominees: A Christmas Story, The Musical, music and Lyrics: Benj Pasek and Justin Paul; Hands on a Hardbody, music: Trey Anastasio and Amanda Green; Lyrics: Amanda Green; Matilda The Musical, music & lyrics: Tim Minchin













Best scenic design of a play













WINNER: John Lee Beatty, The Nance





Other nominees: Santo Loquasto, The Assembled Parties; David Rockwell, Lucky Guy; Michael Yeargan, Golden Boy













Best scenic design of a musical













WINNER: Rob Howell, Matilda: The Musical





Other nominees: Anna Louizos, The Mystery of Edwin Drood; Scott Pask, Pippin; David Rockwell, Kinky Boots













Best costume design of a play













WINNER: Ann Roth, The Nance





Other nominees: Soutra Gilmour, Cyrano de Bergerac; Albert Wolsky, The Heiress; Catherine Zuber, Golden Boy













Best costume design of a musical













WINNER: William Ivey Long, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella





Other nominees: Gregg Barnes, Kinky Boots; Rob Howell, Matilda The Musical; Dominique Lemieux, Pippin













Best lighting design of a play













WINNER: Jules Fisher & Peggy Eisenhauer, Lucky Guy





Other nominees: Donald Holder, Golden Boy; Jennifer Tipton, The Testament of Mary; Japhy Weideman, The Nance













Best lighting design of a musical













WINNER: Hugh Vanstone, Matilda The Musical





Other nominees: Kenneth Posner, Kinky Boots; Kenneth Posner, Pippin; Kenneth Posner, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella













Best sound design of a play













WINNER: Leon Rothenberg, The Nance





Other nominees: John Gromada, The Trip to Bountiful; Mel Mercier, The Testament of Mary; Peter John Still and Marc Salzberg, Golden Boy













Best sound design of a musical













WINNER: John Shivers, Kinky Boots





Other nominees: Jonathan Deans & Garth Helm, Pippin; Peter Hylenski, Motown: The Musical; Nevin Steinberg, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella













Best choreography













WINNER: Jerry Mitchell, Kinky Boots





Other nominees: Andy Blankenbuehler, Bring It On: The Musical; Peter Darling, Matilda The Musical; Chet Walker, Pippin













Best orchestrations













WINNER: Stephen Oremus, Kinky Boots





Other nominees: Chris Nightingale, Matilda The Musical; Ethan Popp & Bryan Crook, Motown: The Musical; Danny Troob, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella













Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre













Bernard Gersten





Paul Libin





Ming Cho Lee





Regional Theatre Award





Huntington Theatre Company, Boston





Isabelle Stevenson Award





Larry Kramer





Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre





Career Transition For Dancers





William Craver





Peter Lawrence





The Lost Colony

WEDNESDAY AT NYC's XVI

(Randy Jones, Kesha Nichols, Gerald McCullouch, Keith Collins)

The Ultimate Sunset Cocktail Hour at the XVI Rooftop Lounge Insipired by an era of decadence, the likes of Louis XVI. The XVI Lounge sits high above Time Square with an atmosphere that can best be described as total luxury Retro Wednesdays is fast becoming the celebrity hangout where Stars of screen, music, television, radio, theater and sports are finding a safe haven away from the paparazzi where they party with friends, sip cocktails and dance as the sun sets over the Manhattan skyline. Hosted and Created by Wireimage celebrity photographer and Legendary 70s DJ Steve Mack, this retro event is catering to the entertainment industry and often co-hosted by celebrity guests. Original Village People Cowboy Randy Jones hosted the opening along with indie film star Keith Collins. CSI’s Gerald McCullouch & Kesha Nichols from VHI’s Basketball Wives also stopped by (photo above) along with many other guests such as former NY Yankee Billy Sample, Warrington Gillette (Friday The 13th), Brandon Ruckdashel of Co-Ed Confidential, Singer Bara De Cabrol, Journalist Brian Niemietz, Film writer Joseph Pepitone & film Producers Bob & Joyce Borneman.




(photo credit Steve Mack)