Among those in attendance were such luminaries as George Clooney, Sigourney Weaver, Robert Zemeckis and James Cameron, along with representatives of all the Hollywood studios.

Executive producer Steve Delamater, producer Bobby Black, composers Rick Garcia and William Malpede and producers rep Page Ostrow also participated,  giving us by far the biggest contingent among the 145 films being screened.

The actors and director gave numerous television and print interviews, both in Sedona and Phoenix.

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An Aurora Films and SMD Productions presentation, Another Harvest Moon is a spirited family film about three generations of family and the friends that impact their lives  with all the bickering, loving and caring that such relationships entail. With a good dose of humor thrown in.

The film was produced by Bobby Black and executive produced by Steven M. Delamater. Several domestic distributors are currently vying for domestic rights according to reports from producer’s representative Page Ostrow.

About SMD Productions: This is a full service independent motion picture production and finance company headquartered in Pennsylvania. A number of other films are in development.

Dr. John  Slovak co-founded Aurora Films in 1999 to establish grant funded medical outreach and education in third world nations through direct use of modern media. His multiple roles include being an executive producer and writer/creator for Aurora. Bobby Black joined the company in 2002.

About MarVista: Founded in September 2003 by Joseph Szew, the company’s current CFO/COO, his son Fernando Szew, CEO, Michael D. Jacobs, President, Production and Distribution and George Port, Executive Vice President.  At the company’s inception, the library of programming consisted of 3000 hours of television programming including 45 animated feature films from the former Whamo Entertainment library, a company initially co-founded by Joseph Szew in 1993.

About Ostrow and Company:

468 North Camden Drive Beverly Hills, Ca 90210 310 276 5007

Ostrow and Company is the leading producers representation firm specializing in finding and negotiating distribution and licensing deals for independent feature films and documentaries. Headed by industry veteran Page Ostrow, Ostrow and Company has successfully placed films for more than a decade in all platforms both domestically and internationally including but not limited to: Theatrical, Home Entertainment, and Television. For more information please visit www.ostrowandcompany.com

The 13th annual Hollywood Film Fest lineup includes “The Assistants,” “Formosa Betrayed,” “Not Since You,” “Last Day of Summer” and the Academy Award foreign-language film submission from South Korea, “Crossing.”

The weekend also features the Hollywood Comedy Film Festival showing “Wild Girls Gone” with Amy Poehler and “Little Fish, Strange Pond” with Zach Galifianakis.

The three-day film fest announced its nominees for the Hollywood Movie Awards: “Inglourious Basterds,” “District 9,” “500 Days of Summer” and “Up.” The winner will be chosen by an online poll and will be announced Oct. 26.

The fest will close on Oct. 25 with the Hollywood Discovery Awards for best feature, documentary, comedy, short subject and music video.

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Shown here (l-r), Co-executive producer John Slovak, Festival Director Conrad Bachman, Doris Roberts, Director Greg Swartz, and Executive Producer Steven Delamater.

Beverly Hills based Ostrow and Company has been named producers’ representative for the Aurora Films and SMD Entertainment Productions feature film Another Harvest Moon, it is announced by executive producer Steven M. Delamater. Sales will kick off at the Toronto Film Festival.

The film, which stars Ernest Borgnine, Piper Laurie, Anne Meara, Doris Roberts, Richard Schiff and Cybill Shepherd, received the Audience Award and Best Musical Score award at its world premiere at the Rhode Island Film Festival. Borgnine, who has appeared in more than 200 motion pictures, was also presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Another Harvest Moon will also be shown at next month’s Hollywood Film Festival and Louisville’s International Festival of Film, where Doris Roberts will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Moon, the powerful emotional story of four elderly residents of a nursing home who become like family to each other, was directed by Greg W. Swartz from a screenplay by Jeremy T. Black.

For further information on Ostrow and Company, www.ostrowandcompany.com.