The Georgia block features films made in Georgia or by Georgia-based filmmakers. While the Nighthawks block features only UNG students, the student block ranges from high school to master's degree students. The categories include Student, Nighthawk, Added Perspectives, and Georgia shorts.

In between the first and last screenings, the audience may watch an array of shorts, which are 40 minutes or less.

The festival will close with the awards announcements at 2 p.m. 6, with the documentary 'Look Away, Look Away.' Written and directed by Patrick O'Connor, the film focuses on the five-year battle that led to the redesign of the Mississippi state flag. The festival's last film will be shown at 8 p.m. 4 with the movie 'The Plymouth Period.' The coming-of-age drama is Atlanta-based director Jake Shiptenko's first feature film. 11 to allow viewers to see all the projects. Viewers may vote for Best Indie Short, Best Student Short, Best of the Fest, and more. 'All attendees may vote on their favorites to recognize the best of the best.' Jeff Marker, department head of CMJ, said. 'This year, we are excited to provide film lovers with the GFF content online to protect their health and well-being amid the COVID-19 pandemic,' Dr. The festival's viewing parties will be followed by live question-and-answer sessions via Zoom. Hosted by the University of North Georgia (UNG) Department of Communication, Media and Journalism (CMJ), the fifth annual festival will be presented in a virtual format for free from Nov. More than 33 films including two feature-length movies and 16 student shorts are ready to be broadcast online during the 2021 Georgia Film Festival (GFF).

Zoom sinhala full movie watch online