Monthly Archives: January 2012

Max Zahle is a student filmmaker who has a movie showing at Sundance this weekend. But that’s not all. He just found out the movie “Raju” is also nominated for an Oscar. Max came on Good Things Utah to talk about “Raju” and his accomplishments. He says “Raju” was shot […]

Angelus Winner discuss Oscar Nom on ABC

January 26, 2012 in Angelus by STAFF

2012 Oscar nominee Max Zähle is interviewed on Good Day Utah with Angelus Student Film Festival director Monika Moreno about his acclaimed film RAJU. Zähle who is a Hamburg Media School grad and was awarded the the 2011 Patrick Peyton Excellence in Filmmaking Award at the Angelus Student Film Festival, received word […]

Angelus Winner & Fest Director Discuss Oscar Nom on Fox

January 26, 2012 in Angelus by STAFF

By Ben Fulton The Salt Lake Tribune Park City • Max Zähle’s 24-minute film “Raju” didn’t make the cut among this year’s short films selected for competition by the Sundance Film Festival, but it proved good enough for an Oscar Nomination for Best Live Action Short Film. The 34-year-old […]

German filmmaker gets news of Oscar nom at Sundance

January 26, 2012 in Angelus / Uncategorized by STAFF

Max Zähle, a graduate of Hamburg Media School, has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Live Action Short for his film, “Raju,” which will receive a free screening in Park City on Saturday sponsored by the Angelus Student Film Festival. In 2011, Zähle won the Angelus Festival’s Patrick Peyton […]

Student filmmaker wins Oscar nod for his short film

January 26, 2012 in Angelus by STAFF

2011 Angelus Student Film Festival grand prize winner and Hamburg Media School grad Max Zähle, who was awarded the fest’s Patrick Peyton Excellence in Filmmaking Award for RAJU, has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Live Action Short. The gripping, emotionally harrowing story of a German couple who adopt a young Indian boy in Kolkata has […]

Fourth Angelus Winner In As Many Years Receives Oscar Nomination

January 24, 2012 in Angelus by STAFF

LOVE HACKING, directed by Jenni Nelson, a recent MFA grad in Documentary Film and Video at Stanford University, won the Outstanding Documentary Award at the Angelus Student Film Festival. The film follows the journey of Tim Heath, a Silicon Valley robot inventor After a personal reawakening, Tim radically shifts his outlook […]

Love Hacking

January 20, 2012 in Angelus by STAFF

STUDIO CITY (CBS) — Just in time for the entertaining season, the “Cart For A Cause Cookbook” is on sale now! Recipes from nearly 40 of L.A.’s hottest chefs are featured, all of whom have cooked on the Cart, the nation’s first fully philanthropic mobile food truck. Chefs Jeremy […]

Give Back With The ‘Cart For A Cause’ Cookbook

January 20, 2012 in Saint Vincent Meals On Wheels by STAFF

Long live the Dane! Hamlet rendering by Sarah Airriess Join us in Elsinore, beginning January 21 Experience Hamlet in a whole new way. After intense audience reaction to our production last summer in Griffith Park, we realized we weren’t done with Denmark just yet. This time around, we’re re-imagining the […]

ISC Opens Winter Run Of Hamlet

January 12, 2012 in Uncategorized by STAFF

Reviewed by Frank Mundo In poet Melinda Palacio‘s debut novel, Ocotillo Dreams, we meet a young woman named Isola, a green-eyed, “exotic-looking” Mexican-American “often mistaken for Thai or Filipino” whose mother’s death couldn’t have come at a worse time in her life. Just one fellowship short of becoming a full […]

LA Books Examiner Reviews Ocotillo Dreams

January 12, 2012 in Uncategorized by STAFF