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Festival archive

The Movie Festival

A lo-fi movie festival for five-minute films and a "4D live action" division, as the old site described it.

The Movie Festival

Photo: Kamil CzaiƄski / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Illustrative image.

Festival archive. This page keeps what the old Doo-Nanny festival website published on this domain. doo-nanny.com is now an independent magazine: it is not affiliated with the festival or its organisers and does not sell tickets, camping or vendor places. Prices, dates and contact details of the original page are not reproduced. More in the archive.

Movie Festival

CM Laster and Les Blank

This exciting event is one of the main creative features of the Doo-Nanny. We call it a "movie" festival instead of a "film" festival because the word "movie" is short for "moving picture", so in acknowledgment of the intertwangleism inherent therein, we are the world's only movie festival that has a "4D Live Action" division, wherein a short performance/contraption/presentation of any type, containing a moving picture can be entered into the event. We have had several exciting winners in this category, so let your imagination run wild.

Come one come all ...DOO Nanny Woods of Wonder Movie Festival/Show, we are looking for Lo-Fi creations, please have them in a DVD format if you would like your movie shown on the big screen . SQUARE format is better. unless you have high res letterbox format. No real rules apply, if you want to do slide show, run nude holding a picture....thats moving pictures. So RELAX , and make something.
my personal challenge to all those that DOO...you Know who you are!

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See more here at Doo-Nanny movie FaceBook?page

We now have a beautiful 24-hr movie theater with 6 rows of 3 seats, showing Doo-Nanny movies around the clock! We encourage you to take random hor d'ourves to the theater to surprise your fellow humans in a happy way. This is part of the World Random Hor d'ourve Project, and a great thing to incorporate into your default lives.

We have been very fortunate to have as a special guest film-maker for the last several years, Les Blank, from Berkely, CA. Les has made over 30 documentaries over a career spanning over 40 years. His movies have won many awards, and are shown around the world. Our gratitude and friendship goes out to Les, and we hope he makes it back for many Doo-Nannys to come.

Make sure you get your movies in early!

We like them tiny movies