YOU GOT A PROBLEM Selected for the Hang onto Your Shorts Festival
By: BWW News Desk
You Got a Problem...has been Officially Selected for the "NYC Indie Film Awards" and "Hang onto Your Shorts" in Asbury Park in addition to "The Genre Celebration Festival" in Los Angeles. YOU GOT A PROBLEM... is a short film by Broadway Actor (Grand Hotel) turned Director Charles Mandracchia. You Got a Problem recently won for "Best Director Animation" for Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards & "Best Director Animation" in the Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival. Also, winning the Accolade Film Festival for Animation Direction, You Got a Problem, joins the ranks of other high-profile winners of this internationally respected award including Ron Howard / Bryce Howard for When You Find Me and Highwire Films Australia for their popular ABC TV series twenty something. In addition, "You Got a Problem" just won the "Red Corner Festival" in USA/Italy. This comes on the heels of the film's win for Best Animated Short Film category in the "Mediterranean Film Festival" (MEDFF) for 2016.
You Got a Problem tells a story of Uncle LOUIE and his Italian-American Paisanos who solve a problem that the Pizza man is having with a bunch of kids from a Brooklyn neighborhood. You got a problem, no problem...just call uncle Louie. He'll take care of it! No Problem! The "Hang Onto Your Shorts" Film Festival is set for Saturday and Sunday, May 20th-21st 2017, again in Asbury Park.
http://hangontoyourshortsfilmfestival.com/
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