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finalists, whose short films (14 min-
utes and under in length) will be pre-
sented to the cinema-going public in
54 venues in 32 states. Films from
Ireland, Israel, England, Wales,
Australia, Spain and the United States
make up this year's selection.
Audience members will be handed a
voting card upon entry and asked to
vote for a winning filmmaker. The
winner will be announced at a final
screening Sept. 25 in Union Square
Park in New York City.
The entire program runs about 2
1/2 hours, with a 10-minute intermis-
sion. For more information and to
read interviews with the 12 finalists,
visit the festival's Web site at
www.Msfilmfest.com .
The Michigan Theater is located in
downtown Ann Arbor at 603 East
Liberty. Regular film ticket prices are
$8.50 for adults; $6.75 for students,
seniors and veterans; and $6 for
Michigan Theater members. (734)
668-TIME or
www.michtheater.org.
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BRAD GARRETT (Everybody Loves
Raymone4.
Piven's role as an overbearing Jewish
talent agent in Entourage is the talk of
Hollywood insiders; he has finally
made his presence known, after play-
ing the sidekick of his real-life friend
John Cusack in movie after movie.
The other actors nominated are
ZACH BRAFF (lead actor, comedy,
for Scrubs); HANK AZARIA (lead
actor, drama, for Huff); WILLIAM
SHATNER (supporting actor, drama,
for Boston Legal); and PAUL NEW-
MAN, (supporting actor, TV movie,
for Empire Falls).
Newman, whose father was Jewish,
turned his back on any organized reli-
gion as a young man. However, he has
more or less defined himself as a cul-
tural Jew and has supported some
Jewish charities. Fl