LA HARBOR INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
EIN 20-1578165 · Film & Video (A31)
What they do
The LA Harbor International Film Festival (LAHIFF), Founded In 2003, is Held Annually With Occasional Special Programs Throughout The Year Often Partnering With Other Community Oriented Non-profit Organizations. A Non-juried, Non-competitive Film Festival LAHIFF Aims to Entertain, Enlighten and Educate The Cinematic Audience By Showcasing Film and Video That Reflects The Harbor and All That It Embraces Shipping and Commerce, Fishing, Sailing, Water Sports, Sea Life and The Areas Rich Ethnic and Cultural Influences; and to Promote The Documentary Genre Via DocSunday, Literacy and A More Thoughtful Way to View A Film Through The Education Outreach Program Read The Book, See The Movie to Create A Cinematic Bridge Between The People of The Region and The People of The World.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2005
- Location
- PO BOX 5202, SAN PEDRO, CA 90733-5202
- County
- Los Angeles
- In care of
- % STEPHANIE MARDESICH