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| Palm Springs, CA | January 6-11, 2011 |
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Start the new year off in style with a film-filled weekend at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. This very special festival offers an unparalleled look into the world of new foreign cinema. Scores of films offered at Palm Springs are put forward by their countries for consideration by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for nomination in best foreign language picture category, films that may otherwise not be seen in the United States. A fascinating and worthwhile day trip from Palm Springs is a visit to Joshua Tree National Park. We also enjoy bicycling around Palm Springs, bikes can be rented by the hour, delivered right to and picked back up from the hotel.Talk Cinema’s trip to The Palm Springs International Film Festival includes: 5 nights’ stay at the Hotel Zoso, welcome dinner and orientation, admission to the opening night film and after-screening gala, carte blanche access to films during the opening weekend, daily briefings with group leader, and guests, a celebratory farewell dinner, travel insurance. |
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Mail: Download the brochure. Registration fees are payable to Talk Cinema by check, please add 5% handling fee for payments with MC or Visa. Print and complete the registration form and mail to: TALK CINEMA PO Box 686 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Phone: 1-800-551-9221 |
Talk Cinema cannot pair up single travelers for double occupancy accommodations.
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Cost: $2,300 per person single occupancy $1,900 per person double occupancy Not included in package: Travel, personal expenses (hotel extras, laundry, phone etc.), meals not otherwise included. Cancellation Policy: Registration is non-refundable. |
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