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Honors & Awards
Throughout the company’s 40-year history, MFF films have won many international awards. The following outlines some recent highlights.
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Hurricane on the Bayou – Named Best Film of the Year, Best Film for Lifelong Learning, Best Soundtrack and Best Film Launch of 2007 by Giant Screen Cinema Association. |
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Alps – Received Best Cinematography Award for 2007 by Giant Screen Cinema Association. |
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Greece: Secrets of the Past – Named Best Film Soundtrack of 2006 by Giant Screen Cinema Association. |
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Everest – The highest grossing giant screen film in history, Everest has taken in $135 million at the box office since its premiere in 1998. |
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To Fly! – This beloved classic is still playing at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum more than twenty-five years after it first opened. To Fly! was selected by the Library of Congress in 1996 for preservation in the National Film Registry, America’s film archive, where it joins such classics as Birth of a Nation, Gone With The Wind, and Citizen Kane as one of the most important films in 100 years of American filmmaking. |
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Coral Reef Adventure – Named the 2003 Best Film of the Year by the Giant Screen Theater Association and the highest grossing giant screen documentary of the year. |
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The Living Sea – Nominated for a 1995 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short. |
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Dolphins – Nominated for a 2000 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short. Selected for the Best Lifelong Learning Film by the Giant Screen Theater Association in 2001. |

Archives
MFF-ED Films:
If you’d like to learn more about the Foundation’s films, you can visit the websites for each film at…
Other MFF films produced in the 15/70mm format:
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