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SAN DIEGO — Cinephiles — rejoice! The San Diego International Film Festival returns on Oct. 18, bringing to life stories rife with passion, promise and power.Film buffs will have an abundance of features, documentaries and shorts covering a wide array of topics to choose from for their viewing pleasure.
Festival organizers are reminding the public that the theaters are filling up quickly, and passholders need to reserve their seats for the screenings they wish to attend. Of course, tickets can be bought on an individual basis as well. "The Holdovers" featuring Paul Giamatti is the film kicking off the festival. The movie explores the unlikely bond a trio of very different people create during a Christmas break on an empty prep school campus in 1970: The curmudgeonly teacher, a brainy, troublemaker student and the school's head cook. This is an advance screening of the film, since it doesn't release across the country until Oct. 27.
Movie lovers will have the chance to see exclusive world premieres during the festival, especially on Saturday, Oct. 21.
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