Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Love at First Sight (2012 film)
arrived at via applying common sense to the notability guideline: this film has been heavily screened at festivals around the world; has won what seems to be a large number of festival awards (even if not the A-list of fests, dozens of wins still seems like a big number); was premiered at the Palm Springs ShortFest which apparently has some sort of selection process and ranks alongside Sundance and Cannes as a top short film festival; is at least mentioned in a couple of RS news sources (OC Register, a triple-Pulitzer winning CA paper; Zee News, big media machine in India); features an actor (Shane Zaza) with at least one credit in a major movie (''The Davinci Code''); and is currently active (on sale at iTunes; web site lists multiple festival screening dates in 2015). Further, WP's notability guideline suggesting "significant coverage" is in large part to ensure that there is enough material for an article (). Here, the article even as it stands (the insane festival list aside) does have the main elements of a film article in place - plot, cast, production detail, reception - and there is more info on the film's web site (which should be an acceptable source for non-controversial info about itself). Altogether, on a continuum from home movies to Oscar-winning Hollywood blockbusters, this would seem to be far enough along to be considered more notable than not. (FYI, I have no connection with anything to do with this film, never heard of it before the last hour, realize from clicking that it is part of a multi-article effort to have it included in WP, and haven't watched it
— User:Tsavage, 23:05, 31 March 2015 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:WHYN (Wikipedia:Notability)