Short Film Fund. Exhibition. Distribution. Community. Melody C. Roscher's BIRD IN HAND coming 10/2!
Brooklyn, NY
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🎥 With BARBARA FOREVER, director Brydie O’Connor weaves together Barbara Hammer’s own work with lots of archival material to form a portrait of the filmmaker as a trailblazing lesbian badass.
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For their Halloween screening this year, @thefofif presents a recent favorite in Irish folklore films, Aislinn Clarke’s FRÉWAKA.
Tuesday 10/27 at Nitehawk Williamsburg with a pre-recorded introduction by Clarke
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In the Guide: a terrible new take on a classic novel, an adventurous biopic, a new doc about Syrian war refugees, a doc about women artists in Paris, three genre mash-up horror films, and an intimate doc by a Palestinian-Mexican-American filmmaker.
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Must-Watch Indies returns to FACETS Chicago October 15th - 25th featuring a cadre of modern horrors: Maya Annik Bedward's BLACK ZOMBIE, Nicolas Winding Refn's HER PRIVATE HELL, and Jane Schoenbrun's TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA
Tickets: facets.org/portfolio-categor…
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This is simply not true. I have a list of over 200 films I’ve seen at festivals in the last five years that still haven’t been released in the US.
Indie film has a strange new problem: Buyers are hungry, and audiences are showing up. There just aren’t enough movies to buy. Ashley Cullins talks to top dealmakers about what’s driving the shortage and what could fix it: mrf.lu/2dyqc
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THE SCOUT opens this Friday, Sept 24 only at Film Forum.
Mimi Davila stars as a young location scout traversing NYC in search of meaning and the perfect settings for a TV pilot in this remarkably assured feature debut from Paula González-Nasser.
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A young woman discovers that her late father is actually alive and living in Mexico. Luna Garcia directs “They’ll Know You When You Call,” a coming-of-age drama with a multimedia approach. nobudge.com/theyll-know-you-…
The Future of Film is Female retweeted
Alexandra Pechman’s #Magazine is a vibrant, funny debut feature set in NYC's literary world, featuring a stellar performance by Lily McInerny.
Read @FilmSwoon's #TIFF26 review: thefilmstage.com/tiff-review…
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It was a joy and honor to host the theatrical premiere of BARBARA FOREVER this past weekend with Brydie O’Connor and film team 💜
Join us for two more Q&As with team this coming wknd on Sat 9/12 & Sun 9/13
📸Emma Rose Milligan
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A look at the films directed by women that are playing at the Toronto International Film Festival this year.
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Join me at the Paris Theater tonight at 645pm for a rare 35mm screening of Lynne Ramsay's MORVERN CALLAR, one of my very favorite movies, and a critical film in the history of Cowboy Pictures.
(AKA Cowboy’s last release!)
paristheaternyc.com/film/mor…
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BARBARA FOREVER, Brydie O’Connor’s doc portrait of pioneering lesbian experimental filmmaker Barbara Hammer, opens on Fri, 9/4 with Q&As 9/4 - 9/5.
“Barbara Hammer was a bad-ass punk rocker…This film lays bare the essence of an icon.” – Todd Haynes
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In this week’s Guide: a British rom-com, a teen musical, 35mm screenings to benefit @MissingMovies, a Puerto Rican drama, Barbara Kopple's union docs, Samantha Morton, and a doc about a Palestinian grain miller who lives in a refugee camp in Jordan.
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I didn’t know he passed. He was always my favorite part of going to see a movie at Lincoln Square.
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DREAMS IN NIGHTMARES with Shatara Michelle Ford Q&A on Wednesday is just about sold out, but it's also screening next weekend!
8/29 & 8/30 at Nitehawk Williamsburg, presented by @thefofif
The Future of Film is Female retweeted
The failure of many major publications staffed by eminent critics to run reviews of Dreams in Nightmares in time for its New York opening today is a sign of the indifference that daringly original low-budget movies face in the current pop-besotted, celebrity-baited environment.
The Future of Film is Female retweeted
In this week’s Guide: a new queer road movie, a Franz Kafka biopic, Raven Jackson’s tender tone poem, a trailblazing Australian film, a punk rock biopic, a short film about a Black lesbian cruising the streets of S.F., & a short doc by Jocelyne Saab
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