The Downtown Festival: Fellas + Q&A
A screening of Fellas on the big screen at the Roxy, paired with a Q&A, as part of the Downtown Festival. Worth staying after the film for the conversation.
A screening of Fellas on the big screen at the Roxy, paired with a Q&A, as part of the Downtown Festival. Worth staying after the film for the conversation.
A screening at Syndicated Bar Theater Kitchen, a spot that combines a bar, a theater and a kitchen, so a meal and a drink can go with the movie.
A late screening of Tell Her That I Love Her (Dites-lui que je l'aime), part of The Downtown Festival, with a Q&A after the film so the conversation continues past the credits.
A screening of The Water is Always Warm, part of The Downtown Festival lineup at the Roxy Cinema New York, paired with a Q&A so you can stay for the conversation.
A documentary shot over six years in nine countries, tracing the sanctioned sale of polar bears. A panel with the film's creators follows the screening.
A screening of Amoeba as part of the Downtown Festival, with a Q&A afterward so the conversation carries on past the closing credits.
A showing at Syndicated Bar Theater Kitchen, a spot that puts a bar, a theater, and a kitchen in one place, so dinner and a drink can be part of the night.
A screening of The Projectionist as part of the Downtown Festival, with a Q&A afterward. A good excuse to see it on a big screen in an art house cinema and stay for the conversation.
A curated selection of short films under the theme Dissolutions, part of The Downtown Festival. A good way to sample several filmmakers in one sitting at the Roxy Cinema New York.
A screening of Karishika with a Q&A attached, part of the Downtown Festival lineup at an art house cinema. A chance to see it on the big screen and hear the conversation around it.
A werewolf movie on the screen at a venue that pairs a bar and kitchen with its theater, so dinner and a drink fit easily around the creature feature.
Shown on 35mm film with Larry Clark attached, a chance to see Another Day in Paradise projected the old-fashioned way, on a real print.
A screening of Allison Janae Hamilton's films on the American landscape, followed by a conversation between the artist and Imani Perry. It's a focused pairing of an artist and a thinker.
Eiko Ishibashi, a multi-instrumentalist who moves between film scores, improvisation and songwriting, plays live to Ryusuke Hamaguchi's GIFT in a rare main-hall appearance.
Andrea Kleine shares three works-in-progress: a book, a performance, and a microbudget feature, all circling nature, personal horrors, and the weirdness of performing. Music by Bobby Previte.
Valentýna Janů's neo-noir video, partly shot at Pioneer Works, gets live performance woven through it. Vojtěch Fröhlich scales the building floor by floor, then 33 close with a set.
Vampyr screened with a live score, so the music is played in the room as the film unfolds. It's part of the cinema's Kaboom lineup.
Miss Video 4 U presents this screening of Leila and the Wolves, part of the Kaboom lineup at an independent art house cinema. A guest-curated night out for film lovers.
An opening for a show of photographs and films by Harvey Wang, put on by an independent documentary center. A chance to see his still and moving work together, with the artist's world on the walls.
Bassist-composer Alexis Cuadrado brings an album of silent film scores to the stage with a big band of violin, vibraphone, trombone, reeds, and Miles Okazaki on guitar.